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A Conversation with Amanda Khan - Jessamyn · Hallmark Mysteries & More

• 0:00
  Eric Rutin: This podcast was created by fans or fans and is not affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark channel.
• 0:09
  Eric Rutin: This is Eric and this is Sydney, and this is Hallmark Mysteries and more.
• 0:17
  Eric Rutin: All right, here we are and we have a wonderful, lovely guest today.
• 0:26
  Eric Rutin: Amanda Khan, how are you doing today?
• 0:30
  Amanda Khan: I'm doing super fantastic.
• 0:31
  Amanda Khan: How about you, Eric?
• 0:33
  Eric Rutin: I am doing well.
• 0:34
  Eric Rutin: Now are you in Vancouver right now.
• 0:37
  Amanda Khan: I am in Vancouver and the sun is blazing, so it's a gorgeous day here.
• 0:42
  Eric Rutin: I was about to ask because I'm down here in Arizona and we're pushing 90 degrees, which is not really Thanksgiving weather.
• 0:48
  Eric Rutin: I don't know if it's cooled off up there for you at all yet.
• 0:52
  Amanda Khan: It has definitely cooled off, but that sunshine is still coming through.
• 0:58
  Eric Rutin: All right, speaking of which, we're talking Arizona, we're talking a little Vancouver here.
• 1:02
  Eric Rutin: Your IMDB, which you know, of course that has to be true if it's on the internet, right, but it says you've lived all around the world.
• 1:09
  Eric Rutin: So, of all these places you've lived, like what are a couple of them?
• 1:13
  Eric Rutin: And then, what is the favorite place where you think you've ever?
• 1:17
  Eric Rutin: Well, you should not think you know where's the favorite place you ever lived.
• 1:21
  Amanda Khan: Okay, well, a couple.
• 1:22
  Amanda Khan: So I'll give you a couple of examples.
• 1:25
  Amanda Khan: I was living in Kathmandu for a year and a half and after Kathmandu I moved over to Africa, lived in Malawi and then ended up settling in Mauritius for 18 years.
• 1:38
  Amanda Khan: And, yes, a tropical island off the coast of Africa, very tiny on the map.
• 1:45
  Amanda Khan: You actually usually there's like a magnifying glass that zooms it out so you can see that it actually exists.
• 1:50
  Amanda Khan: But that is my favorite place.
• 1:54
  Eric Rutin: Wow, and so what, what, what, how do you prompted you to be this world traveler?
• 1:58
  Amanda Khan: Well, initially I was married and my husband at the time was in travel and tourism, so he worked as an expatriate, which afforded us a lifestyle of a jet setter, and we had this agreement when we got together that we were going to live where everyone else vacationed.
• 2:15
  Amanda Khan: And he's yeah, oh, it was perfect.
• 2:18
  Amanda Khan: He was from the UK and I'm from Toronto, and neither of us wanted to raise our kids in Toronto or the UK If we could find somewhere tropical and sunny.
• 2:29
  Amanda Khan: And and that's what we did.
• 2:32
  Eric Rutin: Right.
• 2:32
  Eric Rutin: So most of the people listen to our podcast, but we do have some YouTube there as well.
• 2:37
  Eric Rutin: And as I'm looking, I just realized I'm looking in your background and you've got your Christmas tree going there.
• 2:42
  Eric Rutin: Now is this a real background or are we AI background?
• 2:44
  Amanda Khan: This is my background.
• 2:46
  Eric Rutin: Oh, beautiful house.
• 2:47
  Eric Rutin: So you, I guess you pull out the Christmas decorations.
• 2:51
  Eric Rutin: Well, you don't.
• 2:52
  Eric Rutin: You're Canadian, your Thanksgiving was ages ago, so you can do it.
• 2:57
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, I usually wait till Halloween's over and then, you know, I start heading to the Christmas cabinet.
• 3:03
  Eric Rutin: Respect the goblins Now.
• 3:05
  Eric Rutin: Do you ever get down to Buenos Aires?
• 3:09
  Amanda Khan: Yes, I did.
• 3:10
  Amanda Khan: I actually shot a commercial there.
• 3:12
  Eric Rutin: All right.
• 3:13
  Eric Rutin: So I did a.
• 3:14
  Eric Rutin: I had a trip where I went South America and did Santiago and Buenos Aires and Buenos Aires I just fell in love with.
• 3:20
  Eric Rutin: I loved it down there.
• 3:21
  Amanda Khan: So Well, I flew out to shoot an M&M's commercial there.
• 3:25
  Amanda Khan: Funny enough, and a candy M&M's.
• 3:28
  Amanda Khan: Yes exactly January of 20, was the 2023.
• 3:34
  Eric Rutin: We are at M&M or.
• 3:36
  Amanda Khan: I was stood next to a yellow M&M.
• 3:38
  Amanda Khan: But it was so funny because we got to Argentina and we were there for six days.
• 3:44
  Amanda Khan: Five days were off and one day I was on set and for the five days I was taking tango lessons every day.
• 3:52
  Amanda Khan: It was the perfect.
• 3:54
  Eric Rutin: Whoa, I guess that's the right place to go for tango lessons.
• 3:57
  Amanda Khan: Yes, I made some good friends there and, yeah, the tango was incredible.
• 4:01
  Eric Rutin: And way to go and good job, agent negotiating five days off, one day working down there, that's fantastic.
• 4:08
  Amanda Khan: It's the other way around, right?
• 4:10
  Eric Rutin: Right, all right.
• 4:11
  Eric Rutin: Well, speaking of your agent, so your agent, I'm assuming, helped you get this Jessamine role on Hallmark for the curious caters.
• 4:22
  Eric Rutin: Tell me a little bit about when.
• 4:24
  Eric Rutin: When you got the call and it's like, okay, here's the character.
• 4:26
  Eric Rutin: Like how did they describe the character so, like the Jessamine we see, is that like on your little note saying this is how she, she's just crazy off, you know crazy one, or is there something that you fabricated and brought to life?
• 4:41
  Amanda Khan: You know it's really funny.
• 4:42
  Amanda Khan: I had a feeling you might ask me that, so I actually went back into the original audition and screenshot of the breakdown and one line that stood out to me was both Marla and Goldie find Jessamine to be a punchable specimen of humanity.
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  Eric Rutin: Who writes that?
• 5:02
  Eric Rutin: That's absolutely hilarious.
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  Amanda Khan: I don't know.
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  Amanda Khan: But you know they have the typical thing about how she looks and how she presents.
