To talk about that moment and more, Sarah Bock, who plays Ms. Huang, sat down with Parade about working alongside Tramell Tillman, fan theories, and yes, her surprising past as the voice of Baby Shark.
What's been your reaction to the fan reception of Ms. Huang?It's been really great. I finally stepped outside my dorm and into the real world, and everyone has been really sweet. All the kids on campus who know about it are really supportive. And they're sharing their theories, which I love to hear. And then the families in Evanston too, where, where the campus is, I've seen a couple of them who have watched the show, which is really cool.
How do you respond to folks who are sharing their theories?I mean, I kind of just smile and nod. And I'm like, "Oh, that's interesting". For the end of Episode 4, my friends kind of clocked a little bit early on what was happening. So I just kind of straight up lied to them. I was like, "That's wrong," because I wanted to them to be able to enjoy it while it was still going. But for the most part, I'm just like, "Cool.... cool."
How similar do you feel you are to Ms. Huang?I feel like we're pretty different. I feel like I'm a little bit more–hopefully–friendly than her. And I am a little bit less straight face deadpan. But I can, for sure, connect to her on like the level that we were both the only kids in our work environments, and we were surrounded by people who are a lot older than us. My work environment was a lot more amazing than hers was. But there's definitely a little part of her inside of me that comes out when I'm playing her.
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Do you play mostly to the script? Is there room to improvise on set?Yeah, I feel like, in general, it was pretty close to the script, just because the show tonally is really specific and the writing is just so good. But for Ms. Huang in particular, she doesn't even talk that much, I feel like a lot of her communication is nonverbal and through her side eyes and everything. So I got to kind of add whatever I was feeling or just doing whatever I was doing with my eyes.
I know you've talked about how Britt Lower put Northwestern on your radar as a potential candidate for you to go to school. Have you two talked about your experience since you've actually been there?Yeah, for sure. I mean, she came and visited campus back in the fall of last year, because she was giving a master class to some of the senior students. So I got to walk around campus with her, and we went to the old dorm she used to live in, and the Norris Center, which is kind of like a food court. So, yeah, it was really cool to get to kind of relive her Northwestern experience with her as I started mine.
Are you sick of the Baby Shark song? Or are you happy to indulge if people find out you are Baby Shark. Not that I'm asking you to sing...I actually only sing it if someone asked me and it's their birthday. Like my best friend's older sister, she played the birthday card this year. So I was like, "Okay!" But no, I've sang many of many versions of the song. So I feel like it haunts me a little bit. But I mean, I love whenever little kids are playing it in public, and I'm like, "That's adorable".
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