TALK: Nicholas Brendon & Emma Caulfield:

Boy did it feel a bit crowded at the front when they were coming onto the stage. Everyone wanted to go and get as close as possible, get good pictures (really felt bad for those who didn't). And the cheering, oh the cheering. The talk many had waited for, at least I had.

I don't remember the question, what it was about, but I remember the answer as I stood in the queue:
She said something about talking Swedish and how she must have been horrible. As I had seen Selfless only once I didn't pick up on what language they were speaking and when someone said what it was, it was so far into the scene where they had started mumbling or speaking really fast, making it impossible to follow. Before my own question I said it wasn't swedish (yes, sometimes I say the most stupid things and I really regret it now, but I'm glad she took it well)

To defend myself slightly I've grown up to seeing Hollywood pretending to speak one of the scandinavian languages without really doing so and therefore we now tend to have the attitude that Hollywood never use our real languages, when they say they do, except for short phrases, like "Ja" (means yes). Once I saw a show where some soap actors were trying to say "I like meatballs" in swedish and it sounded like "bakkala, bakkala meatballs", but the correct swedish phrase is "Jag gillar kjöttbullar". Nothing alike at all. So I hope people see my point and why I have the attitude I have and forgive me for my stupidness.

So I had seen the episode only once and had grown up with that attitude I didn't concentrate to hear the words and when I came home and saw the scene with norwegian subtitles I started to hear and understand what they said, at least the first thing, but then came the mumbling and the speedy talking and the longer lines were impossible to understand because of it. If they had slowed down later in that scene I think I would have understood it.

ME: "Have anyone played pranks on you and if so, what is the best prank?
I was trying to find out if Nick would bring out the pantsing story, which I had heard Sarah telling about in a talkshow and yes, Nick pulled out the pantsing story. About how during the dodgeball scene in the pack, Sarah and Aly pulled down his pants and the boxers followed. (How interessting it would have been to see the gag grill... lol)

Emmas story was on the other hand a new one. She was turning 29 and Aly made everyone believe she turned 30. She put "Happy 30th birthday" in the day plan and decorated her trailer with "Happy 30th birthday" banners and everyone told her happy 30th birthday and Emma tried saying "No, I'm really 29" and they all went "Yeah, sure..." LOL Poor, poor Emma...

Nick was asked if he ever check out fanfics on the net:
"You mean, where I'm having sex with Spike?" (Apparently he has)

Emma was asked of what she thought of bunnies herself:
She loves bunnies, she thinks they are really cute little creatures.

Nick was asked to do the snoopy dance, twice in this talk:
And he did, both times.

Emma was asked if she could do the bunny song:
She said no as it required all the music and there was the dancing. the one asking the question said she would buy her a drink if she would, but she didn't.

They were asked to mention the best other snog they had:
Nick leaned towards Eliza being a good one and Emma leaned towards James knowing what he was doing.

Then Emma was asked who was the best kisser, James or Nick:
She had a cunning reply for it. She said that last time she got that question she had been in a talk with James and answered James and this time she was in a talk with Nick and therefor the answer was Nick.

Nick and Emma was asked to say something nice about each other:
I don't remember what Nick said, but it was really sweet and Emma just exclaimed: "Oh wow... and I haven't even blown him yet"

They were asked about how we were like compared to crowds around the world?
They said that we were the most well-behaved crowd they had ever seen. Aw... that was so sweet.