It Welcome to Derry Funniest Behind The Scenes Moments Cast behaving like kids

Welcome to Dairy Season 1 is finally coming to an end, leaving us with broken hearts after the death of our favorite character Rich. But we do have some funny behind the scenes moments that can help ease the pain a little, so let's take a look at them. But before we dive in, tell me, who's your favorite character on the show? Mine was definitely Rich, and honestly, I still haven't picked another favorite since his death. Let's begin with one of my favorite videos. The kids were scared to enter the room where the Pennywise costume was kept. Even off camera, the costume was intimidating enough to make them hesitate, which makes the moment both funny and relatable. Another favorite clip of mine is when actors Amanda Christine and Bill were voicing the episode 7 prank phone call. You can tell from Amanda's face that she was enjoying scaring Cameron's character, and she also seemed to really enjoy working with Bill. While he was busy delivering his lines, she was clearly struggling to keep it together and was almost cracking up laughing. Because the young actors are close in age, they bonded very quickly and became like one big family. This made the atmosphere on set feel much less hectic and more relaxed. Between takes, they often hung out together, played kids games, made TikToks, and sometimes even included the adult actors. Yes, including the one and only Big P. Seeing him having fun like this feels surreal, especially knowing he had just been terrorizing these kids on screen. One dynamic I really loved was between Amanda and her on-screen dad, Stephen Rider. Behind the scenes, they felt much more like an uncle and niece duo than father and daughter. But without a doubt, the funniest person on set was our short king, Aryan Cartaya. He is incredibly goofy, friendly, and down to earth. It almost feels like he was playing himself on the show. What are you going to say to the camera? Can I give you a demo again? That is day one of learning Spanish with my Cuban style. What makes it even better is how close he is with his on-screen crush, Matilda Lawler, in real life. These two are such a great duo. They were always together on set, joking around and teasing each other, and their clips are genuinely wholesome to watch. Their friendship didn't end on set. It has continued in their personal lives as well, and they are now best friends. Even though Matilda is a bit older than Aryan, she's 17 and he's 13, they get along extremely well. Aryan didn't just get along with the kids, but also with the adult cast. He quickly became everyone's favorite on set, and many cast and crew members have spoken positively about him. Blake Cameron, who plays Will, has said that Aryan became like a brother to him. They bonded so deeply that they were almost like siblings. Speaking of Cameron, he is very similar to his character in real life. He is introverted, intelligent, and selective with his words. Even though he spent a lot of time with his castmates, he didn't engage much in their dancing or joking around. He was simply happy to be there. The same applies to Clara Stark, who plays Lily. She is just as quiet in real life as she is on screen. Like Cameron, she enjoyed being around her friends without needing to be overly talkative. Guys, we're about to go dark. No, like there's I can't see anything beyond this point. We found Mason! Among the adult cast, Chris Chalk, who plays Halloran, seemed to be having the most fun. He was everywhere, cracking jokes and making everyone laugh. He connected especially well with the kids and felt more like an older brother than a co-worker. Y'all ready know who the winner is? All right, you ready, Arian? Three, two, one, go! Arian, where is he? He's all the way up there. You won? Oh, you did it, bro. Cheers, guys. We made another one. What? We did another one. We did another one, just like that. It wasn't that hard. It wasn't that hard, to be honest.