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Come on, Jake.

- Yeah. We're waiting for it.

-Hey.

"Please welcome
to the floor for the first time

as defendant and plaintiff..."

Would you even hire you?

Leaky barrels
all around here filled with chemicals.

Check this out.

- What is it?
- I don't know.

There's no labels.

This was the most tense day ever.

- Oh. Leading into...
- Yes.

Like, the--getting into the deliberations,
because we had to vote a certain way,

it had to be a magic number
at the right time, and--

oh, my gosh.

And then also just, like,
discussing in a heated way.

So it's like all these other times,
we have these silly, funny beats.

This was the more serious day,
you know what I mean?

There wasn't, like,
goofy stuff going on really.

It was just get to the meat of the case.

And also,
to your guys' credit, you guys,

at this point,
two and a half weeks in,

had created and committed so much

-to who you guys were as characters...
- Right.

...and the real experiences
you had with Ronald,

you had to be true to--
it was one of those things...

- Yeah.
- ...where it's like,

we had a plan for the end, but you forgot,

you--we had to account for everything

-that had happened up until then.
- Right.

And you guys had to be true to that.

Who did you become, yeah.

Because I remember,
even like, you know, Susan,

she was supposed to vote
for Jacqui, and she was like...

- There's no way.
- ...I can't do it.

- Yeah.
- Like, I won't do it.

Like, that won't--
that'll feel false to Ronald...

- Yeah.
- ...by this point.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

And she kind of had to take that half...

- Yeah.
- ...vote, right?

But, like, I remember, at first,
it was like, "What do you mean?

Like, this is what
we have to do," and then...

- Yeah.
- ...it was like,

"Oh, she's right.
She's been living this..."

Right.

"...for two
and a half weeks." Like...

- Right.
- ...we have to stay true

-to the reality we've created...
- That's right. That's right.

...as well, yeah.

I know this is off-topic,
it just reminded me of seeing that room,

this is pretty funny.

It was the second or third day,
I was pulled into one of those, uh,

side interview rooms with--
uh, I was waiting for Chris Darnell

to get his camera in there,
and so I was just kind of walking

around the room,
I was looking at everything in there,

and I pulled out a book,
which was obviously a fake book.

- And when Darnell got in there,

I was--I made the comment,

I was like,
"Dude, you guys got fake books?"

I was like, I don't trust anybody here."

- Jokingly. Just jokingly.
- Oh, right, right.

But Darnell told me
after the fact, after the reel,

he's, like, "Yeah, dude,
when you said that,

I was sweating bullets."

- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.

Canceled. Uh, canceled.

- I forgot about that.

Done. Done, dead.

I guess he called some bitch
sweetheart or something like that.

- Ooh.

- Good Lord.

-Can't do that.
- Can't do that.

- Great recovery.

-Let's do this. Let's focus.

Ah, to be--to be
given permission to just be so bad.

- So much fun.

...on opposite sides of the fence.

The judge did confirm yesterday
that it has to be unanimous, so...

That was my--that was
my biggest fear going into this,

I was like, "God, please don't be
a unanimous vote," you know?

What did you expect
heading into the deliberation

of where people would be,
before they voted and you knew?

Did you have a sense
for where you thought people would be?

No, this--I've--
I'd summarized it perfectly here.

I had absolutely no idea.

I didn't know
how I was gonna start with this,

I didn't know
what people were thinking, no clue.

-I don't know.

That's--nailed it.
I had no idea.

Were you stressing out?
Were you sweating here,

thinking about your obligation
as foreperson?

A little bit, yeah,
because--and I say it perfectly that--um,

Noah as well, too, like,
I wasn't trying to persuade

anybody of anything,
so that's why I was so nervous, you know?

...you told me
that you did not want to be foreman.

Ken was the worst for me, man.

-I couldn't take...

...anytime he spoke
is when I was closest to busting.

But then when he smiles,
I mean, isn't he the cutest?

We love you, Ken.
We love you.

Let me check everybody out.
Y'all made--Y'all snapped out.

