Lisa Wilcox
00:00
Hello
this is Lisa Wilcox on go in Hollywood and boy did I go Hollywood? Cheers. Ah
The Ghost
00:09
broadcasting
from the not so secret underground layer here in weirdo Ville so put on your foil
helmets accept the offer you can't refuse cuz you just entered our cinematic
world of going to Hollywood.
JD 00:34
I'm
actually pretty excited about this question. I thought of it today. wanted to
know, I think it was a different kind of a tonal change and I usually go so if
you add Freddie Kruger's powers, but you could only use them for good What
would you do first?
00:54
Oh
The Ghost
00:59
my god
do you would fucking
JD 01:02
much
more Grizzly are like
The Ghost
01:07
you
saying Freddy's? Which one of Freddie's powers but use them for good.
JD 01:12
Alright,
so like so you've got the dream power. So you go in and out of people's dreams
at will and all that different stuff. But you can only use them for good. Can't
do anything evil.
The Ghost
01:21
I
wouldn't use it on anybody out of fuck. It'd be good. I mean, you go in into
people's private dream. So I don't know how good I really Oh,
JD 01:28
you know
what I would do? Here's what I would do is I would I would I would do the boiler
room setting. So it's all creepy. But then after that, I would I would just
tell them like to believe in themselves.
The Ghost
01:39
That's
fucking dope. Okay. All right. All right. You still entered their privacy but
you like you like made it better?
JD 01:47
No, I
kept in the boiler room.
01:50
You kept
it in a boiler room. Alright.
JD 01:52
On that
note, I must be dreaming because we have a very special guest today. Please
welcome Lisa Wilcox. Lisa, welcome to the show.
Lisa Wilcox
02:02
Gentlemen,
Hello.
JD 02:04
How are
you this evening? Excellent. Thank
Lisa Wilcox
02:07
you. And
it's Friday night.
The Ghost
02:09
Lisa, I
am so much for being on the show. I mean, I I want to get straight into it.
Man. We're not even going to waste any fucking time. You got to tell us we it's
just a question that I've been wanting to ask. What was it like working with
Robert England? We have to know. guy. He's
Lisa Wilcox
02:29
wonderful.
He is my uncle Robert. Now. It's like, Yeah, no, I mean, he already had gotten
some fame from v and this and that he would, you know, we were all in our I was
in my mid 20s. And my first like, film, big film. And now he was lovely. He has
no air about him at all. He's the most friendly guy in the entire world. If you
ever come to a convention, you've got to meet him. He's just he's great and
supportive and kind and very fun to talk. He's quite a rockin tour. And he's
great. What can I say? And I've gotten to work with him. Three times nightmare
for nightmare five and fear clinic. That's awesome.
JD 03:11
See, I
that's what I want Robert England to be. I pictured him as like a friendly guy.
Yeah, me too. That makes me happy.
Lisa Wilcox
03:20
And it's
so yeah. And it's so interesting to me of books I've read and actors I've met
that play bad guys. The ones that played bad guys are typically the nicest
sweetest human beings on the planet.
JD 03:33
I wonder
if it's because they're getting all that rage out on the screen?
Lisa Wilcox
03:36
Right
TV? I don't know. But anyway, he's lovely.
The Ghost
03:40
You're
not the first one that said that have actually heard that before that the
nicest guys played these crazy motherfuckers on screen. Yeah, that's not the
first time I've heard that.
JD 03:49
I've
heard like Kane Hodder is an absolute sweetheart. So it's just like, you know,
one minute he's bashing somebody within a sleeping bag on a tree and the next
minute he's he's dude, no fucking
The Ghost
03:57
joke. I
met him. I met Kane do it at a bar.
Lisa Wilcox
04:00
Where
Where did you meet him?
The Ghost
04:03
I had a
friend and his mom worked at a bar in Williamsburg. And she's like, I think
Kane otters are fucking serious. And we fucking drove up there. Dude. I took my
dog. I drove up there. dares cane otter six, four big brought up here. Y'all.
