Felicia Day

podcast.

It's hosted by Will Wheaton and Felicia Day.

Oh, fantastic.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Um, Will Wheaton does the official podcast with Felicia Day.

And Will's one of the OG nerds.

Like, he's a, the prototype nerd.

It's right up there with Live Long and Suck It.

[laughs]

Um, and then I also co-host the companion podcast with Felicia Day.

Awesome.

This is the first annual one.

Shout out to Felicia Day and Tommy Lynch.

They are the creators of this event.

They were there on site.

Do you know who came up with the term fridging, though? Like, after the Kyle Rayner thing?

It's not right, but Felicia Day stuck in my head.

Who came up with the term fridging? Felicia

Day talks about it a good bit.

Forget the Charlie part.

Obviously, that's Felicia Day.

But if it were, if you're going to go Sam and Dean in female form, it would have been interesting.

If, Rob, let's just, for the sake of conversation, your dream team is, Your two actors, female actresses to play Sam and Dean in one episode or one scene or something in a body swap episode.

So there's all these different ways that these connections were happening between the cast and the fans, and the community started to sort of go both ways.

And then, you know, Felicia Day being part of it also, you know, manifested that kind of a connection as well.

So I think that it's, it's, it's, you know, it's one of those, it's one of those murder walls, the red, the red str- string goes in every direction.

Mm-hmm.

And one year, and I'm drawing a blank on her name right now, which is awful, who played Rowena, who's now with, God, the guy who played Chuck.

Anyway, so we asked her to come up with a cocktail one year.

So we worked with her on putting something together, and of course all this culminated in Felicia Day's immortal line, "I was drunk.

It was Comic-Con."

This time

we won't need Felicia Day to tell us to read it.

We'll be like, ha ha.

For once.