Last Monday, Disney held its inaugural Toast to TV, celebrating a phenomenal year of television across Hulu, Disney+, FX and ABC. Featuring actors and hosts from longtime favorites like Dancing with the Stars to the newly acclaimed FX series Love Story, the event brought together stars and creators at the Soho House Holloway in West Hollywood to honor their incredible work over the last year. 

Poorna Jagannathan and Asif Ali then graced the set in recognition of their work in Deli Boys, a fast-paced dark comedy that received critical acclaim for their debut season, and with a new season set to premiere May 28. Ali posed in a bright red chair, offering a nice foil to his red tie, while Jagannathan chimed in with creative suggestions during the shoot.

Quinta Brunson, Tyler James Williams, Chris Perfetti and William Stanford Davis from fan-favorite Abbott Elementary followed, their electric chemistry palpable throughout their time on set. In the video interview, the quartet described their fellow class members using class superlatives, such as “Class Clown” or “Most Popular,” joking about how Williams didn’t go to high school and Brunson would easily be “Most Likely to Succeed”.  
 

Joining from the post-apocalyptic political thriller Paradise were Sterling K. Brown, Shailene Woodley and Thomas Doherty. In their short interview segment, the trio demonstrated a deep understanding of their costars, remarking on Brown’s levity while filming—”You can hear him laughing before you see him,” Doherty laughed—and Doherty’s tendency to overthink. Woodley shared that working with this cast would stay with her forever: “That was a highlight of my career.” 

Host Alfonso Ribeiro, best known for his role as Carlton on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and dancer and judge Derek Hough arrived to celebrate their run on Dancing with the Stars after its record-breaking 34th season wrapped late last year. The duo spontaneously began dancing between takes and ended up moving their chairs to tap dance together to the time step during their interview segment. 
 

Welcome to Wrexham, an award-winning docuseries that tells the story of the Welsh association football club after its purchase by new owners actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac, was up next. The duo goofed around readily throughout the shoot—“We’re having too much fun,” Mac commented—but dove into deep reflections during the interview, sharing that their ownership is just a short blip in the timeline of the club and they are just “stewards in that history,” as Reynolds shared.