You know what I'm saying?
'Cause y'all a reflection of...

I'm glad
she recognized you, Vanessa, too,

because I was like,
that does look good on you.

- Hey.
- And I remember telling you

that, too, I was like, "You look good."

- Come on.

- Put on my deliberation shirt.

If it is not, you're gonna keep voting
until y'all can get to a unanimous vote.

Knock yourselves out. Trust yourself...

- Oh, boy.
- Yeah, yeah.

This is another funny thing, too,
which was just about, like, the producers

and how much work you guys did
in finding the right person for this

because, like, you don't have
to have a unanimous vote on a civil case.

But people who don't know law
don't know that.

-You know?
-Interesting.

That's why I'm nervous about this.

I just wanna hear
what other people have to say

honestly before I...make a decision.

- Yeah.
- I don't know, man.

I'm also new.
I don't know what I'm doing, man.

-Classic Joe Dirt.

-It's gonna be one of them days.
- Is that a Joe Dirt line?

Yeah.
"I'm new, I don't know what I'm doing."

I love Joe Dirt.

I didn't pick that up.

...because I'm not on the jury,
technically, so I can kind of zone out.

- That eye mask.

This was so much fun for me
because I'm not on the jury

and I'm clearly annoyed that I can't
be part of the deliberation process.

I'm trying to think
of all the obnoxious things

that I can do in the room with the props.

We do, uh,
something to show what we're thinking.

This is essentially
just like us taking a vote right now.

Just gauging how everybody feels.

So how--which way--
which way are we leaning?

What's everybody feeling?

Ronald,
you did a really good job of,

like, also, again, the reality
of everyone being in the jury room

for the previous two and a half weeks
was a lot of boring downtime.

A lot of people
sitting in the corner reading magazines,

or working out, or whatever it was,
and then you kinda had to be like,

"Okay, guys, let's get to it." This is...

- Yeah.
- ...our only job.

We all have to be here
and talk about this all day.

And we did not know
if you'd come in with that.

Like, when you started this conversation,
we actually had a plan.

I forget who it was,
who was gonna start it

and be like,
"Ronald, why don't you get up

and lay out your thoughts
on the case and, like, get us going?"

Yeah.

And you did it without being asked,

and we were all watching,
going," He's doing it."

- It's perfect.
- "It's happening." Like...

- Yeah, yeah.
- Perfect.

...it's everything we hoped.

-I don't think he's liable.
- Vanessa?

Um, I do think he's liable.

I agree with Ken.

They said more likely than not.

Well, at the moment,
it feels to me like they're both liable,

which means...

It's so tricky, because all
these debates needed to feel organic...

- Real. Yeah.
- ...and, like, real--

have real purpose
and cause behind each statement.

- Yeah.
- Yes.

Because the three hours
of debates that actually happened

- had to feel like a real...
- Yeah.

...like, you know what I mean?

- Yeah.
- Like, yeah. Oh.

This is from my favorite line.

He's like 30 years

-of face-reading and like--
- Yeah.

-You know, it was just like...
- He's really...

...you're thinking,
not thinking.

...thinking, not thinking.

-...thinking, not thinking.

That it is--that is, yeah.

By the way,
that is all promote in the moment.

- Yes.
- Just going for it.

-Damn near...
- So perfect.

Pretty much half of us
are gonna have to change our mind.

Yeah. What do you got, Todd?

This might be helpful
for people that, um...

- The visual demonstration.
- Yes.

- Oh, my God.
-...differently. If this is...

This was, like, one--
like, it was tough, too.

Like, how do we plan jokes in here?

This was one we could be like,
"Okay, let's put together a diorama

over everything on the table.

We could--we could plan this out."

...the other place where the rings were.
This is just helpful.

And give a shout out
to Bubly water.

- Yeah, I was gonna say.

- Bubly is fizzy.
- Coming in 12 great flavors.

It goes great
with a pack of Cracker Jacks.

This is brought to you by Bubly water.