• 5:08
  Amanda Khan: But it was obvious that she was a bit of a pot stirrer from from the rest of it.
• 5:14
  Eric Rutin: And so you're sitting going.
• 5:15
  Eric Rutin: Hmm, how can I be punchable?
• 5:17
  Amanda Khan: Yes, so that's just that.
• 5:20
  Amanda Khan: Just spoke fun to me.
• 5:23
  Eric Rutin: All right.
• 5:23
  Eric Rutin: Well, you obviously nailed it because you, you got the role, so all right.
• 5:27
  Eric Rutin: So, speaking of auditioning, what is the worst thing about auditioning?
• 5:32
  Eric Rutin: Obviously there's being like, oh, you didn't get the role or the thing like that, but like a little bit more, behind the sceney thing of auditioning, what's that world like?
• 5:43
  Amanda Khan: Well, you know something you're speaking to somebody who absolutely loves the audition process.
• 5:48
  Amanda Khan: I always see it as an opportunity to be seen and to create and to present.
• 5:56
  Amanda Khan: I'd have to say my preference between auditioning in studio and at home is definitely in studio because when you're at home and you put up a self tape, you don't have a redirect and you know you don't really get a vibe for whoever it is you're reading for, and so you're sort of out there trying to make a choice and hoping that it's the right one, whereas when you're in the room you get a, you can have a little quick conversation and then whatever prep you've done you at the last minute I feel like you can just steer it to what it is they're looking for.
• 6:36
  Eric Rutin: So for us who are not accomplished actors such as yourself, is it what we see in like a movie where it's a whole bunch of you just sitting in the room together, staring at each other, going All right, amanda, you're next and you're like all right, see you, jc, I'm going on in and you know, in a room with a line of people there.
• 6:57
  Amanda Khan: It's actually really lovely in Vancouver because it's such a small community in terms of the actors in Vancouver and we all know each other and it's almost like we text each other when we get certain auditions, like, oh, did you get this, did you get that?
• 7:10
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, do you mind?
• 7:11
  Amanda Khan: I know we're both auditioning for it, but can you read for me?
• 7:14
  Amanda Khan: Sure, no problem.
• 7:15
  Amanda Khan: Or we'll come out of the room and someone will say, hey, when you go in, they actually would prefer that you do it in this sort of vein, which I feel is really nice, because at the end of the day it's I don't think competition is a really big thing.
• 7:32
  Amanda Khan: You can't get in your head about that because nobody knows what they're looking for.
• 7:36
  Amanda Khan: So you go in, you do your best.
• 7:38
  Amanda Khan: I feel like in the waiting room we sort of just were polite to each other, we chat to each other, and then we go in there, do our job and then let it go when you leave the audition room.
• 7:51
  Eric Rutin: Okay, well, that's not that fun.
• 7:52
  Eric Rutin: Then it'd be better that if you got like the little thing and then you saw like someone else is going for the role, so you invite him over for dinner and you would purposely serve him under cooked chicken or something like that, so you get the role, and I don't want this like oh, I'm good luck.
• 8:08
  Eric Rutin: Here's a tip for you.
• 8:09
  Amanda Khan: You should be serving them.
• 8:10
  Eric Rutin: Some, like you know, botulism or something, so they know they can't do their.
• 8:15
  Amanda Khan: Know what if I get desperate.
• 8:17
  Amanda Khan: I will definitely consider that option.
• 8:20
  Eric Rutin: I'll send you some recipes of like how to food poison your Okay.
• 8:24
  Eric Rutin: Well, haven't lived in some of the countries I've lived in.
• 8:27
  Amanda Khan: I've had my fair share of.
• 8:28
  Amanda Khan: I imagine you do have some interesting.
• 8:33
  Eric Rutin: Now I just totally off my question aspect.
• 8:36
  Eric Rutin: So do you have this incredibly global like palette for what you like so you're not going to in and out burger every day?
• 8:46
  Eric Rutin: You kind of have Listen.
• 8:49
  Amanda Khan: I love me in and out burger.
• 8:51
  Amanda Khan: I love all kinds of food as long as it tastes good.
• 8:55
  Amanda Khan: I really don't have a preference.
• 8:58
  Eric Rutin: All right.
• 8:58
  Eric Rutin: So you do eat some interesting things though, yes, okay, all right.
• 9:05
  Eric Rutin: So let's get back a little bit to this IMDB, which says you are trained in method acting, which once again I'll just go to.
• 9:11
  Eric Rutin: You know what I know about it, which is very little, and what I've just seen in movies and stuff like that, but are you just walking around like the set, acting like Jessamine the whole time?
• 9:21
  Eric Rutin: Or you know even better yet are you just spending three weeks of that whole shoot in your entire life going to the grocery store as Jessamine?
• 9:28
  Eric Rutin: Everyone?
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  Eric Rutin: You know just what are you.
• 9:30
  Eric Rutin: You're punchable, whatever being punchable, and everything like that.
• 9:34
  Amanda Khan: Do you know what I feel like if I ever do any method stuff?
• 9:37
  Amanda Khan: It's in my kitchen with my, with my son, and he just looks at me like mom, are you, are you talking to me or are you, are you acting right now?
• 9:46
  Amanda Khan: It's, it's hilarious.
• 9:47
  Amanda Khan: I actually toy with a lot of different methods in terms of preparation.
• 9:54
  Amanda Khan: So I wouldn't say that I'm a method actor, but I do see the value in different techniques and so, depending on the role, I may adopt one more than the other.
• 10:06
  Amanda Khan: But yeah, I don't.
• 10:08
  Amanda Khan: I don't know if I went to the supermarket and pulled a, a hissy fit at the cashier.
• 10:15
  Eric Rutin: Jessamine would be awesome going through the line you don't have my kombucha today.
• 10:19
  Eric Rutin: Exactly All right.
• 10:22
  Eric Rutin: All right, so we're going to go through a little speed round of some questions.
• 10:27
  Eric Rutin: So not too much thinking, but just sort of what pops in your head.
• 10:31
  Amanda Khan: One of them is a little tougher, but all right.
• 10:34
  Eric Rutin: So first one is what is your opinion of pineapple on pizza?
• 10:39
  Eric Rutin: Is it reserved only for psychos or is it delicious?
• 10:42
  Eric Rutin: It's not my go to, but I feel like it's one of those.
• 10:50
  Amanda Khan: I feel like it's one of those things where, when you do try it, like, say, you're at a party and there's no other pizza left and it's the only one there, so you take a bite and you think you know what, it's not that bad.
