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(upbeat music)

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- A lot of the kind

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of reality stars that I
assumed would do really well,

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it was actually kind of
a hindrance for them.

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I expected Brandi to make it

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a little bit further, for example.

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- No, I actually think
it worked quite well

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'cause after a while you
don't really realize,

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you don't remember who,
I mean, there's, some

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of them were a little
quiet and that started

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to put suspicion on them and some of the,

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I think some of the reality
stars were a bit too slick

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and that put suspicion on
them from the other side too.

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So I think it's at the
time I thought, oh right,

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'cause the British version
just has real people,

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20 real people.

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So I started like, oh, but actually

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I think it really works that combination.

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And I also think it's a
very hilarious thing that,

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if you're a reality star in a
show with non-reality people,

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with normal people,
now those normal people

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are now reality stars, it's like porn.

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You do one porn film, you're a porn star.

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- I wanted to ask a little
bit about Schmigadoon

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which is also coming back
for season two set this time

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in the world of '60s and '70s musicals.

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Which heavily inspired, it
sounds like, "By Cabaret"

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which you had a very famous
Tony winning run in Cabaret

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on Broadway.

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Were you kind of like the expert on set

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about that kind of world where people?

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- I mean, I've only ever
been in two musicals

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on the Stage, Cabaret
and the Three Penny Opera

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both of which have a
very sort of in a niche

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and I've made done more films, musicals,

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so I'm not an expert by any means.

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And actually especially in Schmigadoon

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the first one, a lot
of the songs and shows

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that we were sort of parodying.

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I didn't really know what
they were, I just thought

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well this is a nice song,
like the one, my big number

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but "Somewhere Love Is Waiting For You."

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I was like, what's this supposed to be?

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So it's actually quite
refreshing for me to go

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into it and, and be,
and learn a bit as well.