Oh, I hate how good you are.

-Jake.
- This is heating up.

You know,
if this directing thing doesn't work out,

you got a real future in radio.

- Yeah.

- Radio. The future.
- Ronald, you are a comedian, bruh.

- The future.

Radio.

He's being covered
with these shirts as they're coming out.

Taking it so seriously.

I loved everything
Todd was doing up until that point.

I was like, "Okay, Todd, let's just..."

- Let's wrap it up.
- Yeah.

I mean, you started so strong.

...this is--this is after Kirk
talks for, like, 45 minutes...

...about running
a trucking company, which...

Yes.

...he never had mentioned before.

I know.
He brought that out of nowhere.

-I loved it.
- Yeah.

-And he nailed it, too.
- Yeah, he did.

Yeah. He didn't see that,
and he was like,

"I'm going for it, right here."

Oh, yeah, and I was like,
"This is a good point that he's making."

Yeah. And truthfully, I mean,
yeah, that's a trucker right there.

-Absolutely.
- Yeah.

I would--I would believe that.

Oh, yeah.

Was there any
of these arguments, Ronald, that, like,

you kind of--that was like,
"Yup, that gets me over the edge"?

I mean, I know
you were kind of already there,

but anything that helped you go,

"This is how
we're gonna get through this"?

God, I hate to admit it,
but it's what Kirk said...

Yeah.

...about owning a trucking company...

Yeah.

...literally though, because it's like,

"Yeah, as an employer,
you are responsible, you know?"

...and we're not supposed
to be talking about chemicals anyway.

I will say
Kirk did Babe Ruth it a little bit then

because before the scene, he goes,

"I'll get him there
if he needs to get there.

I'll get him. I got something.
I'll get him there."

Nice.

And then he--
and then he did it, yeah.

...factory, we pointed out that there were
very clearly some barrels...

Guys, I hate to admit it,
just because I hate to say

I can't believe I didn't recognize Kirk,
you know?

It drives me insane.

Well, we were throwing enough

other curveballs out in front of you
to try to distract you, I think.

No, it is hard.
People can't even get on the same page...

Plus, you haven't proven yourself

to be someone who remembers actors anyway.

Touché.

And each position
was very consistently, uh...

-...careless.

So you're saying people can't change?

He had many opportunities to change.

And that was Ish kind of, like,

Lonnie's job was always,
like, restate and support Ronald...

- Right.
- ...in what he's saying,

like, give him backup in the room
if he needs it.

- Yup.
-I've been teaching for ten years

and I know hundreds--
hundreds of Trevors.

I thought that was gonna be
like, "Well, that's absurd."

"I've known--I known hundreds of Trevors."

"And every Trevor I've known
is like this."

-...doing him a favor. That's all.

Do you guys remember
how intense it was

to get the vote at the right number?

Do you remember that?

Because the first time--it was like,
"What are you voting the first time?

Lonnie,
what are you voting the first time?"

And we had to, like,
do it the same, and then somebody,

-like, voted different, I think?
- Yeah.

And then it was like,
"Oh, God, we've ruined it.

We've ruined the whole show."

The sign spinning is another killer bit.

- Right.

...uh, emphysema.

- Yeah, you really nailed that.
- Anything to stay busy.

My favorite thing though is--uh,

this is about self-love,
which is coming up.

- Yeah.
- Right.

I just love that the sign
spinning is a piece of court evidence.

- Right.

It's one of the Tweet--
it's one of the Tweet, uh, boards.

I think people forget

that that's, like, evidence number--
piece number 37 or whatever.

Did the plaintiff
supply enough evidence...

Here we go.
Bringing it home, bud.

- Yeah.
- Yeah. Yeah.

...that Trevor was negligent?

Let's say we don't blame Trevor,
then who do we blame?

-Somebody's responsible.
-Yeah.

-The boss.
- Yes. Yes.

-No. No. No.
- There is--yes, you're right.

-No. No.
- Somebody is responsible.

Was that hard for you
to fight that, Maria?