• 11:03
  Eric Rutin: Or you say, okay, it's, this is my sign, it's time to leave.
• 11:05
  Eric Rutin: That's true.
• 11:07
  Eric Rutin: I bet you can guess what my answer to that question is yeah.
• 11:13
  Eric Rutin: I love me some pizza, and anyone who's sticking pineapple on it, I don't know.
• 11:17
  Eric Rutin: Yeah, all right, so we talked about this a little before we got on, but actually I guess no, we talked about when we saw your tree.
• 11:24
  Eric Rutin: So you are Canadian, so you already had your Thanksgiving, so you don't do the American Thanksgiving that's this week, right?
• 11:31
  Amanda Khan: No.
• 11:32
  Eric Rutin: Okay so.
• 11:34
  Amanda Khan: But I did take a trip down to Trader Joe's last week Because it's just across the border and I did a lot of shopping there because they had so many goodies out for Thanksgiving.
• 11:45
  Eric Rutin: So what is your now do you?
• 11:47
  Eric Rutin: Here's the strange thing, too, is I actually grew up in Canada.
• 11:51
  Eric Rutin: I moved.
• 11:51
  Eric Rutin: I was in Windsor when I was little and then, when I was in third grade, I moved across the border back to Michigan, and I don't remember Thanksgiving as a kid, so but do you do the same?
• 12:06
  Eric Rutin: The same turkey and green bean castrules and yams all that same thing.
• 12:12
  Amanda Khan: I absolutely adore Martha Stewart, so I do the, I do the Martha Stewart Thanksgiving.
• 12:21
  Amanda Khan: You name it, the cornbread, everything.
• 12:25
  Eric Rutin: Yeah, so what's your favorite then?
• 12:27
  Eric Rutin: Dish of Thanksgiving.
• 12:28
  Eric Rutin: Oh, a lot to choose from.
• 12:31
  Amanda Khan: There are.
• 12:32
  Amanda Khan: For me it's the stuffing.
• 12:33
  Eric Rutin: All right.
• 12:34
  Amanda Khan: Yeah.
• 12:36
  Eric Rutin: How do you put the stuffing in the in the turkey when you cook?
• 12:39
  Amanda Khan: Yes.
• 12:40
  Eric Rutin: Once again all right.
• 12:40
  Eric Rutin: Good answer or you're answering all the questions right so far, so all right, perfect, all right.
• 12:45
  Eric Rutin: So now let's get to it.
• 12:46
  Eric Rutin: Do you, do you watch Hallmark movies as well?
• 12:49
  Eric Rutin: Are they kind of your thing?
• 12:51
  Eric Rutin: Or I'm an actor, I act on them, but not really my kind of thing.
• 12:55
  Amanda Khan: You know what?
• 12:55
  Amanda Khan: I don't mind Hallmark movies, but because I lived out of Canada for about 23 years, I only came back to Vancouver in 2020.
• 13:03
  Amanda Khan: So it's been sort of catching up on, yeah, on sort of what's on TV and coming back to wow, there's so much in the Hallmark world.
• 13:13
  Amanda Khan: Like when I was growing up, hallmark was very specific and you know, now you've got the mysteries and and and all the rest of it and it's like whoa, it's like Hallmark's it's own universe, if you will.
• 13:24
  Amanda Khan: So I'm watching more Hallmark now because I am auditioning for a lot of Hallmark and I've done some Hallmark Christmas stuff this year as well too.
• 13:34
  Amanda Khan: So, yeah, I'm getting into it and I'm finding that it's.
• 13:39
  Amanda Khan: It's not the same as what I, what I remember from growing up.
• 13:43
  Eric Rutin: All right, so have you, have you?
• 13:45
  Eric Rutin: So you've been watching the countdown to Christmas so far.
• 13:48
  Eric Rutin: No I haven't, so you're watching the older.
• 13:52
  Amanda Khan: Okay, I'm watching, I'm sort of trying.
• 13:55
  Amanda Khan: I'm trying to watch the things that are that are coming out, that are, you know, linked to what I'm doing or what I've done.
• 14:02
  Amanda Khan: Like Nikki's just been what she had her when was it?
• 14:05
  Amanda Khan: On the 16th of November, right, but in Canada?
• 14:11
  Eric Rutin: I just watched it this morning.
• 14:13
  Amanda Khan: Oh, did you watch it?
• 14:14
  Eric Rutin: Yeah, and the woman I'm going to be doing my little review on it.
• 14:19
  Eric Rutin: But she is just incredibly talented actor.
• 14:24
  Eric Rutin: She just is so, so good.
• 14:26
  Eric Rutin: I didn't.
• 14:27
  Eric Rutin: I'll be honest, I found the movie not really.
• 14:29
  Eric Rutin: My thing was kind of just I don't want to say boring, that sounds harsh, it just it wasn't there.
• 14:34
  Eric Rutin: But the acting in the movie was just like because the Hallmark kind of gets, you'll see, like all the Tik Toks or whatever that makes fun of Hallmark movies and stuff like that.
• 14:42
  Eric Rutin: If you just watch Nikki act you're like no, there, there, that's, there's nothing cheesy or what whatever about her.
• 14:50
  Eric Rutin: She just that one was talented.
• 14:53
  Amanda Khan: Nikki is solid and she's a solid person both on and off camera.
• 14:57
  Amanda Khan: I absolutely love her.
• 14:59
  Eric Rutin: No, she can tell the truth.
• 15:00
  Eric Rutin: She's really evil.
• 15:01
  Amanda Khan: Oh, no, no, I do I do Sorry no no no Nikki from this girl.
• 15:07
  Eric Rutin: Well, it's interesting.
• 15:07
  Eric Rutin: We've talked to enough of the Hallmark people now that number one A, that's the fact that you all talk to us, is one thing.
• 15:16
  Eric Rutin: That's just wonderful.
• 15:17
  Eric Rutin: But you know, even when we have our conversations off camera or just you know, in DMing and stuff like that, it is just such a wonderfully nice universe of actors that it's.
• 15:29
  Eric Rutin: There's no wonder why Hallmark, I think.
• 15:32
  Eric Rutin: I think that's a big reason of why it's so popular, along with the stories.
• 15:35
  Eric Rutin: But just the people who are in them, you can tell, are just wonderful people.
• 15:40
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, and I feel like that extends to also, you know, people who are not on camera.
