The Distance

Beyond the OC (Welcome to the OC)

Melinda Clarke

Tv & Film, Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 9 August 2023

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

It’s time to dive into Season 2. This means new love interests, the Bait Shop, Atomic Country, and so much more! Rachel and Melinda discuss “The Distance” (S2 Ep1) the episode Melinda thinks is the real end to season 1 and the episode Rachel declares “the hot men scruff episode.” The hosts dive into the characters in this episode -- hear their thoughts on Seth’s actions and attitude and on Theresa’s decision to tell Ryan a gigantic lie. And of course, they have to discuss the famous Marissa scream! The Distance Synopsis: The Cohen’s house is in a state of disarray - both with the renovations and with Seth gone. Having traveled to Portland to stay with Luke, Kirsten is fed up and wants Sandy to bring him home. Ryan tries to adjust to his life back in Chino but is struggling. Summer and Marissa try to forget their ex-boyfriends and Caleb becomes increasingly paranoid about what the DA has on him and his business.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the O.C. Bitches.
0:17.2	Welcome to the O.C. Bitches.
0:19.8	Season 2 Episode 1.
0:21.9	And look where we are, you guys.
0:23.9	Oh yeah.
0:24.9	If you're watching, and if you're listening, we'll make a great description.
0:29.8	We are on a great set, but it looks like the Cohen Backyard, doesn't it?
0:35.4	Yeah, sure does.
0:36.4	Yeah.
0:37.4	We're just hanging out by a pool by the ocean, I don't know about you, but this is the
0:41.2	first episode of our second season.
0:43.4	Can you believe we did one whole season?
0:45.8	No, because it was 27 episodes, and like when we shot the episodes, it would took forever
0:51.0	and, you know, and it was a lot, and we just finished doing every single episode for
0:55.8	this podcast.
0:57.1	It made me think about this actual schedule.
1:00.4	And for those of you who might not know, when you shoot a television show, especially
1:04.6	if you're doing 22, which is normal for network television, 27 is not normal.
1:10.6	You start in July, and usually you're done by March, April.
1:14.8	And then you have May, June, off, and start up again in July.
1:19.4	And with 27 episodes, I have a feeling, I think Josh said, when we spoke to him, that
1:24.1	he had only a couple weeks off, we may have only had maybe a month off.
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