- Oh, yeah.
- Isn't it?

Oh, sorry.
I was just looking at my phone.

- Oh.

- Hubba hubba.
- No, no, no.

Was it hard
for you to fight for Jacqui's side?

Um, no.

You didn't know
what you were doing, did you?

No, I didn't. I didn't.

Do you honestly--
do you want another question?

- No.

Honestly, to be quite honest,
when you were in my ear,

I think we had to switch it,
and I couldn't--there was times

where I couldn't hear about switching the
votes and doing this, and I was like...

- Oh.
- It was stressful.

- I was like, oh, my God.
- That's right.

Because Maria was one of the, uh, cast...

Earpiece.

...that did have an earpiece...

- That day.
- ...that day.

- Yeah.
- Anyone who had enough hair

to cover their ears
was eligible for an earpiece.

Well,
but then I also had that earpiece

that you couldn't see, even if you were...

- Yeah, we got a tiny one.
- Yeah.

You were--if you looked into my ear,
you still couldn't see...

- Wow.
- ...this earpiece.

I think the technology
progressed while we were shooting.

Right.

Because on the first issue,

it's like, we don't have anything,
and I was like,

"You gotta keep looking,
you gotta find something.

-Like, we found something."
- Yeah.

But you could see
Judge Alan's, clearly.

Yeah, well, we thought that--
well, we put it in his ear...

Because it looks like an...

...that wasn't facing Ronald...

- Yeah. Yeah.
- ...number one.

And then we thought we could play it
as a hearing aid.

Yeah.

I was literally
just gonna say, yeah, I--yeah,

I would've believed it was a hearing aid.

- Yup.
- Yup.

There were a few days though
where because that was so deep

-in my ear, it plugged my left side.
- Yeah.

So I couldn't see, I couldn't...

- ...hear out of my left ear.

It was really, like, I was just...

The award really goes to...

- Yeah, yeah. Real vomit.

Yeah. I was--
I was freaking out

-for the most of this, actually.
- Ear injury.

You did such a solid job, too.

...it's just going to be
the leftover from...

Yeah. Did you actually
lose your girlfriend as well?

To Boner Man?

It's all right, he got a new one.

Code Red, 28, 28.

I loved
that Instagram name, Code Red.

Yeah. Yeah.

- That's clearly Cody.
- I know.

...'cause this is gonna tell us
what his blood alcohol content is.

And according to the toxicology report...

I remember you saying
the blood alcohol level thing

-was the big thing for you, Ronald.
- Yeah. Yeah.

Oh, absolutely.

Because, I mean,
everybody was claiming, like,

"Oh, he showed up drunk,
he smelled like alcohol,"

it's like, "Okay,
but did he really though, you know?"

Right.

And by the way,
we didn't know how hard to push that,

or whether you were gonna grab it
on your own,

or whether--you know what I mean?

But you really--you were like,
"Yup, this is what we should look at."

-You got it.
- Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, you know,
as somebody who has woken up

the day after
and still felt pretty buzzed, I get it.

-I know.
- Yeah.

Was that--was that something that,
um, you guys intentionally omitted

from testimony because it would have
kind of decided the case too early? Right?

I'm trying to remember how we did it.

It was very--it was very--yes.

Basically,
we didn't--we wanted it to be able

to be believable that
it was back and forth throughout...

- Uh-huh.
- ...the whole thing.

- Right.
- And I think we had someone

mention it, we had the psychiatrist
maybe talk about it,

-but not actually give the evidence...
- No evidence. No numbers.

...so that Ronald
would hopefully look for it later.

- Yes. Right.
- Yeah.

...where the incident occurred.

He said he started working
and he was then shaken awake.

You guys saw the workstation.

You have to type something into the...

- He's just crushing it, man.
- I mean, really...

- He's just crushing it.
- ...he's so good.

Just the exact...

"I don't wanna be foreperson
" and then you nailed it.

I know.

Were you thinking
about this at the hotel before you got in?

Like, "Here's how I'm gonna go over it"?

