I was 16 years old when I auditioned for the Rosentio and got this script. They didn't say what they was for. Got a call that it was for the Rosentio and they were going to be recasting Becky and did the audition with Glenn Quinn who played Mark and the whole audition was like the two of the characters making out. And I got the job and I remember going to a party that night and I told a few people and it sounded insane. Because it was like the number one show on TV at the time.

I remember spread her in our school really quickly. And so I got a call the following Monday and

the Roseanne show was like we're getting cold feet about replacing Becky. We're going to put you

on hold for four months. And we're going to tell you in four months. I was like my ass is grass.

High school guys. Like what in the actual world?

Hi, and welcome to another episode of Obsess the Podcast.

I'm Kevin Fallon, your host guiding me through all the TV shows, movies, and celebrity nonsense that we think is unmissable.

And I'm so excited for our guest today. It is Sarah Chalk,

who plays Elliott on Scrubs, a role that she first started playing. I can't believe I'm saying

this number, 25 years ago. Now the revival is out. The finale is coming out on April 15th,

and we talked about so much of her fun memories of that show. It's a great

conversation. We also talked about some of the other iconic project she's been in. She was the new

Becky on Roseanne, and she gives me a really fun story about her audition for that process,

and how it almost didn't happen. And we also talked about how about your mother and her memories

from shooting that show.

She is so fun, so witty. She's just great. So here's my conversation with Sarah Chalk.

Hi, Sarah Chalk. How are you? Hi. Thanks for having me. Nice to see you. I'm so excited to talk to you because

here's, obviously, I'm a huge TV you. I'm so excited to talk to you because here's, like, obviously,

I'm a huge TV fan. I now currently work in reviewing TVs as a job. But I will say that Scrubs,

when it first aired, 2001, like 25 years ago, which like, Jesus Christ, how is that possible? It's not possible because I'm

only like 32, so it doesn't really make sense mathematically. I'm 29. The best thing my aunt ever

taught me is that you are 29 forever. Yes. You have a very smart aunt. Yes. But what I will say is that

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