Orange Juice In Bishop’s Garden: “Table for Two?” – Ep. 6.7

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Chloe is now in a relationship with Sarah? Adrian? And does anyone remember Travis? Chloe, Chloe, Chloe can’t you see sometimes your whims just hypnotize me?

Bibs & sailor hats – it’s all so cute as we watch our favorite couple struggle to eat crawfish. Last time, we saw Chloe’s deceptive swagger swayed Adrian from any assumptions or ideas of his honeybun with another man, let alone Sarah! HOW naive is Adrian? HOW can Chloe think she can have both? AND WHO will be paying the bill?
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Telly, LA Web Festival, and Webby honoree award winning teen web series following the lives of 18 kids as they grow up and get down in grunge-era Washington DC.
“The bad things we do. The things we get caught for–and how they are never the same.”
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Directed by
Otessa Ghadar

Writing credits
Otessa Ghadar creator

Episode Cast (in credits order)
Storm Garner … Chloe
Nick Libowitz … Adrian
Crystal J. Morgan … Waitress

Episode Crew
Produced by
Otessa Ghadar …. producer
Ashley Mumford …. associate producer

Cinematography by
Bim Mamber (director of photography)

Film Editing by
Connor Bergeron

Production Design by
Lis de Tuerk

Art Direction by
Cheyenne Turner

Production Management
Ashley Mumford …. unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jorge Franzini …. first assistant director
Dylan Myers …. second assistant director

Sound Department
Jorge Franzini …. sound

Camera and Electrical Department
Connor Bergeron …. key grip/gaffer
Drew Loughlin …. first assistant camera

Other crew
Crystal J. Morgan …. assistant to the ad’s
Alexander Anteneh …. production assistant

MUSIC:
“OJBG Theme Song” – music originally by Brent Katz; lyrics by Ellen Winter; performed by Mis-spent Youth (Ellent Winter, Albert Tholen, DeAndre Baker, George Ross, Rachel Peterson, & Sarah Hirsch)
“Lanette” by H. Benne Hendon
“Baby in the Reeds” by Waylon Thornton