Suburban Knights/Heartwarming: Difference between revisions

** There's another one in that commentary. At one point, Liz mentions how she had to forgo dinner with the rest of the cast and crew because she was too tired (besides being one of the Cloaks, Liz also did a ton of behind-the-scenes work). Linkara tells her "And we all appreciated everything you did".

** As it turns out, Liz ended up being wrong to call herself out beyond being part of Linkara's show. Two months following the conclusion of Suburban Knights, Liz's show, Pen and Paper Corner, made its debut on TGWTG.

** Even more heartwarming is that Rolfe seemed to genuinely want to pull it off, even though he was also filming his role in the remake of ''[[Plan 9 From Outer Space]]'' at that time. It didn't work out, but the fact that he did really try was just so sweet!

* The making-of special on the DVD shows that things looked so hopeless during filming that Doug, Rob, and Mike Michaud were all fully prepared to scrap the whole thing and simply film everyone hanging out in Chicago as the special. Holly told them everyone wanted to get the film done, so they tried to have a vote. However, the producers refused to even bother with the vote, because they were so committed to the project, with Linkara even going into a speech (backed up by all the other producers giving a cappella stirring music) that Doug is the reason that every one of them has a job on the site, and [[Undying Loyalty|they're going to finish this thing for him no matter what]]. Doug thanks them profusely and leaves, newly energized to figure out the best way to finish the film.

** Pay attention during the speech and you'll see Rob having to steady his little brother by keeping a hand on his shoulder.

** Beforehand, Lindsay telling Doug very firmly that they he needs to let them help him out because they really do want to.

** And afterwards, Doug is leaning against the wall, obviously still stunned by how much he's cared for.

* On Doug's commentary, he repeatedly brings up regrets about his directing choices, while also praising Rob's performance despite Rob himself thinking he's a terrible actor. And on his own commentary, Rob cringes at his acting while saying Doug's a much better director than he thinks.