• 15:45
  Amanda Khan: I'm in the last film I had one of the executives from Hallmark come up and introduce herself to me and she was so lovely and she was just telling me how happy she was with my work.
• 15:56
  Amanda Khan: She was asking me if I'm okay and you know, because some of the scenes we did in the barn where you know, I was tied up with rope and I was in the hay and all the rest of it and just so lovely and accommodating and I just, whenever I go to a Hallmark set, I just feel that energy sort of from everybody and it's wonderful.
• 16:16
  Eric Rutin: I'm doing a terrible job with my rapid questions were supposed to be like okay, quickly now.
• 16:21
  Eric Rutin: Have you ever stolen anything from one of the?
• 16:26
  Eric Rutin: Or maybe not stolen?
• 16:27
  Eric Rutin: Have you ever just ended up mysteriously with something at your home from one of the sets?
• 16:32
  Eric Rutin: That's just awesome.
• 16:33
  Amanda Khan: Yes, a badge.
• 16:36
  Eric Rutin: A bag like a police badge kind of thing Like it was from.
• 16:40
  Amanda Khan: so help me, Todd, because I was a doctor and they actually had my photo on it and I didn't ask the props master if it was okay to walk away with it.
• 16:49
  Amanda Khan: But I thought, well, what are they going to do with it?
• 16:51
  Amanda Khan: So I was like taking up framing the form and I was like, okay, I think it's come on with me.
• 16:55
  Eric Rutin: Now what you need to do is put some scrubs on where like when you go get coffee or something like that and people were like I'm in a hurry, oh my gosh.
• 17:02
  Eric Rutin: And they'll think you're like at the ER or something like that, and they'll just part the ways and you can cut through all the lines.
• 17:08
  Amanda Khan: Oh my gosh, I could do that.
• 17:09
  Amanda Khan: And then what happens if somebody like faints and then they love them all.
• 17:12
  Eric Rutin: Well then you're like oh, I got to get my coffee and get out of here, I don't know.
• 17:18
  Eric Rutin: Let me just hope that doesn't happen.
• 17:20
  Amanda Khan: Yeah.
• 17:22
  Eric Rutin: Okay, all right.
• 17:23
  Eric Rutin: So would you rather be in a romcom or a mystery drama type movie?
• 17:32
  Amanda Khan: Romcom all the way.
• 17:34
  Eric Rutin: Really Okay.
• 17:34
  Eric Rutin: Yeah, Nice.
• 17:36
  Eric Rutin: So for the for the more.
• 17:37
  Eric Rutin: Are you more in the ROM or more in the calm?
• 17:40
  Amanda Khan: Oh, oh, oh.
• 17:43
  Amanda Khan: That's a very good question, I think more in the ROM, with sprinkles of calm.
• 17:49
  Eric Rutin: Okay, because you definitely brought the calm to curious caterer.
• 17:54
  Eric Rutin: Thank you, no problem, that's one of the things that we love about it is why it does have all the seriousness of it, but it just has a lot of good humor in that series.
• 18:06
  Eric Rutin: So we really like that, right.
• 18:08
  Eric Rutin: So this one actually does require a little bit of thinking, as much as the pizza, but all right.
• 18:14
  Eric Rutin: So think of any like iconic TV show or movie, one of the you know, one of the greats that are out there, and they're going to do a reboot and you're going to be cast in it.
• 18:24
  Eric Rutin: What would that be and what role would you want?
• 18:30
  Amanda Khan: Oh, my goodness, it's already come to my head and it's not the one that I thought it would be.
• 18:34
  Amanda Khan: I would love to be Scarlett O'Hara and Gone with the Wind, all right.
• 18:42
  Eric Rutin: Nice, nice.
• 18:44
  Eric Rutin: I asked Jason that she couldn't come up with anything, so we had to like, come back to it like five years later.
• 18:50
  Eric Rutin: So, all right, bringing back Gone with the Wind.
• 18:54
  Eric Rutin: Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.
• 18:56
  Amanda Khan: Fiddledy, that is awesome.
• 18:58
  Eric Rutin: That is awesome.
• 18:59
  Eric Rutin: Okay, all right, all right.
• 19:02
  Eric Rutin: So now the last one here is you have Andrew Walker, you have Nikki Loesch, you have JC and you have Lachlan Monroe.
• 19:10
  Eric Rutin: Oh, who are you going to be best friends with?
• 19:13
  Eric Rutin: Who are you going to be stranded in an island with?
• 19:16
  Eric Rutin: Who are you going to get arrested with and who are you murdering?
• 19:22
  Amanda Khan: Murdering.
• 19:23
  Amanda Khan: Do I have to?
• 19:23
  Amanda Khan: You got to kill one of them, oh my goodness, okay.
• 19:26
  Eric Rutin: You can kill them with kindness.
• 19:27
  Eric Rutin: I don't care how you kill them, okay.
• 19:28
  Amanda Khan: There we go, okay, so I feel like I get arrested with Lachlan, really.
• 19:34
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, I feel like Lachlan would have the chops to charm the cops and get us out of whatever sticky situation we're in.
• 19:43
  Amanda Khan: Who would I be?
• 19:44
  Amanda Khan: Stranded on a desert island with Nikki Hands down because she's a caterer, so you know, count on her to come up with something for us to eat for dinner.
• 19:57
  Amanda Khan: Besties would be JC or Andrew and Andrew.
• 20:03
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, but kill him with kindness.
• 20:05
  Eric Rutin: Well, he's your ex right.
• 20:06
  Eric Rutin: Yes.
• 20:08
  Amanda Khan: Exactly.
• 20:08
  Eric Rutin: Yeah, you know, we all thought he killed you, and so the twist is you actually kill him.
• 20:16
  Eric Rutin: I love it.
• 20:17
  Eric Rutin: Next episode, detective Tom dead.
• 20:20
  Eric Rutin: All right, we got our story.
• 20:24
  Amanda Khan: Oh, my goodness.
• 20:24
  Amanda Khan: But okay.
• 20:25
  Amanda Khan: Besides that, Andrew is actually super lovely and I'm so glad that I got to be working with him in both segments actually, Wow, you read my question.
• 20:38
  Eric Rutin: So you obviously got cast for dying for chocolate.
• 20:41
  Eric Rutin: Now, did you know at the time you were going to be brought back for the next episode, because a lot of times the characters are only in one of them other than that core group.
• 20:50
  Eric Rutin: So did you know you're coming back for the third?