- A thousand percent, yeah.
- Yeah.

I love this.

Go ahead. Sorry.

But Mr. Schiller
has testified he didn't see Trevor

show up to work that day.

So they got to do it again.

- Oh, my God.

Go ahead, James,
do your thing.

Where did he get that thing?

Acting like you know you shouldn't do it,

but you just gotta--
you just gotta through it real quick.

Like just gotta, "Ooh,
I'm gonna hit this button more time." Ooh.

...Trevor was being disruptive, so he...

My one meal for the day.

...based off
of everything we've been told,

more likely than not
was it Trevor who pushed these buttons in?

- That's right.
-It's his workstation, he's...

No jury duty experience with this guy.

-Coming in...
- Right.

- ...picking it all up.
- Yeah.

-Forget about that.
- Ronald.

No jury duty experience,
right, Ronald?

- None at all.
- Still to this day.

- Still to this day.

- I mean, adjacent.
- Yeah. That's what I feel...

- It's pretty close.
- ...worst about.

-You didn't get this box ticked.
- This learning experience.

Yeah, right?

I wonder if this will get you excused
from any future jury duty.

Yeah. Absolutely.
I think that's...

- I served on a...
- ...a lifetime get...

- ...fake jury.
- ...out of jail free card,

-yeah.
- I hope so.

Either that or it works the opposite,

and they're like, "This guy
did such a phenomenal job, we...

- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

So this corroborates
what he was telling us yesterday

when he said his workstation
was not the same.

He specifically said that these tanks
had been moved

and Lonnie and I did witness this.

And talking...

Everyone right now is literally Ronald,

they're watching you do this,
going, like, he's nailing it.

- Yes.
- Yeah.

Yes.

Very, very, very heavy
chemical smell coming out of there.

Like if we would've stayed in there
for a few minutes, very...

- Nervously excited.
- I know.

I just wanted
to say that I use a device that, um...

Unbelievable.

Andrew Weinberg
needs to be put in jail for...

For pushing so many of these things.

Look at you tuning out.
You're like, "Okay."

Yeah. Thank you for clarifying.

But he said thank you.

Probably was negligent
on their part for even keeping him around

for this long if he was such a terrible
employee that he has been made out to be.

Then you look at,
why were these moved?

Why would you take these barrels up those
stairs to just stash them in this room?

To me, that doesn't add up.

So, that's why
I'm leaning the way I'm leaning.

I remember you started off with liable

and then you ended up being non-liable.

And that--the big thing for you was...

This exists.

So, this is what changed my mind.

But it was speculation
until Trevor testified.

You were so patient with us
the whole day.

And, like, re-explained--you never got
exasperated, never ran out of patience.

Did you think, like,
I'm getting them, I'm turning them?

Or were you, like, I still don't know
if we're gonna get out of here?

Well, no,
I never had that mentality

that I was turning or convincing anybody
because I was speaking my truth.

I was saying
this is what I've seen, you know,

I'm not here to persuade you guys
one way or the other.

It's, like, I'm coming at this unbiased.

This is what I saw.

And so I believe it
because of this--these reasons, you know.

And if you guys don't believe me,
that's up to you

but I wasn't trying to convince anybody
of anything.

- Mm-hmm.
- Mm-hmm.

But do you believe
our three jurors that saw...

I remember some of these
arguments started to feel real,

-like, we were actually...
- Yes.

- ...genuinely arguing...
- We had to.

- ...with each other.
- Yeah.

You and, uh, Ish got into it, didn't you?

-And Bailiff Nikki had to come in?
- Yeah. Yeah.

- Yeah. You guys, like...
- It became real, yeah.

Yes. I had to--I had to defend
his point that was kind of indefensible,

but I had to take a point
of view that I could argue.

I had to make it hard for you.

Because, again,
it's like, yeah, we need you saying

-these words for 15 seconds of TV.
- Yeah.

But to get you saying those words...

But in real life...

...you had to argue
for an hour about it...

Yes. Yeah.

