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00:04 Wow, two generations.
00:06 It sounds ancient.
00:09 Not just one, but two batches.
00:12 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:14 That should be a little more apt.
00:16 How are you?
00:18 Very good.
00:20 Thank you for inviting us.
00:21 Of course.
00:22 Thank you very much.
00:23 Nice to see you.
00:24 When I first came in, I was like, "Where's Hala?"
00:26 It's like we've met before.
00:28 I know.
00:29 I'm not that old.
00:30 And that looks lovely.
00:31 Thank you, thank you, Laiya.
00:32 It's really beautiful.
00:33 Thank you.
00:34 On IG.
00:35 How are you?
00:36 How are you two?
00:37 How are you doing today?
00:38 Polo, how are you?
00:39 I'm good, Tita Bay.
00:40 I'm good.
00:41 You're good?
00:42 Yes.
00:43 I know you have lovers, Laiyas.
00:44 Yeah.
00:45 Angelo?
00:46 Me?
00:47 I have a husband.
00:48 Hello, my husbands.
00:49 Really?
00:50 Public service.
00:51 Yes.
00:52 That's really nice.
00:53 When you remember TGIS, what comes to mind first?
00:56 Angelo?
00:57 The peachy.
00:59 Peachy, wax, pancakes.
01:01 Those are the first things that come to mind when you think of TGIS.
01:06 It's really the love theme and then the barcada.
01:10 Correct.
01:11 But Polo, there was magic.
01:14 Sometimes it's hard to build a show, it's hard to build an artist.
01:19 But we always hear the word magic.
01:22 If you have an explanation for that, in hindsight, what is the magic of TGIS?
01:28 That's a hard question.
01:30 It's hard, right?
01:31 Tita Bay.
01:32 When you miss your remarkers.
01:33 When you miss you.
01:34 Magic?
01:35 I feel like, Tita Bay, for us, the magic is that we enjoy it.
01:42 Yeah.
01:43 We're like a family and we just enjoy it.
01:46 It's not like work.
01:48 Best and worst memory?
01:50 Oh my.
01:52 I'll just follow what Magic said.
01:55 Because TGIS actually became our workshop.
01:59 Most of us, like Bobby, he didn't really do acting.
02:04 I like the way you put it.
02:05 So it was an online workshop.
02:08 Television workshop.
02:11 So I think everything was raw.
02:13 Worst, worst memory.
02:19 Maybe when I left the show.
02:23 That was bad.
02:25 It's an experience.
02:26 Painful.
02:27 The best?
02:28 The best.
02:29 Oh, there's so many.
02:31 There's so many.
02:32 Especially when I make Bobby eat food that he doesn't like.
02:36 When I bully him in the set.
02:38 Those were the best moments.
02:39 Yeah, those were the best.
02:40 And I think when we did TGIS the movie.
02:43 It was in the island.
02:46 I almost got bitten by a snake.
02:48 So many things happened.
02:51 So that's the best.
02:54 It can't be just one.
02:56 But I get it.
02:57 For me, it was the best.
02:59 Because it was one of my greatest days.
03:03 I was in high school then.
03:05 And that was the most popular.
03:07 It was really chaotic.
03:09 So that was really a super enjoyment.
03:14 And worst, I don't think there's anything.
03:18 How did you handle the girls?
03:20 I'm a good boy.
03:23 So I was just high on them.
03:28 I can't react because you're the second batch.
03:31 So I don't have much.
03:32 We're the second batch.
03:33 How did you handle the boys?
03:35 Easy.
03:37 You know me.
03:40 I'm just kidding.
03:42 Our boys are very tame.
03:45 So TGIS was a good mixture of different characters.
03:51 And that's why it worked.
03:53 If you have the power to change a thing about your career and life.
03:58 I mean looking back.
04:00 You two.
04:01 I think I was more focused on acting.
04:09 Because at that time, TGIS was new.
04:13 I was young then.
04:14 So it was just a game to me.
04:16 So I became more serious in acting.
04:19 So if you were to do it again, you'll be more serious in studying acting.
04:23 Yes.
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