• 20:53
  Amanda Khan: Well, you know something, I got cast for grilling season.
• 20:56
  Eric Rutin: Right, oh, that's not it.
• 20:57
  Eric Rutin: That's not it.
• 20:58
  Eric Rutin: Grilling season.
• 20:59
  Amanda Khan: No, that's okay and it's so funny because I auditioned for dying for chocolate For the role of Dr Smiley.
• 21:04
  Amanda Khan: He actually got killed.
• 21:07
  Eric Rutin: And then you would have had to do the big kiss.
• 21:10
  Amanda Khan: Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no no right, right, right, right.
• 21:13
  Eric Rutin: That's.
• 21:13
  Eric Rutin: That's great.
• 21:14
  Eric Rutin: See, they're all blending together, so okay.
• 21:16
  Eric Rutin: So dying for chocolate was.
• 21:18
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, dr.
• 21:18
  Eric Rutin: Smiley got killed in that one To drill off the cliff.
• 21:21
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, so then I exactly, so I didn't book that.
• 21:23
  Amanda Khan: Then I booked Jessamine and I didn't know what was going to happen in number three and I was so thrilled when my agent called and she said casting wanted my avail.
• 21:35
  Amanda Khan: And it was so funny because I was reading the script for Fatal Vows and I didn't realize that, you know, this bride that they were talking about was me.
• 21:44
  Amanda Khan: And the reveals coming on the oh, I get to wear a wedding dress.
• 21:46
  Amanda Khan: This is exciting.
• 21:47
  Amanda Khan: Oh no, I'm kidnapped.
• 21:49
  Amanda Khan: So I'm reading, I'm reading a month, please don't kill me off and I see that Nikki and Andrew rescue me and I was like, yay, so who knows, maybe there'll be a number four.
• 22:01
  Eric Rutin: All right, yeah, that's.
• 22:02
  Eric Rutin: That's well there is.
• 22:04
  Eric Rutin: I hope that Jessamine's in it.
• 22:06
  Amanda Khan: For Jessamine, I mean exactly.
• 22:08
  Amanda Khan: Right.
• 22:09
  Eric Rutin: All right.
• 22:09
  Eric Rutin: Do you have any good behind the scenes?
• 22:12
  Eric Rutin: Now you've been in two of them Any good behind the scenes story that you can share with us?
• 22:16
  Eric Rutin: That the cookiness that takes place on set?
• 22:19
  Eric Rutin: Or, like with your character, you have to be breaking scenes all the time.
• 22:24
  Amanda Khan: Let me tell you.
• 22:24
  Amanda Khan: So the entrance to my wedding rehearsal in Fatal Vows it was scripted to be Jessamine comes in and she poses, does duck face and photographer, photographer.
• 22:38
  Amanda Khan: And that's the entrance.
• 22:39
  Amanda Khan: But then, when I got to the scene, all of a sudden, you know, I saw sort of things that I could incorporate into it.
• 22:46
  Amanda Khan: I said, oh, paul, paul Zillor, director.
• 22:48
  Amanda Khan: I said, look at the store frame.
• 22:50
  Amanda Khan: I said what if Jess just came out like this?
• 22:52
  Amanda Khan: And he's like, yeah, go for it.
• 22:54
  Amanda Khan: So I said okay, great.
• 22:55
  Amanda Khan: And then I thought, oh, this feels like a runway.
• 22:57
  Amanda Khan: So in another take I was like I just did a little twirl and he's like, oh, that's great.
• 23:01
  Amanda Khan: And then every time we kept running, rolling camera, I tried something new and at one point I decided I was going to do a little skip, like a run in a skip.
• 23:08
  Amanda Khan: But one of my bridesmaids behind me didn't see it coming and she got kicked.
• 23:13
  Amanda Khan: I apologize.
• 23:16
  Amanda Khan: I said I'm so sorry, I don't know where that came from, but I'm going to keep doing it and they actually used it in the film.
• 23:22
  Amanda Khan: So this little part where she does this little hop yeah, that was.
• 23:27
  Amanda Khan: That was funny.
• 23:29
  Eric Rutin: How much of now?
• 23:31
  Eric Rutin: I obviously talk along, so I know you're not 100% Jessamine here, but how much do you have Jessamine in you?
• 23:37
  Eric Rutin: A?
• 23:39
  Amanda Khan: lot.
• 23:40
  Eric Rutin: A lot, yeah.
• 23:41
  Eric Rutin: So you see, when you're out and about you're not sitting in the background corner sort of watching people.
• 23:47
  Eric Rutin: You have a little bit of attention and yes you don't mind that.
• 23:52
  Amanda Khan: Oh no, I'm very bubbly, I'm social and yeah.
• 23:57
  Amanda Khan: So when I when I read Jessamine, I thought oh, I love her.
• 24:01
  Eric Rutin: So that's how you normally enter a party like that, though the little skip and hey, listen and everything, why not?
• 24:07
  Eric Rutin: I love it, love it, love it, love it, love it.
• 24:10
  Eric Rutin: All right, so let's go All right.
• 24:15
  Eric Rutin: So we had gotten a little note when, when you agreed to be on here and then you, before we talked, you said you had lunch with JC and she sent us a little note saying you're an absolutely amazing, wonderful person.
• 24:27
  Eric Rutin: So now I don't really have the question necessarily, but did you guys like know each other before?
• 24:34
  Eric Rutin: Like, have you guys known each other for a while or do you just sort of meet up through this?
• 24:39
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, we met on set and you know I met her doing grilling season and she was lovely.
• 24:47
  Amanda Khan: And when we came back to do fatal vows I think that's when I don't know we just clicked and we got to know each other more.
• 24:59
  Amanda Khan: We had a lot of time in the green room together and on set in between takes, especially filming that opening scene with the wedding cake.
• 25:06
  Amanda Khan: The amount of times I apologize, I'm like I'm so sorry, guys, bridezilla, and but it was, it was hilarious and we kept in touch after and, yeah, it's just naturally evolved into this friendship.
• 25:20
  Amanda Khan: She actually gifted me some really cute little booties for my dog.
• 25:25
  Eric Rutin: Oh no, what kind of a dog.
• 25:27
  Amanda Khan: My dog.
• 25:27
  Amanda Khan: She's a Pomeranian shitsue.
• 25:29
  Eric Rutin: Okay, so a little tiny pup there.
• 25:31
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, she's gorgeous Okay.
• 25:34
  Eric Rutin: I said JC is one of our faves.
• 25:36
  Amanda Khan: So I can see why.
