said that they talked about asking Whoopi Goldberg to play Brad's mom. Guest performers provided some of the show's best moments, but the panel revealed that there were still some actors left on the wish list. "The challenge was to get whoever it was on camera to break," Wayans Jr. The cast laughed that shoots where the six of them were together would always run long. The way that Penny pronounced "amazing" like "amahzing," for example, was Wilson's choice. Pally joked that it "was like a Fellini movie."Ĭaspe credited the cast for inventing some of the show's best ideas. For the first season's finale, for example, they shot one ending where Dave sang both parts of "Summer Nights" from "Grease," a cappella.
The team also shared several scenes that ended up left on the cutting room floor. "You know they're going to get married at the end of season five, so season four might have been exploring Dave and Penny." "It's inevitable that they had to get back together," he said. Groff talked about what could have happened, had the show gotten a few more seasons. The plot in "Happy Endings" always came secondary to the jokes, but one of the central storylines was Alex and Dave's on-again-off-again relationship. Wilson and Knighton picked season 2, episode 5 ("Spooky Endings") the Halloween episode where Penny and Max wear a combined mother and child costume, and Cuthbert selected season 3, episode 12 ("The Marry Prankster") which Caspe agreed might have been the show's best. and Casey Wilson (Penny) - sat on the panel, and took turns sharing favorite moments and episodes from the show. In addition to Caspe and showrunner Jonathan Groff, all six members of the show's core ensemble - Eliza Coupe (Jane), Elisha Cuthbert (Alex), Zachary Knighton (Dave), Adam Pally (Max), Damon Wayans Jr.
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