Lisa Wilcox
04:20
You have
a doll.
The Ghost
04:22
I have a
Jason doll. And he I took it a minute. And he took my doll and signed it. What
do you want me to sign? And I was like, I guess he was like when we sign it on
his ass. I'm like, yeah, signed it on his ass please. And I fuckin autograph on
my Jason. Figure on its ass. Amazing.
JD 04:40
Okay,
you're not going to start calling to figure now. It was a doll a minute ago.
Now. It's a fake. Well,
The Ghost
04:43
it's a
doll figurine Fuck you.
04:45
That's
what it is. It's
Lisa Wilcox
04:49
right
here your dog. And like he took your dog Okay, that's cool he needs and he
signed your dog's ass okay.
JD 04:59
So rover
say stuff. That's Jason he plays Jason on TV.
Lisa Wilcox
05:04
He He's
a sweetheart I got to work with him cane on fear clinic as well. And we did a
movie called watchers for with Mark Hamill the
JD 05:14
Yeah.
Nice. Now watchers as in that's like that's based on the the Dean kuhns book
series, right? Yeah,
05:21
yes.
Yes.
JD 05:22
One of
watchers, thinkers is one of my favorite authors. And I've always loved
watching. Oh,
Lisa Wilcox
05:27
same
here. I love quotes from the beginning. In fact, it's kind of interesting. I
was on the set of nightmare for and when I had downtime, I love to read books
still do. Reading watchers and Harold Berger, you know, who did Freddie's
makeup huge award winning special effects. He's like, Oh, no, I wasn't. I was
reading something else. And he said, Oh, you like reading? I'm like, Yeah, I
was reading in a different goods book. And he said, You got to read watchers.
I'm like, okay, so I picked it up, read it. And then like, I don't know, 15
years later, I'm doing the movie.
JD 06:00
Hey,
will may have possibly willed it to be a little bit? Right.
Lisa Wilcox
06:04
Yeah,
you know, it's all kind of interesting. All the serendipity that we have in our
lives, right, boys?
JD 06:10
Absolutely.
100%. I mean, yeah, totally. So facts.
Lisa Wilcox
06:16
Good or
bad.
JD 06:18
Sometimes
bad. Definitely. Sometimes bad. Right. But right, I'm trying to put more good
out there than bad is the true. Some of that, you know, comes back on. So did
you did you did horror movies when you're growing up? Or did you just sort of
like fall into the role? Or did you actively seek a horror role? Or How'd that
go?
Lisa Wilcox
06:37
Well,
no, I've been a fan of horror since I was could talk. Yeah. And I've always
loved it. And, in fact, the first novel I ever read was Dracula. And I
literally read this under my covers with the electric blanket light. And yeah,
covers. I was in fourth grade. Dracula was not on the reading list. And but my
mom and dad, my mom and dad were super cool. And they you know, I would order
books and or go to the library and stuff. So Dracula, so I've always been
fascinated by the mccobb. The by ghost stories by science fiction as well.
Yeah, I've always been a huge fan of it. And I heard on the street, I was a fan
of Nightmare on Elm Street, when I finally had the opportunity to audition for
it. It's not like, I get a choice, especially when you're beginning actor and
your resume doesn't have much on it. It's basically it's up to your manager and
agent, you know, they submit you and, and
JD 07:36
then a
little bit of luck, I'm sure
Lisa Wilcox
07:37
in the
hope that you know, the headshot and resume or whatever casting says, okay, we
went to audition this, you know, this actor, so, but that was quite a process
too. Because see, back then you have to understand, I was like a virgin
platinum blonde, all the makeup. I was I was like cheerleader, you know, right?
kind of thing. So my manager said, I submitted you but they don't want to see
you You just don't fit the role and like I know, but I really wanted and I know
I fit the role. But anyway, a month later, Annette Benson, the casting director
of I think all of the Nightmare on Elm Street. She tells me the story that they
auditioned seven over 700 actresses for the role of Alice and they couldn't
find their Alan. They went through the rubbish which I was sitting in. Yeah,
the ones that were denied and I finally got my opportunity. I auditioned. I
went with dirty hair, no makeup. I wore my worst color, pale yellow, by the
way. And audition, I had a callback. It was a Friday. I was getting married
that Saturday. It was it Sunday. Wow. Huge wedding plan. 150 people and I was
on my honeymoon when I learned that I got the role.
