Hey, hey, hey everybody. My name is Doug and I love Mean Girls. Yesterday was Mean Girls

Day. This is Doug, those movies coming to you once again from Pandemia. It's Sunday, October,

4th, 2020. And my guests today in alphabetical order are Steve Bern, Brea Grant, Jessica

McKenna. Hello. Hello. Hello, everybody. Let's let's meet them individually, shall we? Starting

with half. Would you call yourself half of the off book podcast? Yeah, that seems fair.

It takes more than two to make it, but I think half of the vibe of the podcast feels right?

You're in the main two. Yeah, yeah, that's right. Top two members of off book podcasts.

It's Jessica McKenna, everybody. Hi. I got one movie related. Actually, it's not a movie.

It's a TV show question, but it involves acting, which you do. You played Nurse Tammy on

an episode of Modern Family. Ooh, boy, did I? How was that? What is Nurse Tammy do in that

episode? She doesn't do a ton, but she does have to stay in the shot. She, I think, has

three or four lines, but because of the way that they shoot, I mean, it was a really efficient

shooting process. I was like, wow, this is such a well-oiled machine. I kept being apologized

to you for running behind schedule because it was raining that day. And Los Angeles doesn't

know how to deal with rain. And I was like, this is the most efficient set I've ever been

on. And yet everyone was like, we're so sorry. You had to wait for 20 minutes. But they

shoot like so efficiently and quickly. And with that like mockumentary style that I was

just in the back. And I just had to like, self-look, see? Like, unclear how many props I could

touch. But it was great. Otherwise, it's a day where the youngest daughter of the Phil

Dunphy crew. Man, I only watched like season one of that show, but she's in the hospital.

And she has like a bunch of ex-boyfriends coming in. But it was very fun and intimidating to

be like, okay, I'll just stay in the back of the shot and look like a nurse.

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