Yeah, it's crazy. I'm not sure I would be able to do a better job any interviewing in of these guys (but maybe I would, I don't know), but I wouldn't ask questions that leans more toward prurient interests. I would ask them about their pet peeves, what their thoughts are on the state of the world... things like that.

That question was absolutly stupid, but I like Peters answer to it :D .. sadly I more and more understand Gales absence in public... :(

Yes I would like to ask them questions as well and to try and ask different and interesting questions that they haven't been asked before but asking them about dreams about each other or sexual questions of any kind wouldn't really be appropriate or things I would ask.

Peter was such a good sport about the question without actually reading into it. He turned the question around with the answer he gave.

Questions like that are definitely cringe-worthy. It's embarrassing to know people ask those kinds of things. :facepalm:

I don't know how they get the guts to ask those questions without being embarrassed by it.

Once, Randy was asked if Gale was a good kisser and he responded that he never kissed "Gale". I thought that was a perfect answer. (do we believe that?) :lol:

Yeah that is a good answer cause it was Justin kissing Brian and that's totally different :) I think it shows also how they do like to keep their private and public (actors) lives totally different :)

I'm not sure I do because sometimes it takes a while to break out of character, and sometimes they would have to do those kissing scenes multiple go-arounds. :lol:

LOL that could be true too :)

Just a thought, really :lol:

Well who knows what went on that we will never hear about? :) But hey that's the way it should stay - what happens on set, stays on set :)

Yep, and that's why I've got my imagination, which is a fun place. :D

LOL :lol: I can't say as I have ever thought about it actually but now I might be :)