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us

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hello everybody

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welcome to parks and recollection

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the podcast in which we talk about

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parks and recreation but

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you probably already know that because we're we're deep into the season

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ends everybody's been the

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or for their suits me rob lowe an island

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yang good one today another good one right

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allen let's roll oh yeah just what

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would your type of the issues like it would be funny

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so when you nothing about the soda says start

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with this episode

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i never see parks and recreation i'm just going to

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look like give it to say you

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might have might have time anyone who knows the open

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on world we're open to everybody i think i think

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you know it's accessible anybody can come in at the time

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it's like a warm pool jump in we we talk

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about a lot of random topic so it might

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actually be accessible as well

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the bubble we've got a bubble today

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greg levine a level though

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big an episode of very

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exciting yeah remember working on this and will

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get into it we when we are or we get into

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the meat of the talk but yeah this is

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at his absence called the bubble and it's kind

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the late and the tail and

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the season three one of the great scenes or

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episode fifteen so they're only sixteen episodes

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this year so this is the penultimate episode

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second last ah it's called the bubble as

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we mentioned written by greg levine

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a brain row so aggregate brian were

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are writers assistance at the time so they

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got the critic it's absurd are directed

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by matt stone and original

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air date may nineteenth two thousand

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and eleven matt i think came to us from the office of

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leave use the dp over there sir directing some

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episodes very we gotta love mats

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and the blurb love his mom makes a path that

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they're not knowing that he had lovelier data

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meanwhile chris make radical changes

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in the office and nobody is happy with including

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chris probably yes it's

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, classic chris starting the

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episode august gets to the notes notes

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the episode was co written by great movie producer greg

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on this show and brian row

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so yeah how did that all sorted com

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about we would we're time mothers earlier you

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know

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brian and i were a register

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since and i'm this

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episode i remember being very difficult to

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break and then i think the went to one or

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two major rewrites and we

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touch at this before but sometimes when you do

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a big rewrite it becomes descent very big

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writer thing great the entire room

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gets together we call it a frankenstein draft

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where everybody kind of goes off right the scene or to

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they come together in this weird frankenstein's monster

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of a script and then it's all blended to make sense

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and so because the script

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have being room britain then

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rewritten i'm matt make

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allow brian and i target and of pits on

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it's rights and stuff in it and because

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we had a hands and some of it i'm ah

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he in the room gave us the writing credit

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and will was awesome but that is right assistance

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at something you dream about to

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, your name up on screen but sexy

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contributor the script also was awesome

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and then he and i took turns covering

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the room one of us and the other one

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being on set for the episode and thousand

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valuable experience thousand valuable a really amanda

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palmer for both of us and our careers

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it's really great him it's really hard to get

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a job even as a writer's system that

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that is not it's not an easy job to get

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you know you have to really kick in a lot

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it or even get that job and then i

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think the bathrooms i've been in you

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know you're trying to always

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mentor and sort of lift everyone else up

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whether they're midlevel writers

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lower level writers wrote assistance ph whoever

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like what more is there then

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to sort of continuing to

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help the education of people who are learning

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to get into this job right and

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so i , that was report to

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my didn't and those hop on the show and you

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know that in and by the way this

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was a difficult episode to right in that it he became

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a while but but it was keep in

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mind we had essentially dawn when

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he four episodes and then thirty episodes and

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and this was the end of season three it is just been a long

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run about michelle's it's with the second to last

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episode of the season and

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it's just you know the this

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doesn't happen in short order shows anymore it happens

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lager and he says like if you're doing twenty two twenty

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four thirty episodes you have

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been in that room for so long

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that it episode like this like sometimes you just you

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just kind of running on fumes so it's nice to get a little

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jolt of jolt of from a from you guys

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we watching it to preface episode i

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was remarked how much plot is

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stuffed into this and i remember why was

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so hard i can we to go through it with the guys

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is that then

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and let the kids

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the previous episode but then we're not of the

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finale yet as the you have to kinda

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tread water in an interesting way the

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progress as them for you also set

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up potential cliffhangers are moments

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for every single characters in

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the finale coming up after it so you'd stuff

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it with plot which is why this thought like a frankenstein

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script from the ghetto say way it's filled

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with stuff and i can was given to yes absolutely

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it's serve any other thing of the second last opposite

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your i was honestly lot lot of zombies

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setting up chess pieces for the finale

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and so that you know we we watches when the shop working

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right now suggests that that the second less upset

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you do a lot of it isn't as a aren't

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this the let's move on us more notes notes

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the spaceship keyboard is that done is forced

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to use is an actual ergonomic keyboard

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manufactured by safety this

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episode marks the first appearance of ethel beaver

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yeah laid by the in comparable a helen

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slater use hell still acting still

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active users one of our favorites

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kills with every line she's great lovely

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tell then that her mother loves mcsteamy

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from a tv show grey's anatomy pamela

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reed who plays marlene griggs know once

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played a patient in an episode agree to marry title

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valentine's day massacre and i

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famously turned down the show prison

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at last year for love

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with that affects would do the obvious that they

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are you mcdreamy the creamy yes

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it was with our he was name mcdreamy idea

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has it the had i done

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it

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they wouldn't have nicknamed me there

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would be no mcdreamy

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where i agree because you

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were more famous st patrick

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empty so be we a big fat would

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be really yet we know that yeah laugh

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at you know immediately that kind of thing right thing right right

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as well i i agree i am

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people are you know a lot of people including my wife

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make fun of me because that is a cash

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cow it is still going

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on it's still airing it

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but he hasn't been on the shelf rubber i or anybody could

