Hey, I'm Spencer Boldman from Disney's Lab Rats.

And I'm going to set him up with Taylor Swift, because that's what we do at Young Hollywood. Make dreams come true. I'm so happy. Taylor Swift. Spencer Boldman. It'll work. It works. Spencer Boldman. How you doing?

I'm good, mate. How are you?

I'm good, man. Thanks. Very funky, fashionable.

Trying to.

You're doing very well. We succeeded.

Thanks, man.

You succeeded. Lab Rats.

Yes.

On Disney.

Yes.

Fun show, isn't it?

It's a very fun show, yeah. I mean, we I've done three pilots for Disney Channel and it's been a really great experience. It's from the producers of That '70s Show, which I was a really big fan of growing up. So, the writing is very smart, especially for a Disney show, but it is obviously geared around kids. So, um we're bionic and we have superpowers and, you know, that's always fun to do and the stunts are something that I enjoy doing. So, we do a lot of that.

Who would you like to see guest star on this show?

Uh, um Can have anyone.

Anyone?

Anyone. I'm a big Leonardo DiCaprio fan, but I don't know if he would want to do If I'm pushing If I'm pushing.

Oh, I think Leo would love to guest star on Lab Rats.

Realistically, um I I really like Selena Gomez. I've met her a couple times and she's a sweetheart. Taylor Swift is very cute. I have a big crush on Taylor Swift, so I'll totally admit it. I think she's really cute.

Oh, I could see that working. Taylor Swift, Spencer Boldman. That'd be like, it'd be working too. I could, couldn't I?

I think she has a boyfriend right now, so I'm not going to go there.

I'll get rid of him.

Oh, that's fine.

I I know I know some guys that will just clear him off the map.

Dude, that would be awesome. Came off.

What would it be? It would be Taylor Swift, Spencer Boldman, so you'd do you'd be like Bift. Because they make up them couple's names.

Yeah. It sounds like a Sounds like something from Dallas. Something like that. I'm Bift from Dallas. Oh, like beans or something.

Right. Wasn't quite what I was going for.

No, dude, I'll take it. If it works, it works.

Okay. Last time I saw you, you were a little bit scared.

A little scared. A little scared. Yeah.

How was the haunted hayride?

It was somewhat it was scary, because I I mean, you go to stuff like that, you don't know how scary those things are going to be when kids and stuff involved and it was a lot of fun. I mean, it was pretty freaky. I lost all my masculinity that night.

I probably did too, but I'm not going to admit it. Halloween's coming up, which is obviously why you went on hayride. You're going to be a gladiator.

I wanted to be a gladiator. Yeah.

See? I remember that. What are your powers in the show? You play Adam. What You've got laser vision, is that right?

I've laser vision and super strength.

Nice.

Yeah. So I can lift like cars and things like that, which I think little kids

Just regular everyday life.

It's funny, yeah. I can do that now.

If you could have any other power in real life, what would it be?

I would probably say to fly. I think flying would be fun.

Yeah. Flying would be fun. Do you do your own stunts?

We do as much as they're allowed we're allowed to do. I mean, I I do have a stunt guy when there's like glass and stuff. I break a lot of glass in the show. There's a stunt guy that does that so I don't get cut up.

What's been your favorite one that you have done?

We just did a uh an episode where we did like this intense fighting scene in this warehouse and they they brought in um a bunch of people to come in and we choreograph these fights and growing up, I really liked like Mission Impossible and The Bourne Ultimatum stuff and to kind of learn this choreographed thing, it looked so cool on camera and you feel like you're a superhero when you're doing it. So, it was just like it was kind of a dream come true and I think kids are really going to enjoy. I think they like stuff like that.

And you rode a horse as well, is that right?

Yeah, I did ride a horse. It's weird because horses don't like me at all. And this horse, I think his name was Frankie. He was like a mid-sized horse. They wanted a miniature pony in the show and I'm I'm 6'1", so it didn't work because I was too heavy to tall.

A miniature pony.

Yeah, it was well, they brought one in and it was pretty sad. So, they brought Frankie in. He's like a mid-size. Um still, I think every single time I got on him, he was like, "Ugh." I was like, poor guy. But it was fun. It was cool to do and um, you know, anytime you're on an animal and you're acting at the same time, it's a little nerve-wracking, but I think that episode is going to turn out pretty well.

Good practice for the western movies you can do.

I want to do one. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is my favorite film.

Dallas boy, it kinda makes sense, doesn't it?

Yeah. We rode horses to school every day and

Is that how it is?

No, it's not like that, but people think that.

Okay. Have you learned anything from this interview?

This interview uh, I love your dog.

Okay, brilliant. You see that? She came alive. See? There you go. Once again, Georgie stole the show. Without her, I would be nothing.