...just to seem,
like, you would say those, yeah.

That's really tricky.

To re...

And that's why you guys
are the best.

-I mean, you guys are the best.

I'm serious.

Are you saying
that basically things don't...

But yeah, Ronald we--
like, I would say that by this point,

we knew we got there, right?

Like, we're at the end of the show,
we can have a show, but we were so nervous

about the way it was gonna--
this was gonna play out.

Are we gonna have
to try to push it or what?

Because our goal was get you here,
and then let's see,

we think it's gonna work.

His--is he gonna take charge?

Is he gonna push in the right direction?

I mean, we were just--I think
Cody and Nick were literally rolling

on the floor in the control room

-in like, relief and joy...
- Yeah.

...like, oh my God, it's happening.

Like, look at him, he's doing it. Like...

He's doing it.

...we--but you just--
as much as we even thought by this point,

you just never know.

You never know how it's gonna play out.

You gonna sell it on eBay?

Well, that's why
I made the comment about how,

like, the fact that the show worked out
was just almost fate because not only am I

the type of person I am but, like,
also my business experience as well, too.

Like, I'm used
to leading groups of people.

-Like this was not...
- Right.

- ...something new to me.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

These responsibilities
just often fall to you.

- But we didn't know that.
- Yeah.

We didn't--we didn't know that
about you and it was...

- Yeah.
- ...like, boy,

-that just, we got lucky in so many ways.
- Yeah.

Because, uh,
six people could have voted liable

and you could have been, like,
you know what?

Yeah, let's just go liable.

-Let's get out of here.

Yeah.
That's the easy route, let's take that.

I think initially the plan
was to do 11 liable

and you be the only person
not liable, hopefully.

And then we were, like, I think
that'll be too unbelievable at this point.

It would have been
too unbelievable, too,

because I had discussed with Ken.

I think it was Ken,
I was talking to somebody about it,

but it was about a Hey Arnold! episode

where they did something like this.

And Arnold is the only one
who votes opposite the group.

And he's, like, no, you guys.

He's like your--you guys are wrong, like,
I'm not going on with this mob mentality.

That's not accurate
based off what we've seen.

Mm-hmm.

And I told somebody about that
and I was like,

oh, man, wouldn't it be crazy if, like,
something like that ends up happening...

- Yeah.
- ...you know?

Wow, uh,
but that was the idea for the show.

Can we find someone
and have our Hey Arnold! moment

-at the end of it?

So it fits.

-That's what he did.
-And, again, this is for everyone.

And this is not a rhetorical question.
This is--I'm asking you, guys.

Look at that hands behind
the back, looking like a teacher, come on.

He's leading-leading.
Leading. Lead.

I was trying to...

If you're looking for it,
you can really see it in everyone's eyes.

-You can just...
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- ...see like this is it.

Okay. How do I not screw it up now
that this is it?

-Yeah.
- Yeah.

Still feeling this way.

I mean, I'll speak towards...

And I also do love,
James, that you, somehow,

are able to believably at the beginning
be, like, "And I'm an alternate.

I'm not part of this."
And then sit at the table.

Actually its like,
"Hey, I voted.

-I just put my initials. Don't count it."
- Yeah.

We were, like, I was saying
hey, this is a documentary film crew.

This is, like, you know the EGOT thing.

So maybe this could be awards.
This documentary could get some awards.

Yes.

Once that Lone Pine thing went away.

- Yes.
- Yeah.

I remember you telling us
to watch cursing, too, because you're,

like, if we curse, it excludes us
from certain awards.

Yes. You did.

But that was another reason
you probably need me here at the table,

even though I'm not a juror.

So 11 of us...

This will be
good footage if I'm sitting here.

-Yeah.
- Right, yeah, you're welcome.

- They'll use it.

-I mean...
- Forget how,

like, we had three people over six-four
in our cast.

And Ronald, Ronald's six-six.

-Ross is what, six-five?
- Six-seven.

- Six-seven, taller than you.
- He's bigger than I am, yeah.