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have been if he wanted to but it'll be like

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if you want to if you if you wanted to and

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your patrick dempsey he likes racing and does

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are the things he'd had enough i get it but if you wanted

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to you'd still be on it just banking

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and banking and

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it's probably i've done the math

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sometimes i think it's probably a at

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this point fifty

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million dollars mine

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yeah yeah yeah and it's it's

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it's it's split season

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twenty something twenty something six who you know

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what though a be was you know beat

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me up about it sometimes

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including my wife on i

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had i'd done that i would not

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have been able to do i can

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agree partner in

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all the other shit you've died like that is it

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you just these things adam know i

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feel like when when simply that happened like he can

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is obama i don't i admit i have zero

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regrets that while gay guy i was like a

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or author you like pretty get a ,

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in iran and by the way i'd rather be on parks

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and rec than that in resolving no no

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no fencer grey's anatomy it's great that parks

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and rec is this the think the parents

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of actors their favor role

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for their kids as when their kids get to be doctors

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that's funny that's really funny sprayer

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like i guess as the a bit of the verse

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of of all i merely mother said

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to be a doctor's visit his you

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do as you're jewish kids are going on a is a good you

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proud of her as and thirty

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i mean i like my dad the dogs azalea

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methods are i was

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getting the snaps as the parks department love dogs

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and and notices the and oh shit

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that's right so synopsis also this was

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submitted to us by our user at

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andy zito at andy said

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we should call it the synopsis oh thank you oh

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ito will call that known

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as long as i don't forget like i just it was such

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a dick just ah let's get it has developed this

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the parks department welcomes ann perkins to her new

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office at pawnee city hall and filled

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it with balloons muscles grin or cranky

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office mate stewart lesbian better

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dating but they're keeping their relationship a secret

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to the know dating policy or they're enjoying

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what lizzie calls the bubble or

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the beginning relationship with everything is simple

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and spawn ah yeah

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i remember this cold oh but i feel like cold oh

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down the set for this because i remember that off as being

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full of balloons just massively

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bull balloons kind of fun to shoot

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i'm probably nightmare for the props apartments

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attacks but , yeah finally

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in an cold open in city hall

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where she works fine week he sees

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it's at the end of season three he finally

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work thera was kind of when you're at where you have

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this baby boomer boomer stop

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by president of ryan was there but i remember

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the amber how we had another great

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bit with balloons and an like

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this is like in three episodes and has

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a lot of of as are familiar with

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it i guess is

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what of are strong characteristics that is always

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around balloon of the cold open

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of looked so you know it is a question the properly

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bc like we're told opens always a given

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in the show aware of what we would

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get into that would wanted to get his for that for the folks

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out there explain like what

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what does it for a what is the difference between a teaser

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and a cold open how do you think

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they got their names and a teaser sort of self

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explanatory it's teasing you destroyed it's about

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come up a cold open that

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when i think of a cold open i think of

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the that's an snl term the

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i think i think chevy was breathtaking

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in the cold open

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there you go in and i

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think so just for those of you were uninitiated

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don't know what we're talking about just like i mentioned if

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you jumped into this of so first the

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cold open or teaser is seen that starts

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the show usually before

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the opening credits and so i think maybe

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that's what it means by cold is there's no even

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indication are going to know that on this is exactly

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that starts you did you start cold

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and you're in the show you doing it it's

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usually in this show would be like

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a funny scene like one scene maybe at most

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and in and like sort of get a little

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sketchy like a tiny gets like arsenal and

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that sort of warms you up it's like in a moose boosie

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arm and then the credits what happened we always

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say like them we've got a theme song bomp bomp

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bomp bomp bomp of what they would always say that this

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i think the structure was kind of dictated

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for us dictated remember distinctly

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would usually be a cold

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pin and then three acts

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each having an outbreak and learn

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the tag for such was his another

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and that's because that's where the the

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network is going to put commercials that's why that's

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right that's what our rights and

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the when you're

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writing now for streamers and you're not

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doing commercials there's no such the

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there's no reason to have a cold open said

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you ever do that ever ah we

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actually do on our new shall we

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do south so do that in this is what

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happened i remember we start doing that

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you're none we would submit our scripts

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to netflix like we don't need akrix be

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like, you we were to putting hay end of

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act, one in the back to you, and

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it helps story why you have to know you want to write

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a a good or

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actress were in parts? would always he he

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there's a twist or an escalation or turns

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a reversal a surprise explicit

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want to synonyms but he basically

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you know that's what would get the audience tube

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you know it's in the time like soap operas same

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thing something crazy happens oh my god he killed my wife

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or whatever some and then you'd

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come to a back from that for the brick streaming it's

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it's a movie see just where he hears thirty

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pages and it's just thirty three pages or

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we have done in his new show a loop that

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that that we're doing the says my rudolph we

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read scripts and then in the editing room we decided

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com where the cold open was and like sometimes

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it you know it's like we just kind of decided

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sometimes we didn't have one or whatever but this

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one is kind of like a throwback to show where

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where their does feel like there's a cold open and i are

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still remember in the course of the run

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of parks and rec at a certain point

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nbc was like we need for acts

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were like for like four

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effects of think that's not like aristotle

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was like the classic for acts of storytelling

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those those with doing like any

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really like through a were loop because it's weird

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to do three cliffhangers in a show so

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that was strange and when you but when you're writing

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now do you have

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the opening title like how do you exist

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of we doing about that the it is it eight as

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a sequence

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the how long as it all that stuff i'm

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so yeah threats to the that it's it's

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kind of dealer's choice it's show runners