The Ghost
08:50
That's
awesome. So
JD 08:51
no
pressure during the honeymoon.
The Ghost
08:54
So hold
on. You were a fan of nightmare. Before you got Yeah, that's that is awesome.
Dude. That is awesome.
Lisa Wilcox
09:02
Yes. And
I had the biggest crush on Rodney Eastman from from a dream lawyers. You have
no idea. Yeah. Oh my gosh. Yeah. And he's still know him. He knows that. He
does. But the honeymoon got cut short only because they brought me they wanted
me to do photo tests and stuff like that. And that's when they also said hey,
well, can we dye your hair? red brown with her? Yeah. Anyway, we they did it.
We did a rinse in the morning every morning and rinse my hair.
The Ghost
09:33
So there
you go. That's awesome. That's Yeah,
JD 09:36
I love
it. So a lot of people have talked a lot of crap about the later nightmare
films I think like, especially five I think you had some of the better
plotlines in this industry like five plotline was sinister. I agree.
Lisa Wilcox
09:49
Yeah.
Well, thank you for recognizing that. Yeah.
JD 09:52
I
thought the baby angle was was
Lisa Wilcox
09:55
it it
was wild, right. It was wild and You know, nightmare five is looked upon as
like some of the like the worst one of the worst ones or whatever. But it's
interesting in the past couple years at conventions and whatnot, that's their
it's people's favorite. My hypothesis about nightmare five is when it came out
in 1989. I think 89 Okay. Okay, number five deals with abortion, teen pregnancy
adoption. Oh, then we have greatest storyline of bulimia anorexia, then we have
Oh, my dad is recovered alcoholic. I mean, there was a lot.
JD 10:32
We
shouldn't do that shit out until 2020.
Lisa Wilcox
10:34
Yes,
exactly. So it was really a heavy script. But it was it was loaded with important
questions and, and things so but I think it was just a little too heavy subject
matter for her audience to truly appreciate or enjoy. It made them
uncomfortable, right? Yeah. But now over 30 years later, have those
conversations we have over dinner and what I mean, right, those manners are no
longer taboo. And so now, you know, decades later, it's much more appreciated
now. Much more. That's awesome.
JD 11:09
And it's
pretty cool that you got to kind of get to have a part in that, like, you know,
like, paving the way for you know, that because I mean, that, you know,
everything is as a collective whole, like, leads up to the union like without
certain things like that, like tackling those issues through a horror movie in
1989. Yeah, we wouldn't be able to talk about that stuff.
Lisa Wilcox
11:27
And I'm
happy to say I think, you know, it's part of the evolution you know, think
Yeah, no way you know, that a horror movie can actually grow to those kinds of
subject matters, you know,
JD 11:40
in a
real with some Yeah, with some like reality to it. And like, you know, like,
yeah, we're gonna we're gonna insert these issues in the characters and make it
part of the gore
The Ghost
11:49
fat lean
towards those movies. I mean, I lean towards psychological thriller, horror,
any of those those those are deep, deep, dark stories in those genres. And
that's, that's what I lean towards. And most, most people don't like those
genres lean towards that. They want a good story. I feel like I story's key to
me, man. It's always been key. Definitely. Oh,
Lisa Wilcox
12:12
yeah.
And you got to be intrigued, you know?
JD 12:14
Oh,
yeah, exactly. Exactly. Not to mention Freddy had my second favorite line of
the entire series in five.
