Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Content

Hey all! We got a few impromptu schedule additions today...so you can get questions in if you can get them in quickly before time expires!

TED 1x1 (John, Jon & Greg) - 3:30pm PT/ 6:30pm ET

BRIDGERTON 1x4 (John & Greg) - 5:30pm PT / 8:30pm ET

FRIENDLY REMINDER:

To keep our shoots on schedule, we’ll be answering up to 8 questions per video. If more than 8 come in, we’ll pick randomly from the pool. If time allows, we may take on extra, but that’s not guaranteed. Please limit it to one concise question per patron per shoot.

Files

Comments

Jaden Rhodes

Ted: I love that yall are covering the show, I honestly think the show is better than the actual movies. Unlike the movies the episodes are evenly balanced and paced really well. Also Alanna Ubach as the mother is one the funnest part for me personally. I’m curious if y’all agree

princetheo

For bridgerton: Hey guys, so glad you’re reacting to the show! Do you have a favourite character so far? How do you feel about Anthony’s actions these past two episodes in his attempt to ‘protect’ Daphne?

AWESOMEJoe Movie Reviews

Ted: I think it's amazing how the kid actor of Mark wahlberg's character has that strong Boston accent you could believe that this is the younger version of that character could you guys try speaking that accent I've tried and it doesn't really catch

Mill

The Ted show is peak

Ana Karen

Bridgerton : I’m sure by now you know every season it’s going to follow a love trope like season 1 is fake dating trope. Like I am an enemies to lovers girl. My question is do yall have a favorite or preference type of trope or a trope that you would be more interested to see?

CareBear

Bridgerton 1x04: Dearest G & J! Welcome to the Ton!!! This episode first addresses the concept of race (in the Bridgerton universe). Though initially many viewers assumed Shonda Rhimes was keeping with her policy of complete "color-blind" casting, you'll (come to) see that the backgrounds of all the characters are very deliberate (to the larger story). This diverse casting is a a welcome shift for UK "costume dramas", (which traditionally exclude POC). Q?: If you could choose atypical actors for a genre of film/tv that traditionally has limited casting, which genre would you want to shake up (even if the alteration is not historically accurate)? (My pick: Either a World War II or Gladiator film with all female soldiers.)

CareBear

PLD- I'm new to the Q&A and am genuinely trying to keep to the request for concise questions. However, as you'll note, brevity isn't my strength. So I've put portions of my question in (parentheses) to indicate you may wish/need to cut these bits to fit an acceptable length/time. The parentheses bits round out the question, but are not strictly necessary. So you can choose which version of my question works best for you, and edit accordingly. Thank you for the extra consideration!

Johnie 💮

this is not a Q&A but is this for today? or next friday? or an announcement for every friday?

thereelrejects

These are our (near) daily posts of what is being recorded that day for patrons to submit specific questions for. - PLD

CareBear

Okay, so I understand the laws of physics, and that it's far too late to change this. But I was quite frazzled on Fri when posting my initial Q?, so for my sanity, I reworked a better version below. Dearest G & J! Welcome to the Ton! This ep first addresses race in the Bridgerton universe. Though viewers assumed Shonda Rhimes was "color blind" casting, the background of each character is deliberate, denoting a welcome shift for "costume dramas" that traditionally exclude POC. Q?: What film/tv genre would you want to shake up through casting? Perhaps an all female Gladiator? Or a queer Romeo + Julian?