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choice because they they honestly ashes and some

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shall don't have it like you know like at

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, went to the premier packs

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a great show on h b o max produced by much or have

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created by chance asking which he and paul and of

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east river park service desk he didn't didn't

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don't really have title sequence as far as i

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know i think it just it just hacks disappeared on

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the screen like atlanta skeleton fetuses atlanta

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on master none we had like a and a throwback

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he like seventies just the just like

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a black screen and then like a little logo and that

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kind of play all the people names so

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and then on loot are we we have a traditional

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and have moved by opening sequence kind

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of cool just like we had a theme song commission a guy

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wrote a theme song for as his greatest is due to

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urge did a cheap shot from south of beyond

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road south of but a theme song so if

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you gonna kind of do whatever and it's kind of great

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in a like a kind of depends on the show an

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end to meet pencil the episode we

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have episode that we don't you the theme song and said conical

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it's into little factoid so i'm i'm

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producing and storing and a new show

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for netflix and were in preproduction

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were writing scripts and i

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am obsessed with this band foster the people

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and i got my friend mark fostered rate

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of he's gonna write a theme song for us and

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the netflix people were like just

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you know we're not gonna pay for it and

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we have the data we can show

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you

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the n ninety seven percent

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of the audience skips

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any main title sequence one

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hundred percent of the time and

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is it to youth you can do it all you want it'll be great

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you'll love it in any that even the people

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who love it just you know we'll

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skip it ninety seven

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percent of everybody who's watching it will skip

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it one hundred percent of the times do

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you still want to do it and like more well

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is maybe not

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yeah i've heard that same data and

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you know it when the game of thrones seems like

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a my i listened to i like lassie and i'm in the

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second but if i got elected so i'm aiming

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represented as independent as they get

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you in the mood and bodily even if you here once

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i think there's a pavlovian think i

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got a race some i wrote his deep into anyway

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i'm gonna hear the first fly second did when

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i hear that succession theme song they are named

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at a later date it it it's great you

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will have a thong it's like i think there's

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actually a pavlovian a thing

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where it's just like i let i like theme

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songs i think they're kind of cool and you

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know i'm not right for every show but i

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get the data and it looks make people skip

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unsure of they want to put but i like theme song

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and and i find as be fun all

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right let's get to the synopsis your synopsis

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apologies and easy to the bubbles threaten

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when ben has ben has with less his mother marlene

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griggs nope and a towards the top politician

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and the pawnee school system to wants been to approve

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the purchase of for new school buses

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despite a difficult budget season afraid

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of routing a bubble lovely initially told banshees

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not related to marlene right before but then

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fans meeting however leslie and myth marlene

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as her mother making him nervous and causing to

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capitulate to oliver demands during

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the meeting marlene considers been week

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so lousy becomes determined to prove that he's a tough

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boss to impress marlene wow

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the marlene griggs dope

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is backed by i never thought of with

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app in yeah i remember that

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never crazy

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never know she's great to that's

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a great at a great relationship or

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they get always helps me informed

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understand why leslie as

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level

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yeah i will try to try to win over

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the her mother's love with greg you remember

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why we decided to do this with this like

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and he was as planned a long time was

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it was like remember like on turner

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think battle think it was plans a long time

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but i think the idea of this

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this bubble dislike thing that

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exists at the beginning of a relationship

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and when you're not sure what's going that energy

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that excitement really interested us

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in the room and so when we were trying

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to localize like the steaks event

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and who could have pierced that

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in a way that was interesting i think gay the

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upbringing marlene made sense cause it also

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tends to put leslie on the back

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foot more than c u c s is is leave

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us driving things with some confidence

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in an opinion and marlene has this way

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as disarming leslie

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the you know just realizing to i

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have two episodes i owe with credit my

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name on the so the other one i did right sector

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finesse and both of them are about

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one of leslie or ben meeting

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the other one's hair just messily much

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especially hanging the paper and it's as if

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you remember really you ever meeting a member

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meeting earth as heroes zero parents

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year and romanians oh god yes

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the mean yeah i mean everybody

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remembers meeting their significant

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others parents for the first time it's always

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like fascinating

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and horrifying at the same time an editor

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who how much you love them don't love

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them hate them whatever it's fascinating

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and horrifying at the same

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i i i remember reading christie's

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birds and and the she's very different

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you seen as she's adopted inches of

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birth mothers were like there and her two moms are very

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different and it's one of them love to party

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she lives in taiwan and love to party like on drinking

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and then her other moms like a more traditional asian mom

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who's like on the strictest up with man

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it's it's it's or the nerve wracking motive

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and a big way they act as i can buy

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where i can do both actually party or i could be agreeable

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of is that into the woods i'll get a larger

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where the great very funny or

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, ben says some for

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i said this i said the the of the valley

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even it said either their own pointed his meeting

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with marlene he for no reason took off

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his shoes and held them in his hands this

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is it inside joke and rider about

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how rod health issues in his hands

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while at april's parents' house back in ninety

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four meeting yeah i

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, sedan gore i feel like i think of the

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crazies if i couldn't to say i i

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i be hard pressed to think of anyone else who

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wouldn't have remembered this and the visitors can

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bring in enough as a weird so it's a

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victim maybe was specifically a day

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or dig at hairdresser affairs wrote

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that for meeting and with on said it did

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not stop that from fast but he said daddy

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did and hairs editor of of a friendly

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rivalry that why would you want to stop it

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from happening it's such a great actors

