'Youthful Daze': Two Brand New Episodes Will Be Released This Sunday!

Drew and Oliver

Two brand new episodes of Youthful Daze will be released online this Sunday! This is the perfect time to catch up on the lives of Drew (Bryan James), Tommy (Ethan Daniel Corbett), Oliver (Easton Schirra), Becca (Sarah Hester), Mallorie (Jessica Osgood), Sean (Ash Nair), and Brad (Paul Vandervort). Youthful Daze is available at http://www.youthfuldaze.com/ You can watch the last 5 episodes below and see for yourself why Sunday nights are made for Youthful Daze!

'Youthful Daze': Brand New Episode Available Now!

Drew, Tommy, and Mallorie

A brand new episode of Youthful Daze has been released online! Check out our Exclusive Interviews with Mike C.Manning, (Colin) Ethan Daniel Corbett, (Tommy) Jessica Osgood, (Mallorie) Sarah Hester (Becca), and a new interview with the creator of Youthful Daze, Bryan James! (Drew)

Youthful Daze is available at http://www.youthfuldaze.com/ You can watch the latest episode below:


Serial Scoop Youthful Daze Exclusive Interviews:
*Mike C. Manning
*Ethan Daniel Corbett
*Sarah Hester
*Jessica Osgood
*Bryan James
*Bryan James (Part 2)

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Jessica Osgood Talks Teen Soap 'Youthful Daze'

Jessica Osgood - Photo Credit: Barry King/WireImage

Jessica Osgood is a powerhouse portraying the role of Mallorie Watson in teen soap opera Youthful Daze. Mallorie is fiercely loyal to those she cares about, and not a person you want to cross.   Serial Scoop recently had the chance to speak to Osgood about her fascinating character, what it's like to work with her on-screen love interest Ash Nair (Sean), and why we should all be watching Youthful Daze.  Read our exclusive interview below:

SERIAL SCOOP: Hi Jessica. You are great as Mallorie. How would you describe her to someone who wasn't familiar with the character?
JESSICA OSGOOD: Mallorie can be emotionally damaging to those she hates and fiercely loyal to those she loves. She has the innate ability to know exactly what to say to someone to either break them apart or build them up. She’s still forming her identity so she often acts on pure emotion rather than rationalization, but I think that’s how she’s able to keep true to herself…logical or not.