Why Freddie Prinze Jr. Hasn't Watched A Film With Sarah Michelle Gellar In Over 15 Years

As M. Night Shyamalan talks about his dislike for talking about spoilers, Sarah Michelle Gellar opens up doing that herself.

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[IndySidhu]

Sarah Michelle Gellar was a real treat. I didn't know how this would go down but she was a pleasure, real joy to watch and see after all these years. Great guest - she was kind, polite, funny and interacted with everyone.

[callumfriend]

The fact she’s still married to Freddie is brilliant

[capt_bry]

just learned that SMG is married to Freddie Prince Jr. Since 2002, no less. Amazing. Two of the nicest celebs.

[sxxs]

i watched this entire episode and SMG owned the sofa. haven't seen her on screen for years let alone in talk shows and she didn't skip a beat. she was great. she interacted with everyone.

and Rob Beckett basically tried to audition to M. Night for the entire, um... night.

this was a great episode.

[FloraWest]

I was watching "Carrie" with someone for the first time and it was just coming to the end of the film. Someone strolled by and said, "Oh this is the part where (big shock) happens!". We never fully forgave him.

[jamespittman]

I love Sarah Michelle Gellar she is a great actress.😁

[marksapollo]

Great to see Sarah on the sofa! Remember Buffy from back in the day.

[Erulin]

Back in Film School if you went around spoiling movies for people you basically got shunned and everyone refused to take you on board to help make their student films so I get him.

[monmothma]

That's exactly it. Books and movies grow old ("they have been out for a long time" blah blah blah) but people don't grow with them. New people come to all the time. They should get a chance to enjoy those artworks. Heck, even in the case of people who are of age once a movie comes out, if they decide to wait 10 years to watch it, they should be able to do so without spoilers. There is never a point in time where spoilers are okay!

[Kaito]

I managed to go several years without knowing the ending to Sixth Sense. I was finally going to watch it at my grandma's house with my cousins and was super excited. The movie started, credits were rolling, and my grandma walked by and casually said "oh I saw that yesterday and...(spoils ending)." 😭😭
I still haven't watched Fight Club cuz a friend spoiled it in HS...then my English teacher did a comparison analysis to the novel we were reading. I do want to watch it..but every time I get close I remember the ending and feel bitter that it's ruined and can't.

[IbrahimQasim-sbkr]

I hate when people say there is a plot twist or a surprise ending, i consider that alone to be a spoiler

[cookiesncream]

I totally agree with M. Night's sentiment. I absolutely hate spoilers. Let people enjoy movies, books, shows, etc! Just because you've seen it, doesn't mean everyone has seen it.

[hpgal]

I think i agree with m.night.. i dont like spoilers and i dont like giving people spoilers.. even if they asked i wont answer .. just let them watch

[hlly_blue]

good to see M. Night Shyamalan has finally made it to the red sofa after the Zoom days - wearing red no less

[davewebb]

Went to watch sixth sense in London when it came out. Had avoided all spoilers. Saw a poster at the tube station where someone had drawn an arrow pointing to 'you know who' and had written 'he's a you know what'. So that happened.

[jenniferford]

I love spoilers and actively look up info before I watch anything.

[xenijagrunschnabel]

I saw the spoiler for Six Sense ending in another movie, but I still enjoyed Six Sense a lot (but still a little bit mad :D)

[SmallFaerie]

I was watching The Usual Suspects for the first time with a few people, some of whom had already seen it. About halfway in my brother in law says something (I don't even remember what he said anymore, it's almost 25 years ago by now) that must have seemed innocent enough to him, but which made me understand what was going on, and I was so annoyed. Like, we know you've seen the movie already, this is not impressing anyone.

[marzzz]

We sawThe Crying Game when it first came out in the theaters, at literally the very first moment my wife knew immediately and called the spoiler.

[dawnhaddy]

Completely agree with MNS about spoilers, however some plots become part of the societies consciousness and are referenced in other films & tv programmes Star Wars, Sixth Sense, Fight Club, The Usual Suspects etc). I think those spoilers pay tribute to the original plot and don't intend to be spoilers