Are
Jack and Jennifer mature enough for Marriage?
Matt: "No.
But why should that stop them? Who's mature enough for marriage
anyway? A lot of people say you're never ready."
 How
do you feel about the marriage?
Missy: I think it's great;
it's going to be really exciting. It's a good time to get
married, because we [Jack and Jenn] have been through so much.
We couldn't possibly go through anything more.
Has this couple ever been on a date?
Matt: No, not really. There's
always something going on, though, and that's how he's operated.
Jack wouldn't know what to do on a date.
Missy: I'm sure we've tried
many times; it just doesn't seem to work out. We're both so wrapped
up in our jobs. And we were too busy being shipwrecked on islands
and stuck out in the wilderness. That's why we've never been on
a date — we're too busy kissing in caves.
Do you have a favorite Disaster?
Matt: I got a kick out of all
of them, they all have their ups and downs. They have gotten more
and more bizarre. The island [Cruise of Deception] was fun. That
was my first adventure.
Missy: Probably the shipwreck
and the island. With the whole train thing, we he had to be out
in the wilderness and shivering. There was plastic snow going
up my nose and down our throats. At least with the island, all
we had to do is be wet and deal with a little bit of sand.
What words come to mind when you think
of your courtship?
Missy: Crazy, unique,
spontaneous, bizarre, unusual.
Matt: It has been a non-courtship.
People from the outside say it's a courtship, but I could never
approach it as that. Looking at from the inside, Jack was just
trying to get by one day at a time. He would never sit down and
say, 'I'm in love with her; I've got to have her.' He would wonder,
"Where is she?' He doesn't consider how much he loves her.
It's a more active, less reflective thing.
How does their relationship compare to your real-life ones?
Missy: It doesn't at
all. Scott's really romantic and sweet. The character of Jack
is not really open with his feelings. Scott and  I
are really honest with each other, upfront. Jack and Jennifer
are like, 'Well, how do you feel?'
Matt: Christina and I have
fun; she can be very outrageous. The longer you get to know someone,
the more dirt you have and you know just the right buttons to
push. That's not a bad thing. Jenn pushes all the right buttons
with Jack. They know each other without talking about it.
How has Jennifer changed
because of her relationship with Jack?
Matt: She's grown up a bit. He
always considered her the child, the student, and he still does.
He always will — that's how he keeps his thumb on her. They're
scrambling for seniority here. He gave up the power a long time
ago — he just doesn't know it. Jennifer has come of age,
become more challenging. She's grown as an individual. He created
a monster because he was the one who encouraged her to go for
what she wanted — and she wanted him.
How has Jennifer changed because of her
relationship with Jack?
Missy: He was always
very business-like, work should really be the important thing.
But he knows [now] that he can be honest and admit his feelings
to her. Even though he won't, he knows he can.
How
has Jennifer changed because of her relationship with Jack?
Matt:
Jack seemingly knows more, but she is definitely the
wiser of the two.
How long do you give this marriage?
Matt: I don't know.
They could easily go on for the rest of their lives. It's a
big challenge for the writing and production staff to come up
with exciting stuff. I don't want them to lose who they are.
What kind of parents will they be?
Matt: Bizarre. He'd be uptight.
Missy: Terrible.
Really?
Missy: Well, I don't know,
it could be scary because we're both — not irresponsible,
but sort bumbling. We would probably look at the baby a lot
and go, 'What do we do with it?'
Who will take out the garbage?
Matt: Jack would hire someone. |