And then Kirk, six-four?

-He's the one, he's the one.
- Yeah. We did.

-We had some talk drinks of water.
- Yeah, we had some tall folks.

That was--that was kind of
the running joke in the beginning.

We could make a basketball team
out of our--out of our...

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And he loves
this community of us and...

That was the other thing.

Not only force the votes
how we needed it for the character,

but then give Ross the whole
don't wanna leave-- there we go.

Like, let's just...

Give some advice
on how to just self, what is it?

-Self...
- Love.

Self-love, let's call it.

Okay. Um, can you talk to Ross?

You know he's gonna listen to you.

We're never gonna get out of here
if you don't get through to him.

Please stop putting me
in the middle of things.

You're being tasked
with everything.

- I know.
- Go talk to the jorf table.

Go talk to Ross.

By the way,
asking Edy is genius, like, hey, can you,

like, get serious for a second
with him and try to get him out there?

Like, it's, like,
oh, hopefully that feels real, too.

Had to get--had to get
special permission

for them to let you outside
for a little chat.

- I know.
- Right?

Because you're not supposed
to leave the room.

- Right.
-That's not the case.

We can't, you know,
bring our personal feelings into this.

I don't know if that's what's happening.

Oh, that's personal.
You can see it on his face.

I'm sorry for what
you're going through, man.

I can only imagine.

Um, that being said, you know,
regardless of whatever outcome...

There are also
more of these moments where you're, like,

I can't wait to tell him
that he's not going through that.

- I know.
- So that, you know, you can,

-like, release any of that, you know...
- Right.

...worry but also then
you're really nervous that, oh,

he's about to find out
that he's not really going through that.

I will say that is the other--
as happy as people were,

and, guys, tell me if I'm wrong,
you guys were in the room.

But as happy as people
were going, like, he's there,

oh, my gosh, we're gonna get there,

there was also this, like,
impending sense of, like, hey, we--

now we did this crazy trick,
we have to do the dismount now.

- Right.
- No, a hundred percent, yes.

How's that gonna go?
And I think that then became--

-people almost didn't want it to end.
- A hundred percent.

Because they didn't wanna go
to that next stage.

It was the--
oh, my God, that's so intense.

We just got to--
we got to focus, you know,

and I think we got
to set our feelings aside.

And again, I'm sorry, man.
I can only imagine.

-But we've got to get this...
- Oh, Ronald.

Yeah. Yeah. You're right.

Pretty quick turnaround
on Ross's part, actually.

- Yeah.
- To be honest.

- He just needed a hug.
- He just needed a hug.

A hug and a friend.

All right. Let's take another vote.

- Boom, boom, boom.
- Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

It's like reliving it all over again.
Oh, my God.

My heart rate is,
like, upright now.

- Yeah. Mine, too.
- Yes.

It's amazing how you can know
the outcome of something

and still feel so much tension

about how it's gonna go down
and if it's gonna go down.

Like, we know. It's planned.

I'm transported back
to that day watching and just--

- Absolutely.
- Same, same.

- Yeah.
- Same.

Because you know
what's looming is Alan's reveal...

Yes. Yes. Yes.
And what is he gonna do?

...to Ron.
And it's like so subjective.

Like what's--how is he gonna react and...

And also,
how are you gonna react?

- Yes.
- Right.

- How would you react?
- Yeah.

- We didn't know.
- We were all carrying...

Uh, there was a part of my mind like...

- It's scary.
- Yeah.

Like, you're gonna be,
like, all right, one by one.

-I'm gonna fistfight all of you.
- Yeah. Yeah.

- Line them up.

Does it? Has--had people
told you that, Ronald?

Like, do you realize, like,
in the scene, like, everyone's slowly

freaking out inside because
they are so nervous about what's next?

- What's next.
- Like, could you--could you--

but, like maybe could you sense
that in the room or that was just part

of the vote maybe it felt
like there, or, like, not really?

I couldn't sense it. No.

Not liable?