• 25:39
  Eric Rutin: Okay, so back to the movie.
• 25:40
  Eric Rutin: One of our main complaints of the movie you kind of, you know, referred to it before was you were kidnapped and you were stuck in the the barn there, but you had your hands like bound in front of you.
• 25:52
  Eric Rutin: Come on, jasmine, can't you like just pull the duct tape off and work your way out?
• 25:59
  Eric Rutin: You're there for a couple of days, I think.
• 26:01
  Eric Rutin: Just it's got to get a little more, you know, resourceful there.
• 26:05
  Eric Rutin: You should have escaped.
• 26:06
  Amanda Khan: I think Sunita must have been in the Navy in a previous life, because the knot that she tied around my wrist I just couldn't.
• 26:16
  Amanda Khan: I couldn't budge.
• 26:18
  Amanda Khan: So you know, yeah.
• 26:21
  Eric Rutin: I'm going to give credit to Sunita for that.
• 26:23
  Eric Rutin: Okay, we want, next time Jasmine is abducted, to be a little more resourceful though.
• 26:30
  Eric Rutin: Okay, all right, put in your little notes of escape, so if you're in the trunk, you can push the button and hop out or do whatever you want to do.
• 26:38
  Amanda Khan: Right, okay.
• 26:40
  Eric Rutin: Speaking of your adduction, you were, as you said before, also in the wedding dress and you got to.
• 26:45
  Eric Rutin: There are many good lines in this movie, but the best line of the entire movie was when you came out and you saw a Nikki Goldie and said wait, you're wearing a wedding dress to my wedding.
• 26:56
  Eric Rutin: Now, when you got to see that, like in the script, did you just fall off the couch laughing yourself.
• 27:04
  Amanda Khan: I laughed.
• 27:04
  Amanda Khan: I laughed so hard, I loved it and I couldn't wait to say that line.
• 27:09
  Amanda Khan: And it's so funny because when Nikki and I shot it, she went back and she was telling JC she's like, just wait, just wait till you hear him in to say that line.
• 27:20
  Amanda Khan: She says she was beside herself, beside herself between takes.
• 27:23
  Amanda Khan: And it's so funny because obviously, before that happens, I'm literally in distress and I want to be rescued.
• 27:33
  Amanda Khan: I don't know that I'm going to be rescued.
• 27:34
  Amanda Khan: So you saw this emotional work that goes into what happens as they're going to roll camera and then we get to end it off with this nice little funny button.
• 27:46
  Eric Rutin: I think it was the best line in the entire entire movie and you delivered it absolutely perfectly.
• 27:52
  Eric Rutin: Now, how many did you go through?
• 27:55
  Eric Rutin: And a whole bunch of different ways, or did you just sort of boom?
• 27:58
  Eric Rutin: This is how it is and you just nailed that one.
• 28:01
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, you know what?
• 28:02
  Amanda Khan: I don't think I really strayed too far from that, but it was.
• 28:06
  Amanda Khan: The only thing I may have toyed with is how long I took before I set the line, whether I looked her up and down or whether I just sort of saw it and then reacted.
• 28:14
  Eric Rutin: But yeah, Okay, well, like I say perfect, perfect, so I'm talking about the writing there.
• 28:21
  Eric Rutin: In the script you got, one of the things that was there was there were obviously different writers from growing season here.
• 28:29
  Eric Rutin: Did you find that Jessamine was very different in the in the two, with having the different writers, or do you think her character obviously her character had more of a role in the, in the, in the in the ladder, but just in general, do you think they kept it going forward with the same arc that you expected, or did they change her at all for you?
• 28:54
  Amanda Khan: Honestly, I was not even expecting Jessamine to have as much as she had.
• 28:59
  Amanda Khan: You know, with the kidnapping and and and everything else, I was very happy with what the writers did in both of them and I really I liked how they just stayed true to form in terms of Jessamine's character and continuing to show that the contrast between her and Nikki.
• 29:21
  Amanda Khan: I thought they kept her fun for both of them, so I was very happy.
• 29:28
  Eric Rutin: Okay, all right.
• 29:29
  Eric Rutin: So one of the things that we wonder about is how Jessamine who is, as we said, not a shy, not a timid personality how was she ever married to Tom?
• 29:44
  Eric Rutin: Like, how did that relationship ever happen?
• 29:46
  Eric Rutin: You got to tell us.
• 29:47
  Eric Rutin: I know it's made up and everything that, but give us your backstory of how the heck does Jessamine marry Detective Tom, because they are polar opposite personalities.
• 29:59
  Amanda Khan: Absolutely Well.
• 30:00
  Amanda Khan: My backstory was that Jessamine came back to town to prove to everybody that she is now the big I am coming back from San Francisco and then she had her sights set on Tom because he was the hottest guy in the town and super successful and I believe she just, she just charmed Tom.
• 30:22
  Amanda Khan: Like you know, elk park it's a nice place, but it's a little bit too nice, maybe, maybe too sort of steady and stable and I think you know deep down Tom's got this.
• 30:37
  Amanda Khan: Tom must have this sort of curiosity going on as to what does it like to be with somebody who's a little bit you know more on the wild side.
• 30:46
  Amanda Khan: So I think Tom just decided to dip his toe in but then got out quite quickly.
• 30:51
  Amanda Khan: Maybe it's because his father was a jailbird.
• 30:54
  Amanda Khan: He just, I don't know.
• 30:56
  Eric Rutin: Yeah, you met him.
• 30:56
  Eric Rutin: You met him at your leaving, when he was walking in to see his dad.
• 31:00
  Eric Rutin: So you and you and Lachlan were getting getting signed up for whatever.
• 31:07
  Amanda Khan: Yeah.
• 31:08
  Eric Rutin: So all right, all right.
• 31:11
  Eric Rutin: So I'm guessing based on our earlier conversation.
• 31:13
  Eric Rutin: My next thing was you don't have any word yet because obviously the strike and everything like that put things a little bit on hold.
• 31:19
  Eric Rutin: So you don't.
• 31:20
  Eric Rutin: You don't have word yet on the fourth one and if Jessamyn's going to be rolling in this one or not.
• 31:27
  Amanda Khan: Not yet Fingers are crossed.
• 31:28
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, yeah, definitely fingers crossed, and you know it'll be great.
• 31:34
  Eric Rutin: I can't see why they wouldn't, because they didn't kill me, they didn't kill you, and I'll say it's.