20:15

moment did site is that special

20:17

sauce that magic that you hope an actor

20:20

comes up with that legal like what the fuck why

20:22

why in that i like the i love

20:24

that role of that well with less it's

20:28

one of my flight like the funniest memories

20:30

from the room is is is watching likes

20:32

faith as he saw that got him coming back

20:34

of the room that selling it to us and be like

20:36

all of it if you do this if that's what

20:38

do hazards of yours or and who can't we had said

20:40

that so so he i river we talked about this

20:42

with when we did the episode that i just love

20:45

the notion that makes her was just so horrified

20:47

by the that as is so and relevant to

20:49

do my sixty very rare it was left with

20:51

a flight he was just he was he was

20:53

well mixed he was like he was completely full

20:56

of i think he was shocked that there wasn't a take

20:58

without it rice only see them as the arts

21:00

and i don't think so much of it like this act

21:03

or twice energy respect to the after says i

21:05

think that harris didn't get a second option

21:08

yes , is one hundred percent that is as a that

21:10

near perfect perfect severe demonstrated

21:12

multiple ways that they i think you such as

21:14

that harris's us that like hires

21:17

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21:19

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get savvy get to see him but in clinton's

22:42

and more people but combat a dollar less amelia

22:45

let me just say took a number you don't

22:47

have a lesser known as a liberal assume get the go nixon

22:50

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22:52

his mother look at buddies and claims that

22:54

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22:56

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22:59

of course to gamble simple to to hunt of beauty

23:01

that target for the com they wanted mask a set

23:03

up a jab love madagascar sunday

23:12

group of an active numerous changes

23:14

to the parks department he promotes jerry

23:16

to public relations director a point april's

23:19

everyone's assistance places tom haverford

23:21

on the nightmares fourth floor with and is

23:23

temporary says it's and makes run sit in

23:25

the middle of a circular desk after the removal

23:27

of his office to force him to interact

23:29

with people run believes everything will

23:31

eventually go back to normal as it has with passively

23:33

measures that implement a changes however gonna

23:36

is concerned that the overly determine chris

23:38

will not do so and demands that rod talk

23:41

to him on the fourth floor tom the chance

23:43

to charm so the elderly women including ethel

23:45

be diverse and muriel into doing his work

23:47

but failed miserably as ignore him and all

23:49

adore andy and april

23:52

i'll walk on i remember the circular desk

23:54

really when he to the circular described as you

23:56

gotta go in there and and and and mess around

23:58

it was a nightmare who the

23:59

nightmare shoot i don't remember why it

24:02

was a nightmare to shoot but it was it was

24:05

i think we

24:07

had to get in and i i just remember it was a debacle

24:09

that damned as we all hated it

24:12

would you like a camera angle think so hard to get a was

24:14

a camera angle thing and and and

24:16

and for him to turn there's

24:19

a whole thing about how it turned in he turned

24:21

and i and then put it was just

24:23

not not easy to shoot

24:25

at all which is one of those things are sometimes

24:27

you write something and then you realize

24:30

oh my god this is a nightmare to shoot in

24:32

there's no way of knowing and to you're doing and yes

24:34

that that is that happens that

24:36

you know it's not predictable where it's like you write

24:38

your rights and dad and and you see i get

24:41

you happy you get the desk build others

24:43

of then on the daily oh this is really difficult

24:46

but , pulled it off i mean it's it's it's funny

24:48

in the show with jani when your it it it

24:51

this was like this is was real thing like the sweetest

24:53

word he said with he of yes we research that

24:55

or something right that single real one hundred percent

24:57

real because i am member asking about it and the

24:59

scraps i was like who is this a thing and

25:02

thing their ago it's perimeter thing yeah

25:04

and it's wanna see chris like get into

25:06

the parks department said because it's like you do

25:08

not often in there sometimes use a spirit but

25:10

the easily the relate on the law or whatever you get to actually

25:13

interact with the other of are sworn people's conflict

25:15

yeah it was good was great of scenes with every i buy

25:17

think i literally had scenes with everybody

25:19

it doesn't always happen in every

25:21

upset yeah at yale we get the

25:23

rare a ron donna see lawyers

25:26

are that dot a giving rather fifth stuff like

25:29

that that's like a good like would you get deeper

25:31

into his show's run the kind of see these oddball pairings

25:34

and it's like wow we don't have enough you the

25:36

crazy thing about you know general heard and read

25:38

in the south like then launched their careers are some

25:40

way in and co rep his friends the star

25:42

iran shown on servers legs pretty

25:44

crazy i think it's kind of you know they they get

25:46

they were they were they were background

25:49

they were there are background artist in the first the first

25:52

season and in ages graduated

25:54

a huge parts of the job the up this tell

25:56

tell the boss what to do that

25:58

seen that moment when sister

25:59

into a complaining about or keyboards iran

26:02

is so incredible suffer from

26:04

read or write seats that delivery of that

26:06

were that type of she keeps trying by per

26:08

flipped it's club or never this is i

26:10

find it unbelievable i remember cracking

26:13

up on sets when the would happen i feel like

26:15

that whole be story

26:17

has created so many moments of people just

26:19

biding their tongues and to not last

26:22

and i was also watching the episode of captains i'll

26:24

just say and solace or the captain

26:26

is getting for flips club oh

26:28

yeah yeah do they

26:30

get their do they get the scripts do they

26:33

see the scripture know or they just get know i think they

26:35

do now i think what they do is they'll clean

26:37

