I'm Holly and I'm Bridget and this is Girls Next Level.

Welcome back to Girls Next Level podcast, everybody.

We are back to talk about season five, episode one, The House Bunny's episode, all about the movie, The House Bunny.

We left off in that room where

Hefaziding like the Hagenas and everything and there's some funny things that we say in

commentary in there that I wanted to kind of go back on. So like we you know we are like trying to

cheer Heff up and he's like I just want to be alone right now. So we're like, okay. And we walk out and then the other like mean girl person is like, I could stay with you.

And right when she says that, we all look at you and go, I have deja vu right now.

No, that makes sense because I swear she reminded me of the mean girls.

Yes. And then an interview like at the end of that scene, I say we're

finally wrapped from shooting and Kendra's talking about how much fun she had doing this movie

and that she wants to make more movies. And I say, oh, me too. And you say, yeah, me too. And I said,

I had so much fun working on the telling too. And I feel like I really want to like work on the telling, too. And I feel like I really want to,

like, work on more movies and stuff. And, um, and then we talk about how we also love, like, the sitcom style show and everything. Anyway, we're just all kind of talking about and how much fun we had working on curb your enthusiasm. And, um, and then I asked Kendra, she's going to be doing a thing on how I met your mother. I just feel like there was a lot going on.

There just felt like the sky was the limit as far as opportunities and where we could go from there. And like, I watch, I look, when I listen back to this stuff and everything, I'm like, oh, there was like that, that excitement of like, there's so many possibilities that we could be doing.

Yeah, like what can we do next?

Uh-huh.

And it was funny too in commentary when Heff says like, oh, I'd rather be alone right now.

One of us says something like, said Heff never.

Like I don't think he ever did want to be alone ever for anything.

Like he never wanted like a moment by himself. Like he would be by himself sometimes if he was like working by himself to do scrapbooks. That's what I was just going to say. But I don't think he ever craved alone time or like needed a minute. I don't think he, um, I don't think he liked to be bothered during scrapbooks. I think he concentrated on that. And I don't think he'd like to be bothered while he was doing his notes for the movies. But other than that, I don't think he wanted like, just, I need a moment. And that's why that Butler book doesn't ring true to me too, because there are multiple occasions where he'd say, oh, Huff would just go out and sulk on his own, like sit in the forest and be on his own or was crying on a bench or something.

Yeah, that's so weird. That is not the guy I know. Yeah. He never want that. He would drown

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