• 31:40
  Eric Rutin: It's as I said earlier, it's why we like the series.
• 31:43
  Eric Rutin: It just has so much humor in it.
• 31:44
  Eric Rutin: One of the things we really enjoyed was Goldie and Marla's relationship.
• 31:49
  Eric Rutin: Is it expanded from the first one to the second one and all that?
• 31:53
  Eric Rutin: And your character too has now really developed, and so we really enjoy having that just very different character who comes in the set and sort of just is a whirlwind and a fun destruction of all the other orderly stuff.
• 32:10
  Eric Rutin: So we I think we need to see some more of you, maybe not kidnapped, but yeah, exactly no.
• 32:17
  Amanda Khan: Something.
• 32:17
  Amanda Khan: Something fun and exciting would be great.
• 32:20
  Amanda Khan: Fingers crossed.
• 32:23
  Eric Rutin: All right, so we're going with the assumption that they are smart people and you're getting cast in the next one.
• 32:30
  Amanda Khan: So when we talked to, Jaycee.
• 32:31
  Eric Rutin: last time we were talking about how she's obviously a very accomplished singer on her own.
• 32:36
  Eric Rutin: And then we all know Nikki, you know girl band Nikki singer and all that.
• 32:40
  Eric Rutin: So we thought it'd be great to have a karaoke scene in there.
• 32:44
  Eric Rutin: Plus, you know, get Andrew, who I have no idea and I'm guessing may not quite have the singing chops or the other two.
• 32:50
  Eric Rutin: But once again, imdb doesn't doesn't lie.
• 32:53
  Eric Rutin: It says you yourself are very talented singing.
• 32:56
  Eric Rutin: So we're going to bring you into the, into the karaoke scene as well.
• 33:02
  Eric Rutin: So I think that would be just absolutely hilarious to have on there, and Jessamine also taking the stage in a karaoke would be absolutely hilarious on its own.
• 33:13
  Eric Rutin: But forget well, two part question, I guess.
• 33:17
  Eric Rutin: What would Amanda's karaoke go to be and what would Jessamine's karaoke go to be?
• 33:26
  Amanda Khan: Okay, so Jessamans came to me first.
• 33:28
  Amanda Khan: I think hers would be these boots, all right, A little.
• 33:36
  Eric Rutin: Nancy Sinatra walking out, okay, guy Hatter being like a Celine Dion, or Whitney Houston who just like, or Cher, who just comes in and just like boom pow, I'm gonna just do this big huge thing and all that, but I can definitely see it with the boots too, so, but all right.
• 33:57
  Eric Rutin: So then what's Amanda's?
• 34:00
  Amanda Khan: Oh gosh, my karaoke.
• 34:02
  Eric Rutin: Do you ever karaoke?
• 34:04
  Amanda Khan: Oh, I love, I live for karaoke.
• 34:06
  Amanda Khan: There's so many, I feel like I like anything that's kind of soulful, like Hallelujah, you know.
• 34:13
  Amanda Khan: Okay To something where you can kind of really sing your way through it, fast ones too.
• 34:19
  Amanda Khan: But yeah, I think Hallelujah.
• 34:23
  Eric Rutin: So you're the worst, because what happens is you get all these drunk people up there, who are, like you know, singing whatever yes, suspicious, mine are meant for me and then you come up and you do Hallelujah, just absolutely perfect, jaw dropping, and everyone's like, oh man, she sings.
• 34:42
  Eric Rutin: So all right, but we can do it, you can do it.
• 34:48
  Amanda Khan: Thank you.
• 34:49
  Eric Rutin: I've actually never heard anyone do Hallelujah in a karaoke before.
• 34:54
  Eric Rutin: The last time I did karaoke I did do Elvis and I did get thrown out because I ended up doing too much of a incorporation of doing like my little, tapping my head for the sweat and giving it to people and sitting on someone's lap and singing as I was doing my whole Elvis thing and then the whatever the bar said I was a little too animated into it so they said you got to go.
• 35:20
  Amanda Khan: Oh.
• 35:21
  Eric Rutin: I thought I was brilliant.
• 35:22
  Amanda Khan: Yeah.
• 35:23
  Eric Rutin: They don't sound like team players.
• 35:24
  Eric Rutin: Exactly, they're waking room for the next person who's getting up to sing Hallelujah in perfect pitch.
• 35:31
  Eric Rutin: So all right.
• 35:33
  Eric Rutin: Well, this has been absolutely a blast.
• 35:37
  Amanda Khan: Thank you.
• 35:38
  Eric Rutin: We are putting out all the positive energy because we just need to see you in the fourth one.
• 35:43
  Eric Rutin: Don't know which one it's going to be yet, which story it's going to be based off of, but whatever one it is, it has to have you in it.
• 35:51
  Eric Rutin: But in the meantime I know things have been kind of a little bit weird the last few months, but now, with things getting a little more normal, you got anything lined up that we can be looking forward to coming down the road soon or anything getting released soon.
• 36:05
  Amanda Khan: Yes, actually I shot a couple of movies for Christmas.
• 36:09
  Amanda Khan: There's one coming out called the Missalto Connection.
• 36:13
  Eric Rutin: Okay.
• 36:13
  Amanda Khan: It's on upTV.
• 36:15
  Eric Rutin: Nice.
• 36:16
  Amanda Khan: And with Jessica Seapos.
• 36:17
  Amanda Khan: She's wonderful.
• 36:19
  Amanda Khan: And another one that I shot with.
• 36:23
  Eric Rutin: Who are you in that one?
• 36:24
  Amanda Khan: So I am Estelle.
• 36:26
  Amanda Khan: I'm an art dealer, okay, and yeah, I have a shop in this sort of syndicate where there's a whole bunch of boutiques, and I don't want to give away too much of what's going on in the story, but yeah, estelle is a fun character as well too.
• 36:42
  Amanda Khan: I actually shot a movie last year with the Ken Jeong and I'm going to mispronounce her name, michelle Kruciak.
• 36:55
  Amanda Khan: It's called Tiger Mom and, yeah, they just Sounds fun.
• 37:01
  Amanda Khan: Yeah, it was fun and he was hilarious, I mean, even in person.
• 37:08
  Amanda Khan: And he's such a wonderful person as well too.
• 37:09
  Amanda Khan: He's so talented and every time someone says to him like a lot of the background were coming up to him saying, oh my gosh, we loved you in community and we loved you in the hangover, and he's like, oh, you're too kind, you're too kind.