up as the version because now everything

26:39

with streaming you have to have it at

26:41

the time of launched in every

26:43

caption with every language available

26:46

overdubs with every language and so i

26:48

think all scripture send out to a accompany

26:50

as all that i liked the bit where ron

26:52

is in the chair and and he's kind of swiveling

26:54

around swiveling feel like we had we had of fun with that and

26:56

that that bit about the sun t was i think

26:58

a pitch by brian your fellow

27:00

writers assistant and threat

27:02

you talk about i'll also that so this

27:05

is a think that we try to sort of incorporate

27:07

into the satellite we will

27:09

always wanted to remove the pillar in front of

27:11

roth all my god i remember that is it was horrible

27:14

for shooting and so we wrote it into the shell

27:16

so we could get rid of his visit to the was impossible

27:18

to sue really kept blocking the camera

27:20

angle so we just got rid of it and wrote it into the shower

27:22

and listen another thing that that just

27:25

nitty gritty of do it of making television

27:27

that i was love is there's always something

27:30

on the side you build you

27:32

don't realize it's going fuck

27:35

you the every app yeah the

27:37

so

27:38

and

27:39

and finally you you take

27:41

care of usually happens in the off season come

27:43

back in the guy that was gone through that window

27:45

the his guts i've been on this show i love

27:47

it they just took it out during the middle of the season

27:50

tickets and it's construction and it was rolled

27:52

into so super funny

27:55

road it into the show that that the current thing

27:57

are on the show that we just wrapped luder

27:59

with we have you table lamps

28:01

and they're like read and they're they're cool looking

28:04

and then it's like all every time we're shooting people their death

28:06

with lamps are in the with a like the you

28:08

to see the red lab is a lamp lamp

28:10

lab with a you know that you like were invited

28:12

me a thousand this some got a raise or lower

28:15

these are just as as like is a beautiful search your

28:17

pleasure the great job with it's just like are the

28:19

leaders never know like these lancer now in the

28:21

way of every shot so mouth and

28:23

so who knows people change if we get another season

28:26

but , that that was both

28:29

is a pillar was that have been of

28:31

every

28:32

the first appears the fourth for the second

28:34

appearance greg you remember this is like second

28:36

appearance we recently got out of the first for

28:39

i believe in episode eleven times

28:41

divorce and something to

28:44

but it's the first full time we're getting to know the

28:46

people there right and so yes sat

28:48

there fighting was so fun for us in the room

28:50

to break character for beavers because

28:54

it has opened up and humanize this weird

28:56

was we're floor and i think

28:58

either of us notice of at the sat dec work

29:00

in her office was incredible there

29:03

is an open half empty bottle of times

29:06

and then next to it's a certain eric bottle

29:08

of antacids a

29:11

physicist the extra doubling up

29:13

yeah so beavers played by holmes

29:16

lean years i believe name's effects and

29:19

is , still acting they said she still adjusting

29:21

for movies i think of this is catherine something

29:23

and and and are

29:25

really really funny and i believe

29:27

in the finale or near the finale

29:30

of this show it's revealed she had an affair

29:32

with the mayor mayor gunderson and

29:35

ah yes it's like she keeps

29:37

we kept bringing her back because we knew she was funny

29:40

of there's also another character who comes

29:42

in looking for more jansen and then

29:44

smash the coffee pot on the wall and

29:46

that is played by former prose writer dana

29:49

gould who was also a seminal alternative

29:51

comedian been are up for this

29:53

show what season two maybe but

29:55

oh it's cool to get to me dinner tonight had

29:58

offices and open and the yeah the was

30:00

he was a friend of credentials as the bleachers

30:02

okay let's move

30:03

none of this lovely train banned

30:05

for

30:05

that meeting with her mother he impresses marlene

30:08

so much with is tough negotiations skill that

30:10

she becomes flirtatious with them and uncomfortable

30:12

ben taub lazily they should tell her about their

30:14

relationship but less he did not want to lose

30:17

the bubble set up and storms

30:19

them orleans office and tells her that he's dating her

30:21

daughter and asked her to keep it secret marlene

30:23

last off the situation until lovely that

30:25

she approves of penn ah

30:28

, is ah

30:31

yeah i guess he is kind of silly kind

30:33

of kind of forceful of israel guy yelling

30:35

at her little bit of kind of kind of interesting

30:38

i mean this is this began

30:40

the really blight it began

30:42

the big leslie ben the

30:45

romance that woman eventually culminates

30:47

in all the parks and rec

30:50

gentleman in tuxedos yeah

30:52

the wedding getting married

30:55

all that the my favorite photo that i have

30:57

i've to favorite photos some parks and rec one

30:59

is other parks and rec men in colts

31:02

uniforms un in

31:05

the colts arena and the other is all of

31:07

us and our tuxedos from the wedding that this

31:09

begins the the march two

31:12

yes i remember i remember going

31:14

like holstein was really fun we have to mess around

31:16

and throw football's and catch passes

31:18

monster kick feel those the

31:21

assistant who pops into pads office having a

31:23

piece papers tammy the audio the

31:25

would lie producer and he be morgan sockets assistant

31:28

at a time seller to tammy very cool

31:30

to see people now with they start letting

31:32

us do that i feel like that's

31:34

a while we're shooting parks we would like sometimes

31:36

sneak staff members in a show when

31:39

and even give the blinds bus but now

31:41

i think the studio and network doesn't

31:43

want you to do that i think it's called like if you're not

31:45

in sag already it's a huge rigmarole

31:47

to do it if you have to like taft hartley

31:49

someone that's what it's called yeah like get them industry

31:52

get them into the gill the up and i feel like they

31:54

thought it would like some kind of like rift or

31:56

something like they they they thought it was like

31:58

