Welcome to the OC bitches. We are on season one episode 26. The strip. Let's get right into it because this is a very, very exciting episode. The synopsis is when word gets out that Caleb is having a bachelor party in Vegas.

Sandy Jimmy Seth and Ryan, I'll invite themselves along with the hopes to win some money to help Teresa out Ryan and Seth instead end up owing money to a pimp after unknowingly inviting prostitutes over to their penthouse and back home.

Kirsten agrees to Julie's wishes and hosts her a bachelor at party that includes strippers.

Yes, yes, lots going on in this episode, but joining us for this episode.

I would like to tell you that our guest today is an actor, writer and producer who may have had a very minor role on the OC, but left a real impact in the entertainment world with his roles in MTV's the sausage factory growing up Brady and the movie grind.

A few lesser known titles, Mr. Mrs. Smith. Thank you for smoking shazam, promising young woman startup and the kid detective. He was the first male ever featured on Elle Girl magazine.

One 14 choice words and was also named TV's sexiest geek by the L.A. Times an avid surfer was a joining father and husband, a serious movie buff, a wealth of knowledge when it comes to cool music. Please welcome the one and only Mr. Adam Brody.

Thank you for that introduction. You're welcome. I spent a lot of time on it. I just really.

She is at a dig deep, Brody. Yeah, I noticed that a fellow co star of mine from the aforementioned sausage factory was in this episode. I was surprised to see her name is Kristen. She played the prostitute.

Yes, the UNLV. Yeah, so many people came in and out on the show that I forgot and she was one of them and it was nice to see her. I saw that. That's so funny. Yeah, I didn't see that.

Yeah, well, that's cool. How was it watching the show again, Brody?

Oh, it was really it was fun. It was a it was a real time warp. It was.

You know, it took it's older than I suspected even. I knew it'd feel old, but it's like I settled into it after like 10 minutes. But for the first 10 minutes, I'm just tripping out on like.

16 millimeter film like it's kind of grainy and obviously the style and the hair and everything and even the even the the opening like opening credits those wipes are so funny and dated.

But you know, by by halfway through, I'm sort of acclimated and and enjoying it. And it's a good one. It's like a classic. It's a sort of a it's got a lot of classic stuff in there for the show. So I enjoyed it before we get into all that.

I just want to say congrats on your family because I think I mean, I've seen you over the years. We always end up at Peter Gallagher's for Thanksgiving or some kind of party from time to time.

But since I've seen you, you have two children and you're married to waiting me stir and you got sounds like you have a completely different life than you did back in the 2000s.

Yeah, yeah, as we all do, I would imagine that we've multiplied over here. And yeah, I'm just honestly, it sounds it doesn't sound silly, but I count my blessings every day.

Not to say that, you know, life's only positive, I guess, but but I'm I'm I'm so lucky and don't I know it.

Don't you know, it is pretty cool being a parent though. I think when I saw you, I guess I was a couple years ago. Now we ran into each other on a plane.

And we were both parents and I feel like that's what I primarily talked about. And we're just like, oh, life is so different now.

And it's an endless trip, you know, it's like it makes you think about life in different ways. It makes you think about your own life in different ways. It makes you think about your childhood in different ways in your parents.

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