The cast of everyone's favorite early 2000's sitcom is reunited for the first time in years. We're of course talking about Month To Month, the show where multiple friends with different personalities live in an apartment. Listen to these old castmates dish on what went on behind the scenes of the show that made them stars.
The cast of the mid-2000s sitcom 'Month to Month' reunites and immediately enters a circular argument about whether it has been 8, 10, or 15 years since they last saw each other.
"All four of us together for the first time in what, 15 years?"
William reveals he was cast after playing a man who burst into 3,000 cockroaches on The X-Files, while Trenton explains how his clown training led him to insult the show's writers during his audition.
Rebecca describes her 'grind' in NYC despite her father being the President of NBC, and pivots to promoting her nonsensical hat line featuring made-up languages like 'Gongy Pong'.
"I should disclose, my father was the president of NBC for about two decades."
"I was sweating my ass off in coffee shops, not working them, but getting coffee at them."
"Gongy Pong is a combination of a German word, a French word, a Japanese word, and a Canadian French word."
The cast struggles to calculate how long they have been apart, repeatedly insisting it has been 15 years despite the show ending only 8 years prior in 2013.
"So not exactly 15, but we're getting close."
"More like eight, but we're getting close."
"Sometimes eight feels like 15 if we're really compounding all the times that we haven't talked to each other."
William reveals he was cast as Connor because producers loved his performance on The X-Files as a man who explodes into 3,000 cockroaches.
"I played that one guy that fell off of a porch and then bust into 3,000 cockroaches."
"What if this cockroach man actually didn't have cockroaches inside of him and he was just living in an apartment trying to make it month to month?"
Rebecca describes the 'grind' of her early career in New York, eventually admitting her father was the President of NBC for twenty years.
"I should disclose, my father was the president of NBC for about two decades."
"But you were grinding for 18 months. I mean, give yourself some credit."
Rebecca promotes her nonsensical bucket hat line featuring made-up languages like 'Gungipong' and 'Wanky Panky' which supposedly mean peace and relax.
"I kind of make my own language on them."
"Wanky Panky is coming out summer 2023."
Rebecca Flay explains the linguistic origins of her 'Gongipong' and 'Wanky Panky' hat lines, claiming they are a mix of German, French, and Japanese sounds that mean peace and prosperity.
"I kind of make my own language on them."
"It means peace and prosperity."
"I have a Dukudango Fingifango in my car actually that I wear a lot."
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The host welcomes the audience back to the panel of screenwriting experts and new voices in Hollywood.
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