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I was thinking the same thing. I'm sure it's exciting for those who can take part live but watching after the fact it seems too chaotic.
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I watched this latest live episode in real time (those commercials were truly annoying!) and even participated in asking some questions. Michele was barely paying attention sometimes, she had no idea who Maree Cheatham or her recurring character Mary Robeson in seasons 13 and 14 was and had absolutely no recollection of finding her dead body in one of the episodes. I understand that it happened 33-34 years ago but they should at least do some research and prepare or try to immediately Google these things if they have no idea and act surprised all the time. It is incredibly frustrating and they should probably let go of these live episodes since it is nothing but chaos.
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I participated in the first, not the second, and it was very cool to have a question read by Michele - who fractures all the names like a substitute teacher lol - and they seemed to enjoy it. Probably would be better if we could submit questions a day before so they could prep, recall specifics, etc., that they often have difficulty with. Also hate the monetizing. Everyone seems to be looking for extra cash - from ONLYFANS to YOUTUBE...
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Aren´t they on Cameo too?
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What's Cameo? Haven't heard of that one...
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Yes, that is exactly what Cameo is. You pay them to record a personal video message (either for you or as a gift for someone).
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i have stopped watching, it's embarrassing .
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I think not being able to get rights to the scenes to react to is valid, but a lot of the other podcast channels that discuss stories and/or episodes usually will watch the episode, take notes, and than discuss what was going on in the episode and what they remembered about filming the scenes plus what their thoughts are in 2026.
I remember the Melrose Podcast with three of the actresses on the show did a rewatch of the first season and they had interesting memories of the filming process, what their reactions were seeing it in modern day, and ended up becoming like fans of the show as the first season continued on. One did the recaps (Laura Leighton), one had the more sympathetic/warm perspective (CourtneyThorne Smith), and the other had the more feminist point of view (Daphne).. and it worked very well.
I was hoping the women would have done that for certain episodes (i.e. Three Sisters, Val getting her twins back, Joshua dying, Jill trying to kill Val, etc).. but alas.. not to be.
I remember the Melrose Podcast with three of the actresses on the show did a rewatch of the first season and they had interesting memories of the filming process, what their reactions were seeing it in modern day, and ended up becoming like fans of the show as the first season continued on. One did the recaps (Laura Leighton), one had the more sympathetic/warm perspective (CourtneyThorne Smith), and the other had the more feminist point of view (Daphne).. and it worked very well.
I was hoping the women would have done that for certain episodes (i.e. Three Sisters, Val getting her twins back, Joshua dying, Jill trying to kill Val, etc).. but alas.. not to be.