Lisa Wilcox
12:20
Yeah,
JD 12:21
it's up.
The Ghost
12:26
Fucking
nerd. I love it.
JD 12:32
churches
all fucked up and he just rises like, oh my god. Classic Freddy.
12:43
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JD 13:40
kind of
changing gears a little bit so you in Tuesday night from for actually started a
business in 2000 tell us a little bit about that.
Lisa Wilcox
13:50
We did
um gosh was a great great time and Well it's interesting like after the filming.
We we met we never really saw each other I think we bumped into each other at
the cleaners once because we live both lived in Studio City and and then
another time we bumped into each other at Staples and I was going through a
horrible breakup and this that we've talked in staples for like an hour and a
half. And then she showed me these adorable little toe rings she was making the
illusion ban and like oh my god those are so dang cute. And she had a business
partner at the time but wasn't happy with what was going on. So she and I
became business partners I invested money in the company and we started from
home and we were hiring our girlfriends and Tuesday was training them on how to
make them I created like a skew item number way how to you know it's a
butterfly with a you know, 010201 is a Yeah, we're dying clear. swarowski we
only use Swarovski crystals by the way. There's beautiful charms we had over
200 different charms, flowers, mermaids, palm trees all adorned with ASCII. And
this little business just took off, man. And we became International. We had
huge distribution in Japan, we were in like every magazine, you can imagine.
Free editorial. We had, you know, the cast of friends was wearing them on and
on and on. It was a fantastic, fantastic time.
JD 15:20
So cool.
Lisa Wilcox
15:23
We did
wholesale, we sold to nordstroms, and boutiques all over the country all over
the world. Dude,
The Ghost
15:29
that is
awesome. I mean, you are real, you are successful on like, all different parts
of spectrum. Man, like you have a fucking god, I'm a fucking loser, man. He has
a business is a
Lisa Wilcox
15:45
loser,
really was something I so believed in, you know, and they're just so beautiful
and everything. We got a third partner along the way who had a factory in
Pacoima, California, and had office space downtown. So she became our third
partner. So we got the funding, we needed to grow more because we were doing
boutiques and everything, right. But then we got an order for big drugstore
chain, and we're like looking at each other, like, how are we gonna fill all
these scenarios to do this with our brands? And we were paying our friends Mind
you, you know, right? Anyway, just in time, we had an angel come down to was
able to support us and yeah, yeah, so yeah, it was a good time. Lisa, I
The Ghost
16:25
got to
ask you, and I want to, I want to get straight into it. I'm gonna give you a
little backstory on this next question. Because I didn't realize I was telling
JT, I didn't realize that you played that who you were until I saw this role.
I'm like, Oh my god, dude, that is the only shit. I actually have. We're
talking about Boy Meets World. I mean, I used to be I still love it. Man. I
used to be obsessed with it when I was a kid. Yeah, when I when I saw that,
because he told me he's like she was in Boy Meets World, like was she? Who did
she played? And then I realized you played Chris. Actually, when I was 14, I
had a little crush on you. Because blonde, I'm married. I did have a little
crush on you. But gotta tell me about the time because you are a vital
character in Boy Meets World, like, pretty vital to Coreys character building
and everything. So how was it working with him and making that show?
Lisa Wilcox
17:25
It was?
No, it was great. Michael Jacobs, executive producer and creator of that show.
Known for many years, and he's simply brilliant. And one thing I'm going to say
any sitcom work I've done that is my favorite stage to be on. Rather than
episodic, even more than film, comms are the best because you have a whole
week, you get to do rehearsals, network and the writers come down, they see us
do what we worked on that day. Then they make notes and make changes and they
are creating basically like a little mini short film, short play, really,
because you have a live audience on a Friday. And it's so exciting, right?
Build up, your audience coming in. So it's like doing a play every week. It was
so
The Ghost
18:14
had a
live audience. I was unaware.