If anything, it was more of,
like, uh, people were relieved to be out.

That's what I was picking up.
It's, like, hey...

- Yeah.
- ...we're finishing up.

We're going home.
We're wrapping this thing up.

Let's get out of here.

-So it's like a relief to be done.
- Ugh.

-Oh, my God.
- Last one.

Obviously I confused that
with your relief of ending the charade.

Oh, my gosh, we did it.

I was--
I was relieved to be done with that...

Relief of those
who have stressed because...

...deliberation oh, my God. Yes.
Immediately...

- Also...
- ...immediate stress.

Well, I don't think any of us
knew what Alan was even gonna say.

- No.
- Right?

- No.
- I mean, I think we talked

a little bit about what, uh,

what the review
was gonna feel like, right?

- Yeah.
- So hard to know.

And what was--
what was gonna come out of his mouth.

Because ultimately, we're
kind of guessing at the best way to do it.

Right. Right.

Because you can't really know.

Yeah.

-What?
-Are you serious?

Sequestered for nothing?

Sequestered for nothing.

-You're an asshole.
-You can't take that away from me.

We're family.

We're family.

This, everyone's butt cheeks
were clenched.

- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.

- I mean...
- Oh, my gosh.

...it was--
everyone was sweating. Sweating.

Yeah. We cut a lot of it down.

But, oh, so much footage of everyone.

I was gonna say there were tears.

People were already crying.
People were already crying.

Well, my heart rate's going up.

- I know I cried.
- Yeah.

Yeah. We were--yeah.

- Oh, in the control room, too.
- We all did.

I was just, like,
you get so silent.

Very emotional.

Okay. Would you please...

- Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh.
- Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

I was gonna say,
right at this moment,

I was feeling so relieved, too,
because I was, like, nice.

I don't have to read the verdict.

I'm just gonna hand him the paper.

-My job is done, you know?
- Yeah. Yeah.

Talk us through
what's going on in your head

as this starts--as this is happening here.

Well, as she's coming back here,
that's when I'm like, oh,

crap, I'm actually gonna have
to read this out loud.

We, the jury,
in the above-entitled action,

render the following verdict.

Were you looking--were you, like,

I wonder how he's gonna feel about this?

Like, did you wanna clock,

-you know, Trevor's eyes?
- Reaction.

So I was doing the opposite of that.

I could--I was looking
everywhere but Jacqui.

I could not look at her.
I felt so bad for her.

I was looking anywhere else.

I could not make eye contact with her.

Right,
because even if you think

she's not in the right,
you're still telling her she's losing.

Yeah. And that was
my whole point to these guys, too,

is it's like, hey, these--
this decision that we're coming to...

Affect somebody's lives.

...is gonna seriously affect
somebody, yeah, like...

Right.

...somebody in this courtroom
is not gonna be happy with the verdict

I have to deliver to them.

- Oh, my God.
- And then he pulls you up.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

It's interesting
that you're thinking about that.

You're not--you're not thinking about,
like, oh, nice.

I get to go back home to San Diego.

I get to chill. I get to...

This music
that starts to creep in here is brilliant.

Yeah.

I hereby enter judgment in favor

of the defendant
and against the plaintiff.

And now right now, it's just
still par for the course here, Ronald?

Hold on.
Just hold on just a sec.

- What do you mean?
- For you?

Like in your mind, like, okay,
I guess I just have to sit up here now?

Yeah. Like, I mean,
because again, you know,

-I have no frame of reference.
- Yeah.

I don't know
what normally happens when...

- Right.
- ...you deliver a verdict.

...in this courtroom
that this is the last trial of my career.

What I didn't tell you
is it's also the first,

uh, because I'm not a real judge.

And in this moment, too,
like, I was just--I didn't believe him.

I was like, no, this has got to be a joke.
You know, it's just disbelief, like...

- Yeah.
- Right.

What?

It must be hard
to even know what he means,

-what he's even trying to say.
- Yeah, that's--yeah.

I had no idea, like,
uh, disbelief is the only word I can use.