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The End Of an Era

Quotes From Autumn Reeser

"Crazy, I mean because the show was just such a phenomenon when it first came on the air. I never ever, ever expected to be a part of the show, it was this very separate thing and then all of a sudden I had an audition for it. And I was like, that's really cool, that would be a really neat show to be on, and then booked it.And I did my four episodes and then they kept writing for me and then all of a sudden this year I'm a series regular. It's been such a strange experience. I think the strangest part was when Ben and Adam and Rachel and I were all doing a scene where the four of us were riding in a car and I was just suddenly like 'Whose life am I in here?' It was a very, very surreal moment for me all of a sudden.  It’s been a wonderful experience, the whole thing"

"I didn’t watch the show before. No, but you couldn’t not know about the show and know who was on the show and know what the show was about.You couldn’t miss it. It was such a huge deal."

"Yeah, it is happy and it's sad. It’s nice to be able to go out and know that we did a really good season this year. That's a really nice feeling to be able to feel you are going out on top. Sad because I am going to miss everyone. But hopefully it’s a small world in the business so it'll be nice to see people in other jobs. I’m going to miss it. I'm going to miss everyone. I'm going to miss my dressing room, because I painted it."

"Favorite moment or scene: I liked shooting the college sweatshirt episode where we had this college sweatshirt party because we were shooting on the beach in Malibu at night it was a big bonfire. That was just a cool feeling because I never

"go to the beach at night. Basically whenever we got to go on location and shoot at the beach, that was always amazing to be hanging out at the beach all day working.  We were watching dolphins go by and hearing the seagulls, so that was pretty neat."

"I think the show has definitely made me more confident as an actor because I have been acting for a long time but never every single day of my life. It teaches you to come to work when you are sick and to come to work when you are exhausted; to come to work even though you've only had two hours of sleep and still do the work I think it made me a much more confident actor. I feel much stronger in my acting, more comfortable doing it even if you’ve had a bad day. Because you have to."