Lisa Wilcox
18:17
Yeah,
honey,
JD 18:19
that
always freaks me out when I learned I am
18:21
kind of
this video.
18:24
Yeah.
Lisa Wilcox
18:27
It's so
exciting as an actor to have a live audience reacting and laughing and, and
even when you're filming, we would do two full runs of it with two different
audiences. And even during that time, sometimes writing changes would happen or
notes or flying to us actors or whatever. Really, really exciting. And all
those kids were just adorable. Oh my gosh, they were just darling, darling, darling.
The lead actor of limits world. He became like family. In fact, he used I was
married at the time he had two children and he would babysit her kids. No, no,
he was he and his brother were raised to be very, very down to earth. And, you
know, they didn't get all their money when they were kids. You know what I
mean? It was put in the trust or whatever. And anyway,
JD 19:17
so kinda
like taught him to like, appreciate things and like Yeah, not just go crazy and
go full child.
Lisa Wilcox
19:24
Or star
guy, you know, it's like nude. Oh, no, no, no.
JD 19:27
Yeah.
The Ghost
19:27
And you
were only on like, three episode. Was it three episodes of Boy Meets World or
was it two?
Lisa Wilcox
19:34
Yeah, I
think I only did three but I also did some voiceover stuff for like the
newscast or whatever, you know, so
The Ghost
19:43
it was
we're on Boy Meets World. Yeah, that is. That's the dude. I'm literally looking
at the whole things I've done serious. I am a nerd when it comes to that man.
JD 19:55
Well,
no, actually, I might have that top because like the one the one show I
actually wear They want to ask you about I still haven't seen because I can't I
haven't been able to find it. But I love the movies. So, the bill and Ted's
Excellent adventures? Yes, I did that. I wasn't working on that.
Lisa Wilcox
20:13
TV
series. That's where everyone gets confused. Yeah, TV series one season of
JD 20:20
box
never does anything more than one seat.
Lisa Wilcox
20:27
Hands
one season, Lisa. I don't know. Anyway.
JD 20:31
Hey, if
you got to tell them they got to bring Firefly black, like they gotta get Okay.
All right. You got to watch Firefly brah
The Ghost
20:40
for
second fucking season every Apple Watch Firefly There you go.
JD 20:44
The
second seat it was wrapped up in the movie and that's where it's at like that
some characters died and they can't go back. It is what it is like. I was john
sweet, sweet man.
The Ghost
20:56
He did
the cabin in the woods do it and did that shit threw me to fuck off. I was
like, What the hell is that? Have you seen it? Lisa? Have you seen that the
Lisa Wilcox
21:05
It's
been a while.
The Ghost
21:07
Oh my
god. I loved it. I thought it was
JD 21:10
the the
fate of them or something. Right? Like they got to like feed the old gods and
they got to put him through a weird scenarios at once. Yeah, that's a good one.
The Ghost
21:17
That was
a man.
JD 21:20
Like
other one guy got eaten by the gill man at the end. So were you Okay, so were
you a fan of the movies? And then or did you end up just because I saw you
played Missy, which I think is Missy is one of my favorite characters from the
whole series.
Lisa Wilcox
21:33
So she
Oh, I was just oh my gosh, so much. Filmed in Vancouver, and beautiful, beautiful
city and my son was just four months old. And I'll never forget auditioning. I
audition for Geraldine. leader who I bought who was cast me in a number of
things that network and stuff. No, this audition came up. I was like my first
audition after being pregnant having a baby. Right? Right. And so I go in
audition for her and I was horrible. I was absolutely atrociously awful. I get
home I call my agent. I said, Scott, I just did a terrible audition and it
wasn't feeling well that day, whatever. And I said, Can you please please ask
her to let me audition again? He's like, Sure, sure. Sure. So she did, because
she knew my abilities because she's cast me before. Right, right, right. Did
the audition nailed it. Then it's callback which is network, which is where
there's like 20 people in the room. Not nerve wracking or anything, right.
