Who's giving nothing to the school project? Tobie. Tobie's chilling and making jokes.

I'd say me.

Tobie's cracking jokes at the back. I never did well in school. That's very humble. Yas and Tobie are, like, cracking jokes and keeping the vibes alive. I don't really crack jokes. I kind of just do me.

[soft electronic music playing] I've got some fan questions. So the first one, Alexander Collar has asked, have you ever got kind of embarrassed by a scene?

Yeah.

Yes.

Many.

Yes. Which ones? I mean, there are some times where… Charlie's head boy speech was embarrassing. Because I had to actually do it in front of a room of 200 boys. I felt like I was back in school. I was like, "Wow." It's like, "This is my film." "This is my film"?

Ooh, a little Freudian slip there, girl.

**** off. Not like that. "Hi, welcome to my movie." "Heartstopper Forever. I'm Joe Locke." Um, I-I would say one of the most embarrassing moments was probably when I had to do, like, my crazy drunk dancing scene…

Mm.

…over and over and over again. What kind of moves did you do? I was doing a lot of stuff. There was one point where I took Will to the ground accidentally. I was shaking him so hard that he, like, fell to the ground. Yeah, it was a lot of… it was a lot of stuff. And I was, again, surrounded by SAs who don't know me, and I don't know them. And they're just trying to do their job for the day. And they're having to, like, sit around while I'm going mental. So… Can you give us a visual representation of those dance moves now? There was some shoulder action. There was a lot of that.

[Joe] Oh, yeah.

I love a little shoulder. Yeah. Might call it a gun lean. I did that on Broadway as well.

[Tia] Fierce

[Kit] Yeah. I'm from Croydon. Gotta bring some parts of that into every performance I give. Authentic. Do you have a go-to dance move? No. I hate dancing. I feel embarrassed when I dance. I'm not good at it. I've got no rhythm.

You have the Charlie Spring dance though.

Go on.

It's very, like…

[Joe] Yeah.

Like that.

Yeah.

[Kit] It works.

[Joe] Yeah, it works.

[Tia] Also involves a bit of shoulder? Or is it more from the elbow?

It's more from the elbow.

[Tia] Interesting. Elbow, and kind of the whole torso moves a little bit. Could you give us a… Am I doing it right? You're doing it great. A fan question.

Mmhmm.

It's from @heartstopnc. And the question is, what do you want to steal from the set? And I'm gonna change it slightly, heartstopnc, because I know both of you well enough to say, what have you stolen from the set? I've got quite a lot of it, actually. I… One of my fave nicks, borrows, whatever word you will, was Tara's pointe shoes. Because that was really cute. And, like, they were only hung on her, like, dresser. And I have those, and I hung them on my dresser when I got home, and I was like, "Oh, my little Tara." And I've also got season one hair clips. You know, she had the teal ones, and, like, she always had a different colour hair clip. But her base was the teal ones. I've got those. So I've got some clothes. I've got the school tie. Mm. I've got the school tie. I have a lot of socks 'cause I wear Crocs most of the time, and I always forget to take my socks off. So I have that. I would really like to take the wig. I…

Oh my God!

It could come in so useful and so funny.

[Tia] Mm.

Different jobs, auditions.

Exactly.

Yeah. That's interesting. Sorry, what's a wig? I don't know what that…

No, I understand why you wouldn't.

Right. Okay. We have a question from who I'm going to call Moonside Voob? Yep. "If the cast were to work on a group project at school, who would be the one doing all the work and who would sit there doing nothing?" I'd say, like, we'd try. We'd give it our best shot.

We'd give it our very best.

[Tia] Okay. Does that mean you're doing all the work?

I think we'd try our best.

We'd try our best. This feels very kind, but I want to know the answer to the question. Who's carrying the weight of this school project? Uh… Who's like a hardworking diva? Um, Kit Connor's very hardworking. I'd say Fisayo. Fisayo, Kit Connor.

[Tia] Interesting.

I'd say they'd work really hard. And who's giving nothing to the school project?

It's an academic school project.

Academic school project.

Yeah.

Tobie. Tobie's chilling and making jokes.

I'd say me.

Tobie's cracking jokes at the back. I never did well in school. That's very humble. Yas and Toby are, like, cracking jokes and keeping the vibes alive. I don't really crack jokes. I kind of just do me. If you know what I mean. Which has a natural air of humour that you're giving.

Exactly.

Just off the cuff.

Just doing me, Gemma Collins style.

Just being me.

"@****spring…"

Oh!

It's on the cards.

You've said it. "Is there anyone from the set/crew who you think deserves a shout-out?" There are tons of people working hard behind the scenes, and the fans don't always get to say thank you to them. Yes.

Brett.

Brett.

Brett. Our producer Brett.

For sure. So a producer is actually a very different role than an executive producer. The producer is the, like, organisational head of the entire production. And our producer Brett is just the best. [laughs] He's the best. He calms you down. Like… You know, he's got such a great rapport with all of the cast, but especially Kit and Joe. He was our first assistant director in the first two seasons, so he's been actually one of the Oseman OGs. And he got these pin badges for anyone who'd been across all four shooting periods. These little enamel badges that says "Oseman's OGs."

And Brett is the kind of key Oseman OG.

He is. He makes everything happen, and he just calms you down.

[Tia] I love that. Who in the cast is most likely to break character on set?

Mmm.

[Alice inhales]

Tobie.

Tobie. Tobie's a joker, so he's… [laughs] He's very funny.

[Alice] Yeah, he's really funny, but he does like to try and make other people laugh during a take, which is not always the most helpful.

[laughter]

[Tia] Naughty.

[Patrick] Naughty. @frogqueen404 asks, "What's your favorite line that you've ever said?" "Was he a knob? Well done, then." Was he a knob? Yes. Well done, then.

I like that.

It's just punchy. It's to the point. I don't know what my favourite line is. Do you have a favourite book you've read onscreen? My favourite book that I've read on screen was Where's Wally? I fought really hard to have, like, a stupid book in there.

I was happy that was allowed.

[Jenny] Did you find him?

No. Anyway…

More of a reader than a picture book. Yeah. But it was very important to me that in, you know, mixed with War and Peace and The Odyssey, that there was something like, you know, Where's Wally? or The Gruffalo or The Hungry Caterpillar. Oh, what a book.

Really great.

Mm.