In the Season 8 premiere episode Joy comes clean about falling for the misdirect of this episode and Rob reminisces on filming a romantic scene in unpredictable conditions. The Queens dissect the Alex, Mia, and Chase triangle and why Victoria would jeopardize her daughter's empire.

Joy and Rob remember on set injuries and emotional scenes while sharing stories of their real life prom experiences. They also discuss which OTH villain they would love to portray and which foods they find disgusting.

Joy and Rob dive into the aftermath of Haley finding that Clay and Quinn have been shot. Joy discusses how her real life pregnancy affected her character’s storyline and how one crew member stole the show with his special cameo.

The Drama Queens dive deep into the peculiarities of a recent scene involving the ghost of Will, and discuss the hilarious (and awkward) hook-up between Mouth and Millie. They also weigh in on Victoria’s prison storyline, drawing comparisons to a certain celebrity’s time behind bars. Plus, Rob and Joy share mortifying stories about accidentally texting the wrong people.

The Taylor Swift, OTH crossover has officially entered the chat. Sophia and Joy discuss what it was like finding out the popstar’s fandom of the show while also discussing their hilarious first jobs and filming scenes that still make them giggle.

The Drama Queens applaud Jana's playfulness in this episode and the chemistry between Chase and Alex on the golf course. Haley’s time at the crisis center stirs a wave of nostalgia in Sophia. Rob jokes about the show’s magical ability to keep characters looking perfect, no matter the chaos. Prison included. Plus, Joy points out a huge blooper that Sophia and Rob totally missed.

Wounds are... well, gross! Joy and Rob talk about Quinn's very realistic gunshot wound, and Joy shares a story about an injury that involved superglue. Rob is shocked by the darker side of Victoria this season, and Joy remembers feeling emotional while filming a particular scene with Sophia, as she felt disconnected from the cast. Plus, Rob and Joy reveal which OTH character they would bring back for another season.

Directed by our very own Sophia Bush, she shares behind-the-scenes details of what went into the the iconic Halloween zombie sequence — from costumes to the logistics of filming while directing — with Rob recalling the challenge of speaking through extensive prosthetics. The special effected essentially left him without a mouth, and took hours to apply, so it was quite the challenge! Plus, Sharon Lawrence makes her debut as Julian’s mother, and the cast reflects on their most emotionally challenging scenes to film.

Sophia, Joy and Rob have an intriguing and hilarious Q&A where they guess what each of them would get arrested for, what traits they inherited from their parents, and what fan interactions have made them have to set boundaries.

Rob is joined by some of the founding fathers from One Tree Hill, Lee Norris & Antwon Tanner and the trio digs into juicy drama, from Chase’s ill-advised kiss, to the hilarious Mannequin puns, and their take on Julian’s lonely poker night! Plus, Rob finally gets Lee and Antwon's thoughts on the Ms. Lauren love triangle with their characters.

Rob poses a moral dilemma, involving whether or not you’d keep a secret from your partner if their parents asked you to. The Queens delve into Brooke and Sylvia's evolving relationship. And, Joy shares why she had anxiety about filming Lydia's birth scene.

It’s the best time of the year, AKA, Girl Scout cookie season, so Rob and Joy are giving their picks on the #1 flavor as Rob admits to a not-so-honorable act he committed involving a box of his favorites. They also discuss fabulous vacations, ridiculous fashion trends and binge worthy TV they’re watching.

In this Thanksgiving episode directed by Joy, special guest Sharon Lawrence joins to recap the drama-filled holiday. Sharon shares some little-known facts about playing mom to all three of our Drama Queens in her career and why she thinks Sylvia is the hero in this episode. The Queens reveal their favorite turkey day moments and Joy takes responsibility for an on-screen blooper. Plus, what do you call Jello Salad?

There is so much to unpack with the iconic Sharon Lawrence, so she is back for a part two episode! Sharon and the queens discusses the dynamic between Victoria and Sylvia, Lisa's incredible talent at playing many roles within the friend group and the moment in the episode when the queens thought the writers made a big mistake! And, our favorite MIL reflects on her groundbreaking role in NYPD Blue, the fallout from her (unforgettable) nude scene on primetime television, and what it means to break boundaries for women in film!

If the pressure were on and you had to pick a friend to phone on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, could you decide in a pinch? Our hosts share who would get the call if they were in the hot seat and reveal how you would know if they ever won the lottery. Plus, find out what they've really been getting into on the internet.

Our Drama Queens try to figure out how Dan Scott went from living out his dreams to working alone in a rundown diner. They share all the behind-the-scenes fun they had filming the hootenanny wedding scene and which of Brooke and Julian's sweet moments they loved the most. Plus, Alex proves her untrustworthiness once again and Kid Cudi and Erin steal the show with their incredible performances.

Sophia and Joy play a rapid-fire game of would-you-rather, reveal their wildest adventures, and choose their favorite outfits from Brooke and Haley's closets. And move over, Beverly Hills—The Real Housewives of Tree Hill are revealing their best taglines!

Amanda Schull is joining the Drama Queens to recap this very dramatic, stormy episode. She shares that she suffered an injury from one of the fighting scenes with Shantel and how she still feels the effects from it. Rob recalls a horrific love scene with a stunt double and Sophia recounts the drowning scene and how it still haunts her to this day.