• 37:20
  Amanda Khan: Just such a super talented person but so humble, so sweet, and I believe that's coming out early next year.
• 37:30
  Amanda Khan: So, yeah, I was a school teacher and I had a French accent very strict.
• 37:38
  Eric Rutin: Oh, and you speak fluent French too.
• 37:40
  Amanda Khan: Yes, I speak French too.
• 37:43
  Eric Rutin: I should have taken you.
• 37:44
  Eric Rutin: So this is actually about five years ago.
• 37:49
  Eric Rutin: I did a river cruise with Mayan Laws, where we started in Paris, went to Normandy.
• 37:56
  Eric Rutin: Well, you couldn't get out of Normandy but you go as far as you can go and then you take a bus all the way to Normandy and then you go back.
• 38:02
  Eric Rutin: But to prepare for it, I was doing the audio, learning the language on tape, and I'm horrible.
• 38:09
  Eric Rutin: I can barely speak English right and I was trying to learn French and I'd be just terrible at it.
• 38:14
  Eric Rutin: I'd be driving in my car and I'd be trying to pronounce it and I'd miss exits because I was so focused on it, but regardless.
• 38:20
  Eric Rutin: So we get to France and my wife also did it and she just was like I'd be like on chapter three and she'd be on chapter 17.
• 38:28
  Eric Rutin: She just was picking it up, no problem.
• 38:30
  Amanda Khan: And.
• 38:31
  Eric Rutin: I was so envious of her.
• 38:32
  Eric Rutin: So we get there and the very first restaurant we go in, I sit there and I try using my French.
• 38:39
  Eric Rutin: I'm all like I am going to do this and they're like no, we can give you your menu in English.
• 38:45
  Eric Rutin: I'm like no, no, no, there's no way.
• 38:48
  Eric Rutin: I've been doing this French thing and of course my wife just buckles like yeah, damn right, bring on that English menu.
• 38:53
  Eric Rutin: And so she spent the whole trip because everyone over there pretty much spoke English, yes, and which we discovered.
• 38:59
  Eric Rutin: But I was still determined to use my French.
• 39:01
  Eric Rutin: The first night I don't eat red meat, just so you know.
• 39:04
  Eric Rutin: So the first night there, we're going through the order and I order a duck and lo and behold, this big ol' hunk of steak, red meat, shows up.
• 39:14
  Eric Rutin: Apparently.
• 39:15
  Eric Rutin: I don't even know how you, I don't remember what duck is and steak, Somehow I was so bad with my communication that I ended up with a steak.
• 39:27
  Eric Rutin: And then, at another place, we were doing pizza and the waitress was like please, please, just use English.
• 39:33
  Eric Rutin: I'm like oh, I'm trying to do fromage or whatever, four cheese, pizza and stuff.
• 39:40
  Eric Rutin: But the crowning moment was we were in this little tiny town and it actually was a place where they didn't speak English.
• 39:47
  Eric Rutin: So I was like oh, here we go.
• 39:48
  Eric Rutin: And I successfully bought a postcard, a stamp, addressed it and then gave it back to him to mail, and I had to borrow a pen.
• 39:57
  Eric Rutin: And so I did this entire transaction all in my bad French.
• 40:02
  Eric Rutin: And from that moment on I was just like I am brilliant, I am through it.
• 40:07
  Amanda Khan: Well, it couldn't have been that bad if you managed to post your postcard.
• 40:10
  Eric Rutin: I was literally so proud of my.
• 40:11
  Eric Rutin: I couldn't order a cheese pizza, but I bought a postcard and mailed it, so I was so happy.
• 40:17
  Eric Rutin: It is a wonderful wonderful language which I wish I could like when you were just doing your little bit there.
• 40:24
  Eric Rutin: It's just a beautiful language.
• 40:25
  Eric Rutin: Yeah, it is it is, but I guess, when you and it's beautiful to sing in as well.
• 40:30
  Eric Rutin: Oh, now you're just really showing up.
• 40:33
  Eric Rutin: Not only do I sing, I'm multi-language, saying geez.
• 40:38
  Amanda Khan: Actually, maybe I should do an E-D-P-F song for karaoke.
• 40:41
  Amanda Khan: There you go.
• 40:43
  Eric Rutin: Perfect, perfect.
• 40:44
  Eric Rutin: Well, when you're in Toronto, I mean obviously I'd quit back next to you, but you didn't have to like, you didn't grow up having to speak like with French right.
• 40:55
  Amanda Khan: Yes, from grade four it was mandatory in school.
• 40:59
  Eric Rutin: See, I left in grade three.
• 41:00
  Eric Rutin: Wow, okay, there you go, but I'll say it too late.
• 41:05
  Eric Rutin: I would.
• 41:07
  Eric Rutin: I'd like to say I tried.
• 41:08
  Eric Rutin: I ended up with steak and bad pizza.
• 41:11
  Eric Rutin: So all right, all right, amanda, but this has been an absolute blast.
• 41:16
  Eric Rutin: I greatly appreciate it and we'll look forward to up TV.
• 41:21
  Eric Rutin: What was it called again?
• 41:22
  Eric Rutin: Mistletoe Prom, mistletoe Connection, mistletoe Connection you gotta have Mistletoe in the name there, so absolutely fantastic.
• 41:30
  Amanda Khan: Yes, thank you, eric, and my best to Sydney as well, too.
• 41:34
  Eric Rutin: Yes, I'm hoping with the new year her life will be settled in and we'll be able to get her back on a regular basis.
• 41:41
  Eric Rutin: And then, after Curious Cater Four, when you have even the bigger role, we'll get you back on and talk about it.
• 41:49
  Amanda Khan: I love that.
• 41:50
  Eric Rutin: Or maybe with all your other stuff, maybe you'll get the next role will be the lead in a new mystery.
• 41:57
  Eric Rutin: Then we'll really have something to it'll be the private private investigative, the no-nonsense private investigators.
• 42:04
  Eric Rutin: We'll see your range and you'll be the detective Tom yeah.
• 42:10
  Amanda Khan: So all right, let's put it out there.
• 42:12
  Eric Rutin: Like I said, we're sending all these positive vibes out there.
• 42:14
  Eric Rutin: We got all the stuff For sure.
• 42:17
  Amanda Khan: Okay have a wonderful rest of your weekend.
• 42:18
  Amanda Khan: Thank you, you too.
• 42:20
  Amanda Khan: Bye, eric, I'll see you next time.
• 42:23
  Amanda Khan: We hope you have a great week.