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The Joe Rogan Experience.

Train by day, Joe Rogan podcast by night, all day.

Especially in Hollywood, right?

You always have a little bounce.

There's guys standing there with the big...

You always need someone, like, wandering around in front of you, especially when you get to a certain age.

You're like, can we just put Vaseline on the camera at a certain point?

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, my wife actually likes it when her lens on her camera phone is like blurry.

A little dirty?

She's like, gives you like a little filter.

Yeah, I'm sure they offer that filter. Slightly dirty lens. Yeah, smudgy lens. Yeah. So, really nice to meet you. That's nice to you. You were a part of, I think, the most underappreciated sci-fi show ever. I think at the time, absolutely. I mean, even now, I don't think people talk about it enough. It was a fucking great show.

Yeah. And I was so skeptical about Battlestar Galactica because when I was a kid, I watched the original series. And then there was a new one coming out. And I was like, oh, come on. And then somebody told me, I forget one of my friends, one of my comedian friends, like, dude, you got to watch a show. it's fucking great.

Like, it's not what you expect.

Like, you'd think it'd be like, dude, you got to watch a show. It's fucking great. Like, it's not what you expect.

Like, you'd think it'd be like the old Battlestar Galacto, which is kind of sort of corny a little bit. But it was a really fucking good show. When did you watch it when it was on or after? No, when it was on. Okay, so originally. Yeah. Yeah, it was, God, like when I first got the script, it was like 2001, and I was a 21-year-old kid. And at that point, I'd been playing, like, stereotypical blonde roles. You know, I was in a movie where you were like, please die. You know, like, I was that girl, you know. And so I knew that if I could change my career, I needed to change it. And I saw this script. That's hilarious that you're thinking I need to change my career at 21. That's how crazy the hourglass is in Hollywood. I was like, this is, I got seven years left. Right. So crazy. That's your fucking sketchy job.

I know.

And so I was like, what am I going to do, right?

And I saw this script and Ron Moore had put a, like an entry page on the front of the miniser.

It was like a Bible that he called it.

And it was him saying what he wanted to create and what he wanted it to look like and what his intention was behind the show. And that one page was

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