“The food props get eaten quickly. I was really happy when we had grapes in this one scene, just because it’s something I know I’m not going to regret eating. They were delicious.”—Bridgit

“Every tape night, we spin this wheel and whoever’s name it lands on, that person has a song picked that the DJ will play. Everybody in the audience has to dance through it. I [once] picked ‘I’m Shipping Up to Boston.’ I wanted an excuse to Riverdance.”—Jason

Meet Mia, who plays baby Charlie. But during rehearsals, she’s oftentimes swapped out for a baby doll prop. “We were rehearsing with the baby doll, and there’s a scene where [our] mom goes, ‘OK that’s it, I want five minutes of peace and c’mon Charlie, you’re the only one that isn’t bothering me right now,’” Bradley tells us. “And Jason suddenly goes, ‘Because she’s not real!’ That’s the funniest thing I’ve heard on set so far.”

Psst…there’s a Wii in the green room, filled with kooky Miis of castmembers. “I think mine has a beard or something. They all have little quirks to them that’s not exactly like who we are,” says Bridgit.

“Every Tuesday we do ‘Theme Day.’ For unibrow day, I used false eyelashes to make [mine]. This thing of eyelash glue was stuck on my head. I ripped off part of my eyebrow trying to get [it] off once we were finished for the day.”—Bradley

“Bridgit and I, and some of the other kids on the show, started a movie club. We’ll get together and are [currently] going through all the classics that some of us haven’t seen.”—Jason

“Every once in a while, Steph and I, my guardian while I work on the show, cook a dish for the people on set. We’ve made lasagna, meatloaf, lemon bars. It’s fun for us to cook and then have an audience for it—people who will taste and try it out.”—Bridgit

“I do school work in my dressing room, so that’s no fun. But that’s honestly what I do most of the time.”—Jason