Anyway, I totally nailed it. totally nailed it. I think I got a call that night
that I got the job.
JD 22:48
That's
awesome.
The Ghost
22:49
That is
fucking dope.
JD 22:50
I love
it. I've just always loved that series. Like that's like that's so one of my
favorites. Like, like I shed tears over the third one. During the
22:58
shed a
little tear.
The Ghost
22:59
He said,
Oh,
Lisa Wilcox
23:02
yes. No,
I love the series. And I love I just love those actors. And yeah, just totally
fun. I've had so many great, fun experiences. It's not even funny.
JD 23:16
That's
awesome. I love it. Is there anything that you have that you're wanting to
promote? Or anything coming out? you're wanting everybody at home to do?
Lisa Wilcox
23:24
Yeah,
I'm so glad you asked. I took a long break because married two boys to raise
blah, blah, blah. And I really wanted to be that, you know, hands on Mom, you
know? Yeah. And then I did corporate even after top writer did corporate world
for a little while. I now I'm back to just doing it full time. So I did a movie
called Mystery Spot, filmed in Dallas. I'm super excited about this film. And
it's been submitted to big festivals as we speak. And I think it's gonna do
well. And then I just came back, actually from crestline California doing a
movie called seasons. And it's like a horror story for each season of the year.
I did Christmas hell. It's such a fun script. I can't even tell you I read it.
It was such a page turner and I'm like I'm so doing this. Anyway, we love
JD 24:20
Christmas
around here. So that's awesome. That's a few of my favorite things.
Lisa Wilcox
24:25
I play I
play a woman who's been a little naughty and she pays for it. Okay. I went I
did a I did a not Hallmark movie but it's a lifetime lifetime. Yes, I last year
actually during COVID super fun and then they I went and did some reshoots.
They added some scenes and really, really fun and you know, lifetime and Hallmark
they do those like romantic ones, but they also do horror kind of thing. Oh
yeah. It's called killer escort. Okay, and I run a male escort agency and one
of my boys is being very, very bad. So
JD 25:09
totally
flipping the script on the whole, like the idea of a matter right? Like, that's
awesome.
Lisa Wilcox
25:17
And
what's so fun getting older too is like, I'm getting now to play more like the
dirty the bad girl might Yeah, then when I was an ingenue, so I'm I'm digging
it.
JD 25:31
And I
you know, I love that because I love villains so like, you know, I totally get
that like, I always say like, I want to be a villain, but then I'll be like
playing it I'll be playing a video game that has like, like choices you do that
and like, I can't make the bad decision. So like, I'll be sitting like I'm
gonna be a villain this time. Oh yeah, no, you're not Skyrim Alright, awesome.
Where can people find you before we ask our final question.
Lisa Wilcox
25:56
Yeah,
yeah, um, Instagram. I'm the Lisa Wilcox. I did have the little blue with the
swivel is that um, unfortunately my Facebook fan page account got hacked. So
but I'm the Lisa wilcoxson Instagram and I'm probably most active on that than
anything. And but this of course is Lisa Wilcox, Facebook, and I have website
Lisa E. Wilcox as an Elizabeth Lisa e Wilcox comm you can purchase autographs
and keeping up with you know, autograph shows, and conventions are coming back.
So I'm trying to keep that updated as well. Love. Oh, and I have to tell you
this movie. I did. Do you know that? Michael Madsen.
JD 26:37
Yeah, I
love Michael Madsen. I just I just finished watching Kill Bill and I love
Lisa Wilcox
26:43
how his
healer escort Oh, he's so cool. You have to understand I'm a huge Quentin
Tarantino film fan. Yeah, it was really cool. I was like
The Ghost
26:53
totally
like don't get don't mention that. At this podcast, I'm telling you.
