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During the early aughts, when “The O.C.”
took off, social media was nothing like we know it to be today.
Facebook didn’t launch until a year after the television show premiered.
Bilson has spoken out before about how social media would have made the whole experience much more chaotic.
“Obviously, it was like a big time for paparazzi,” Bilson said.
“I left Brody behind because I was so nervous and didn’t know what to do.”
And I was like, ‘Oh, yeah, we’ve got to go get him.'"
Mary Kate and Ashley had a practical novel of credits under their belt at that time compared to Bilson.
Times have changed for Rachel Bilson
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“The O.C.”
Over its four seasons, the show portrayed story arcs with which most viewers could identify.
But Bilson is far from being ashamed of the show.
News, “I’m always open to things.
I don’t know what it would look like with our characters being old now.”
“I’m sure she has kids with Seth.
I don’t know!
She’s on the beach,” Bilson joked.
