The actor said the shocking scene was "quite fun to be part of," because it's such a "distinct moment" in the show

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"The Buccaneers" — a historical fiction drama following a rambunctious group of American girls taking on London's high society in the 1870s — just introduced a dark twist.

Much like its main characters, The Buccaneers hit the Apple TV+ scene with flash and fervor. We fell in love with the St. George sisters, longing to see them find romance and (more importantly) true happiness by any means necessary.

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Kristine Froseth, Mia Threapleton, Josie Totah, Aubri Ibrag, and Imogen Waterhouse test their knowledge of one another in a hilarious game of co-star trivia. Watch them quiz each other about embarrassing moments and childhood jobs.