Yes, somehow we convinced actual Bryan Greenberg to talk to us about some of the secrets of HBO's 2005 single season show Unscripted. Now we just sit back and wait to be an extra on the inevitable Criterion BluRay release.

It's the end of Unscripted and all we hear is crickets.

July O'Brien and Graham Pilato return to see this show off. Everyone is still traumatized. Derick's never been sadder even though he hardly ever seemed to like it. But that's what finales are for. Revisionist history and taking shots at Shia LaBouef.

Denzel Belin is with us to propose an entire new fall slate of shows that sound better to him than Unscripted, which he thinks is kind of insidious.

Unscripted and Entourage go to New York but only one of them had Emanuelle Chriqui.

Unscripted puts another actor through the wringer. We've got Sulia Altenberg who watched as much of this show as she could before it dredged up too many memories. And not the nice kind.

Lauren Flans is so confused by Unscripted she doesn;t even know what stage of grief she's in.

July O'Brien hated Unscripted so much at first she wanted to cancel on us. Now she might be its biggest fan. 20 years too late, but that's what a confusing ride this show can be.

Hilary Woodward is worried Unscripted isn't giving us enough bits and business.

We talk with an actor about actors playing actors in an acting class about acting for actors. It's Unscripted #3 with Matt Kawczynski like in the title!

The more you find out about HBO's Unscripted, the more layers of actual Hollywood you find yourself under. It's not such a nice place to be.