Hello everyone and welcome to our second drink of boys and girls.

This episode is near and dear to our hearts because we got to have all the ladies in scenes together all day.

And this episode was directed by the legendary Denny Gordon.

Yes. And you know, Boys and Girls is on Dave Rogers' list of favorite Peacock Superfan episodes.

Yep. So we actually reached out to the director of Boys and Girls, Dinny Gordon, and we are going to have her on Office Ladies as our special guest to talk all about the Superfan episode. I really can't wait for it, and we'll let you know when that's coming out.

So we aren't going to give any new insights on this episode today. You'll have to wait for our Superfan

breakdown for that. But we didn't want to leave you hanging, so I thought we could answer

a question from our general mailbox. Great. This came in from Avery C in Richmond, Virginia,

who said, Hello, Jenna and Angela, I would love to know about rehearsals.

When did you do rehearsals? How did they fit in the general schedule of the week, filming, getting lighting,

locations? Did you rehearse each scene every day? Or did you front load all the rehearsals at the

beginning of the week? Did you

wear your costume and makeup for rehearsals or ordinary clothes? How long did rehearsals usually take?

Basically, Avery, wants the full download on rehearsals. Well, Avery, I think this is a great question.

You know, every single show or movie you work on is a little different. And our show, we typically did a rehearsal for camera and for the actor and directors, and we weren't always in wardrobe for those.

Depending on where your call time was and where you were in the mix of the day, you might be halfway through hair and makeup.

You might be fully dressed because you had already been in a scene that day.

But we would always walk through the scene for the camera crew and the lighting crew.

Yes, and those rehearsals would happen right before we shot that scene.

So it's not like we came in on Monday mornings and rehearsed everything in a big clump.

Whatever scene we were getting ready to shoot,

it would begin with a rehearsal.

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