but it's not it really was just like the fine

32:01

not like an easter egg it like to like hey

32:03

this is this person work on a show like let's

32:05

give him for you know a little part in it but i

32:07

feel if they don't want you to do with america you

32:09

suggesting that the studios are killing

32:12

the fun of the , me know

32:14

and and we'd like their i think

32:16

they're hiding the heimlich illegal things together

32:18

want we'll the video are you suggesting

32:20

that the legal spouses is

32:22

legally shows less with i've already

32:25

complained about like clearances but this like clearances

32:27

iconic they go have fun it is that like

32:29

almost every writer and parks is in the show

32:31

like that's kind of oh almost everybody

32:33

who's on the show for a while as a writer like

32:35

has some panic and are usually with lines

32:38

which is kind of crazy

32:39

the office is pretty famous for doing this a lot besides

32:41

the fact that several the writers were actors of

32:43

same time but dc almost every

32:46

writer so the some point like the finale him

32:48

several them to sitting at the bars i

32:50

think there's something else of blood and most of

32:52

the can a message you write this thing a you make the sing

32:54

if you're an assistant to line producer

32:56

or your the you pm whatever it has to be like

32:59

hey i'm i'm going to show up in endless

33:01

live forever in this world but they really

33:03

to fight you added now it it's it's die really

33:05

by i ended such a cool yet you're right

33:08

it's it's kind of cool reward it's like i've

33:10

been working on the show day and night sleeping

33:12

over it for three four five years

33:15

and then i'm in the show for like a blip it's kind of fun

33:17

right i don't i it's ,

33:19

that up to me but it it feels like experts

33:22

through a bone little there and he work on the smell

33:24

of for it yes kind of fun and it's like

33:26

it's a funding unsettling are damaging than was you

33:28

daily know issued her ears is any sort

33:30

of piece of paper i could see she can do it it's

33:33

fun to see pamela read and amy poehler again it's of

33:35

the there's a great shot of them

33:37

when ben , something they

33:40

they both turn their heads towards him

33:42

in the same way as really shadowy years

33:44

ruined as we alma yeah if you're watching

33:46

at home like pub good i think

33:48

it's minute fourteen fourteen fifty

33:52

you'll see this gray moment of the two of them but

33:54

a great choice they have choice

33:56

super sweet

33:58

he didn't sort of a three

33:59

back in here there's no here in in in the

34:02

in the from the notes your about a how this

34:04

was almost like more like

34:07

not , super awkward but

34:09

sort of more awkward than parks usually does

34:11

like the turn of the and of act you would marlene is hitting on

34:13

ben ben know greg your time

34:15

of kind of more like the office almost

34:17

putting them into on comparable situation but

34:21

he knew parts resolves it in his resolve

34:23

their thing his resolve sweeter way that's like the tendency

34:25

of the show so i feel like that's kind of what

34:27

set it apart

34:29

it's not cringe comedy pursues never

34:32

then calmly ever alpha

34:34

the like him into the weeds of writing a bit

34:36

but i think other shows like

34:38

the office setting that relies on that

34:40

uncomfortable factored five comedy i

34:42

think in a great way i'm is one

34:44

of the best says it would have done have moment

34:46

like this much earlier on in the episode

34:49

right episode that is the only has behind

34:51

and get more uncomfortable from here but

34:53

i think it's the parks version that

34:55

saves the unpleasantness for unpleasantness minimal

34:58

time on screen as possible

35:00

and so this awkwardness of barley and hitting

35:02

on band happens at the act to breaks

35:04

with is only minutes left resolve you don't have

35:07

to worry about

35:08

leslie having to may be convinced spend to

35:10

go on a fake date with her anything else that another

35:13

so would have done yeah i really feel like a show

35:15

kind of found it's voice in that respect where i think

35:17

and i think that's honestly mike's voice i mean this

35:19

was the first show he got to cook rate and

35:21

and you're gonna took over his show

35:23

runner and i remember talking greg about the yeah mike's

35:25

in think it's just to be a little bit sweeter and just

35:28

to have your good people treat each

35:30

other respectfully and and that top

35:32

during comedy of sometimes but in of the

35:34

show i think is is is is admirable

35:36

a job as an admiral job of of trying to

35:38

do that and so he just he just kind of

35:40

went away from the kind of current stuff the uncomfortable

35:43

humor and in kind of reflected it's time

35:45

period a little more to continuing

35:48

on of the synopsis ron tells chris the changes

35:50

do not played with staff strength and decide

35:52

to compromise if chris returns everything to

35:54

the way it was he will remain in

35:56

the desk for another week chris complied nevertheless

35:59

tom frustrated with experience begins

36:01

to contemplate leaving his city hall job

36:03

to pursue his own entrepreneurial

36:06

interests

36:07

this is a little the phone seen it

36:09

was it was you know see increase in iran

36:11

go up against each other i find

36:14

always pretty satisfying some

36:16

businesses to again as we said two different very

36:18

different mail archetypes but i like

36:21

to connelly powerful do three yards

36:23

m i always loved working ,

36:25

nick in we always had so

36:27

much fun and just out

36:29

as they did with everybody on the show but

36:32

everybody has their own sort of flavor right so

36:35

you know in you know and i always had

36:37

great last together and this

36:39

was good because of it's not the last

36:42

week's episode was banjo

36:44

crazy chris use one

36:46

gear and this was you know

36:48

more it

36:50

is more story driven the

36:52

and you know that why i have to play authority

36:54

figure which which is a

36:57

part of chris that makes it not not just

36:59

khartoum

37:00

yeah exactly the kind like eight only thing

37:03

that they were words a yeah you gotta do show different

37:05

side of them and , know

37:07

did was raising specifically like you

37:09

