Podcast Extra! An interview with PLL writer Bryan M. Holdman

Bros Watch PLL Too - A Pretty Little Liars podcast

Benjamin Light and Marco Sparks

Tv & Film, After Shows

5 • 676 Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2015

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

It might be hiatus time on the show, but we have PLL writer and producer Bryan M. Holdman on the podcast for a chat about the writing process, the Hardy Bros, chickpeas, and Act Normal, Bitch! Thanks so much to Bryan for giving us such great insights into how the show gets created. Don’t worry, no spoilers here — unless your whole A theory hinges on Jesse the guidance counselor. In that case… shut the door and have a seat.

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0:14.0	I'm Hi, this is Benjamin Light.
0:26.9	And this is Marcus Parks.
0:28.2	And this is a kind of special episode of the Bros Watch PL2 podcast.
0:32.1	We're joined right now by Brian M. Holdman, one of the writers who are pretty little
0:35.9	liars.
0:36.5	How do, everybody?
0:38.6	Hi, Brian. Thanks for joining us. Really appreciate it.
0:41.1	Yeah, it's such an honor.
0:42.4	It's my pleasure to be here. You guys are fantastic. I love your recaps.
0:45.6	And I am looking forward to talking with you today a little bit about the show.
0:49.6	Awesome. All right. Well, let's jump on in. We've got lots of different questions.
0:54.3	Marco, you want to go first? Well, we sent you some kind of pre-questions, Brian, so I thought I would hit you up first of something that wasn't on the list, kind of a gotcha question, which is popovers versus empanadas, if you had to pick one.
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