JD 26:58
We love
around here. Yeah, lately, we will literally at least twice a year me and my
wife will watched kill mill one
The Ghost
27:07
times a
year. That's not even the fucking joke, dude. Straight facts.
Lisa Wilcox
27:11
Yes. Now
we're talking. Yeah.
JD 27:16
Love it.
Love it. Alright, so we're gonna have we're gonna have all that in the episode
description. Alright, so final question. Final question. Since you lived it,
you got to live four and five. We want to know of the entire series and I'm
gonna say you can go into even the Freddy vs. Jason if there's a particular one
which kill by Freddy is your favorite kill.
Lisa Wilcox
27:39
Favorite
kill is by far the first one Amanda Wes and Tina and her little white
JD 27:50
that's
actually goes favorite.
Lisa Wilcox
27:53
Feeling
blood blood and terror and what is happening to this poor child and oh my gosh,
now that one still just
JD 28:00
and then
the the psychological? Like aspect of it of like, like, because like, cuz he's
sitting there like, well, I can't explain this shit. Like I've got a blade and
there's a dead it's like No, you did it buddy.
The Ghost
28:13
Right?
Like
Lisa Wilcox
28:15
I know.
I know. That's my favorite kill. It really is. Love it that second one I have
to say I love the cockroach. That
JD 28:24
the
cockroach one is one of the best we actually did our second episode we did a
top 10 kills of Freddy Krueger that actually made number one. Yeah, kill. Yeah,
he
The Ghost
28:33
did. He
made it number
JD 28:35
just
because it's so gruesome like Debbie's killer
Lisa Wilcox
28:38
Can you
imagine turning
28:41
these cameras
no I cannot
The Ghost
28:46
that's
why I made it number one. Yeah.
Lisa Wilcox
28:49
To make
that happen you guys have no I can't imagine that's that's physical special
effects not CGI crap.
JD 28:56
That's
the good stuff. Yeah, they took real work like like the palm sabini type
Lisa Wilcox
29:04
meetings
to figure out this that me other Oh my God.
JD 29:08
And
that's a five minute sequence to
Lisa Wilcox
29:10
Yeah,
practical effects to me are just
JD 29:13
way
better
Lisa Wilcox 29:14
1000
times Think of all the brains that had to come together to make make it work.
JD 29:20
Yeah,
like it actually had to take great real work instead of just like Alright, I'm
gonna copy paste like this. Nothing again. I'm talking shit like I could do CGI
but but yeah, I mean I I very much prefer the special effects. Oh, man.
Lisa Wilcox
29:36
Well,
this has been awesome.
JD 29:37
You guys
thank you so much for being here. We really appreciate it.
The Ghost
29:41
Now we
just I wanted to say we wanted to thank you so much for taking the time to come
to our show and tell us these stories and can't believe we found a boy meets
whether you were on Boy Meets World I'm so glad I researched that at the last
minute. I'm like, Oh my God, if I didn't know that, that would have been mean.
I would have been so pissed dude, if I found that out. Because Yeah, I love I
loved it That was awesome after the fact
Lisa Wilcox
30:03
well
listen let's do it again some time I'm telling you have store I think everything
you look at on my resume TV so but whatever I have a story like good to see one
so let's do it again sometime boys
JD 30:21
right
Holly weirdos well that is gonna be a wrap for March I want to thank Lisa for
coming on the show we had an absolute blast having her on it was it was so much
fun. So definitely want to thank her again for coming on the show. want to give
a shout out to Lola and sugar they're working hard on the monthly charity. So
pretty excited about that. That is it for March we are going to be back in
April the first interview we're going to be having a very special interview
we're gonna have Martin giegi Martin has done everything Martin is a composer
Martin is a director Martin is it's just a minimum triple threat and we had the
best time and for some reason the conversation kept going back to pickles. I'm
not sure why. So check in to find out what the big deal is. Until then, see you
and weirdo
The Ghost
31:07
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32:40
I don't
believe in you.
JD 32:42
I
believe in you.
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