know they will look different kinds of actors

37:12

in the show with kind of talked about how those

37:14

people come from santa people come from improv

37:16

people come from theater people you're you had been obviously

37:18

movies and tons of users before this like

37:21

did you ever taylor like how how you are

37:23

treating your seen partners your like was or anything you

37:25

notice when you're acting the certainly like feeling

37:27

like when when when we would give you guys notes like

37:29

yeah every actors different like was was there anything

37:31

feel was i mean the anything i noticed the most

37:33

over the course of the time there was the growth of

37:36

aziz as an actor

37:38

i mean a with marketed and

37:40

you must a couple

37:43

you know when i when i first arrived

37:47

you know is a it was like you could see

37:49

is easy just learning i made and was

37:51

a it was a stand up comic

37:54

yeah

37:55

became a in and is now a

37:57

really amazing actor but he

37:59

will and it first and so

38:02

you really saw aziz grow

38:05

in

38:06

yeah i'm with with amy and receipt a particular it

38:08

rashid or that she was she has such

38:10

a great realism but you always got

38:12

the sense that she wanted to

38:14

be issue it was a great writer and that's

38:16

what she had that that was

38:19

something she wanted to to do everybody had

38:21

their thing you know m m and that's

38:23

what makes the show

38:25

the

38:26

ooh interesting and in the our and coming

38:28

into it i absolutely could see that everybody

38:30

had their their lane as

38:32

an actor

38:33

yeah i think and it's it's i think the diversity

38:35

of approaches from her work from where we came

38:37

as it is kind of interesting as well i get it

38:39

kind of all melted i think or you know what you're saying

38:41

about of useless is so accurate east

38:43

told me literally like and personally for like

38:46

oh have you seen those early ups it apart like i

38:48

don't know what i'm doing like i just ignore them feel

38:50

like he says he had he had a really active

38:52

he'd been in human child gets show and

38:55

then like he'd done you know smaller parts

38:57

you never you never been like a regular and twenty

38:59

, or whatever and and you know

39:01

a he got a lot better and it got it

39:04

better not that he could lead his own show him that was

39:06

training man that's a hundred years and hundred

39:08

eight hundred years hundred episodes of acting

39:10

with put people like you and and people were

39:13

more experience and same thing

39:15

we should raise you should raise saying like it's her intelligence

39:17

i think for understanding with story and of deaths you

39:19

know everyone has her of their their their strengths and

39:21

and really what they go to but yeah

39:24

it's it's pretty incredible to to to see

39:26

and so that that also from you and enron

39:28

act to are you in nyc acted gather which is always

39:30

fun to see i'm tom wanting

39:32

out of his government job it's it's it's

39:34

been kind of a slow crawl did this point but

39:36

it's exciting to see growth it

39:38

was always a very important to mike

39:41

that it was not as sit com

39:43

where everything is reset after

39:45

every episode because there's plenty of sitcoms like that very

39:48

episodic in sick that's a totally valid

39:50

way to do a show of there's been many many great

39:52

shows but it was important him that there is growth

39:55

of these characters and it's paste out of the right

39:57

some speed and we would call

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these sort of it will call them factors

40:01

which is gonna lie the beginning to see than

40:03

we would talk about you know interpersonal that

40:05

years okay there's lovely then there's a romance vector

40:07

their writers in a lesbian and is your friendship

40:10

vector was us and and and for tom

40:12

was like okay coming out of his shell and and

40:14

and and deciding that he wanted

40:16

to pursue ,

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and so that always felt organic for the character

40:21

and and we

40:23

would we have these are kinds of things we would discuss

40:25

at our writers or treat before the season and

40:27

tried to accomplish over the course of the year

40:29

and always keep that the back reminded fact we

40:32

would put up know cards along with all

40:34

of the story ideas

40:36

and ideas and and and the pitches for episodes

40:39

we would have card that showed the interpersonal

40:41

and sort of character arcs and vectors

40:44

for the for the season so they would always been our

40:46

minds

40:46

you know as as time about tom

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of in for new job you know as

40:51

a writer , episode or

40:53

credit we got to do a little bit more work

40:55

on some other pieces in it and

40:58

i had completely forgotten about

41:00

this but as i'm watching the episodes

41:02

besides the fact that the site that tommy

41:04

assistant browse for a new job as hoosier

41:07

careers that com very specific

41:10

specific a set the job market for successful

41:12

in indiana is maybe on by the same

41:14

people on who's your mate and or know i forgot this

41:17

but the resume he uploads it so

41:19

fast it i wrote it because

41:22

it is exactly the same format

41:24

i use for my resume the

41:26

isis took it and i just inserted

41:28

tom jokes and set of mine but unlike

41:30

style it's like a group of interest in that is

41:33

that the same font us a sample i pulled it

41:35

up it looks exactly the same of

41:37

and i i looked it up and i posit to

41:39

get some of the stuff with some the things that he has

41:41

on his resume fuss about he's

41:43

an angel investor for the snake allowed spawn

41:45

allowed drove additional

41:48

traffic to a nightclub to the

41:50

my club through ingenious market and promotions

41:52

market , that he made frequent attempts

41:55

to contact if the celebrities don't

41:57

caliber separate happily and pretty successful

42:00

i never successfully

42:02

persuaded management to add one additional

42:04

ladies night special events per month

42:07

and made my name's my name's the

42:09

have for boilermaker appear on the drink

42:11

menu through aggressive leadership and

42:13

sorry

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higher and rest of leadership aggressive

