sketch you know what i'm talking about like it makes popcorn a lot in your pants it's so funny yeah and the amanda show even after that like moody's point that she did on that show was so PROFANITY_TOKEN funny i mean when she was uh uh on all that as the youngest cast member like baby amanda and she would do dear amanda that's me like me as a child yeah PROFANITY_TOKEN PROFANITY_TOKEN my pants laughing yeah like you said every NUMBER_TOKEN year old girl wanted to be here i was a little boy i wanted to be her yeah she was an icon she was everything i wanted to be in a performer i just couldn't believe how wonderful she was yeah i would say her only like comparison like comparable child actor would have been and i don't even remember her last name but mary beth from all that which is like kind of dark to look back on because you're like well i can look at them and see why one uh made it in early NUMBER_TOKENs hollywood and one didn't like it was very like telling of the time that we were in but that mary beth chick was she was amazing so funny i'm like figure it out and all that yeah i keep wanting to say she's all that we're like getting now into like nickelodeon lore but to be on figured out was my absolute dream in life i had this such a intense detailed fantasy of going on for a talent that i did not possess winning summer sanders was like wow you're amazing do you want to get married and i'm like yes summer sanders let's do this and then the producers are like you're so funny even though we normally have uh nickelodeon stars as our panel we're putting you in kid and i just like me and danny tamborelli and that PROFANITY_TOKEN kevin guy who was way too old to be there we're all hanging out mary beth is there i'm married to summer sanders life is good kevin's too old to be there but a NUMBER_TOKEN year old's gonna marry uh summer sanders there's a little bit of flexibility in this uh fantasy yeah i do feel like uh there's something about all of frankie and amanda as child performers that they they just represented an ideal that then when they kind of turned not frankie didn't turn all the way right uh he had some bad politics but we're not gonna get into that though no a little bit uh frankie no yeah i mean he's a rich guy who raced his car so i mean what are you gonna do but uh but amanda binds his like turn and all the scandals that enveloped her i think we're sad because it ties to our own like childhood nostalgia and memory of like how like really vibrant she was when she was young and but she's like the co-lead in this movie like she does not get to deliver all the jokes you know like it's frankie muniz's movie and then she's the number two on the call sheet i would argue it's paul giamatti's movie yeah i think if you if you watch
NO_SEGMENT_TOKEN