42:17

leadership and also made me quit attempts though is like

42:19

i always always putting a always

42:21

put your attempts on a resume whether another

42:23

successful you gotta try does exactly

42:26

that was that there's a lot of a lot a plot

42:29

in that episode because it leads up to this is the

42:31

next the season finale am i right in my career

42:33

that's right loss of as soon as the next episode

42:35

so yeah you gotta set up a bunch of stuff and lesbian

42:38

banner dating they're advancing their relationship

42:41

and we're we're we're

42:43

away towards the finale absurd sixteen

42:45

of season three are many files

42:48

often as up with i'm just glad that that desk

42:50

is gone

42:51

i'm super glad

42:53

i didn't didn't like the i i think it's a

42:55

weird looking would to my wrong

42:57

as that the same memory of it it was a

42:59

it's like ceramic yourself yeah was really

43:02

really whatever was made out of is very

43:04

depressing as well at

43:08

that desk with your evident with the revenue

43:10

of the show guess the i did is over here that

43:12

are new thing we haven't fucked we had a we haven't gone

43:14

back to our ray donovan moments on this podcast

43:17

and now we need to do our resident moments were

43:19

doing a certain physical thing

43:22

of shooting at the gives you the heebie jeebies

43:24

when you when you watch it every movie

43:27

is either a rabbit and or a dot of and or boilers

43:30

other like like either so the only three guide

43:32

the film critics is accessible explain

43:34

also every the answer to ,

43:36

tv shows a kind of movie it's author or

43:40

a delegate congrats dragons as yeah

43:42

right yeah that's yeah big deal man the first

43:44

time you get your thank you i mean really seriously

43:46

that's that it's super super hard

43:48

to

43:49

they'd had to get that that

43:52

accomplishment in that the yes really

43:54

nice that's a good test winter writers

43:56

assistance getting opportunities from so runners

43:59

that's why people

43:59

there is why you're in assists in this to get that opportunity

44:02

to do the next thing so it's a really great thing surrenders

44:04

do is give their assistant separate

44:07

yes absolutely and very quickly

44:10

up for a rapper a gifts parties job update

44:12

the cold open is kind of would give and a party

44:14

their burgers for her new job and at

44:17

the end thomas considering leaving

44:19

for a different job sucker fish there's

44:21

a little with a that get in there let's

44:24

go to the herbs moment yeah so we

44:26

doing what about your political

44:28

host or continuity probably

44:31

vitali chris in the hallway of the fourth

44:33

floor the posts are the well behind them keeps changing

44:35

based on who the cameras framed us when

44:38

it's over christmas older has a yellow box on it

44:40

and more information when it's over tom shoulder

44:42

itself the and

44:44

i hear have your little this scene is not the poster

44:46

child for continuity

44:49

ah i don't i the ios

44:51

i did notices put a a i guess

44:54

take a look of it right either that same as long

44:56

as the same as line it's been attributed every

44:58

do you know i've i've heard it was oliver stone

45:00

a vote everest continuity is for sissies

45:03

the i i've , also

45:06

heard of they're looking at the wallpaper they're headed for the exits

45:08

that could live with that like the production designer

45:11

what still existed you don't don't

45:13

you have to make the decision but every

45:15

little detail it happens in this on the

45:17

sets and but you know that's also been also

45:20

all right let's do the episode mvp

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of the six articles and why i

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would give their apps that mvp the greg reality

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mvp will be a marlene as he had

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been the show and years and then she team activities

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yes agreed yeah i want to just

45:45

also give us also sudden take the for

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myself but i loved it i cracked up watching

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it on earth before read of

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delivering perfect have club was so funny

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be battles thought but about us gather that sajid

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assembly battles illness and i'll i really wouldn't

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do that elicit transport them out but i

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46:22

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way but i'd have any settlement only only know

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it's been weaned was just monika battling

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speed allow spotlessly close then at least you're not

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let me he got nose was literally cuevas

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authentic just gonna be not legend day that

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he flew to companion o'toole that almost

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there but the thing that is so no no wonder if when they they

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favorite everytime you know either me

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see that la la hood's dot com but i cannot

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set of us are incapable of unless it's something

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that doesn't mean for you

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to we do this the fourth floor and willing we should we

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do this in the inner circle desk what's

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your with ruins out into the circle

47:32

this is less crowded and circle that maybe

47:34

the circle that is temporally move to the for for with

47:36

your their next awful beavers this town hall

47:38

come to us from td cases

47:41

is a huge fan of the show have seen this year's numerous times

47:43

while

47:43

i'm favorite scene is the t lady

47:46

seen so

47:46

in is absurd there's a sign at ramsey

47:48

park that says do not drink the sprinkler

47:51

water so i made sons he with it and

47:53

now i have an infection i

47:55

want to know everything about it who wrote it only takes how

47:57

did nick ever keep a straight face was keeping her

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is simply

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the best

48:00

they so much for any intel and thanks for putting

48:02

in this podcast ah

48:05

thank you katie so much we talked about as briefly

48:07

in this episode ah utterly grind row

48:09

contributed to this absurd you know know

48:11

am i wrong is this the see the actor greg

48:13

who appears in in in some public forums

48:16

as well or am i wrong about knows

48:18

see the same what i think she shows up once

48:20

and bronze office maybe during

48:22

a something like a ninety four meanings

48:24

got we see her again and we've

48:27

seen her once before i think

48:29

here is this the cupcakes

48:32

, lasagna woman or or what is this your

48:34

first i like bit vague our been eating

48:37

as cupcake it lasagna for the past

48:39

year and i feel terrible is this our lady

48:41

of of don't either

48:43

i know what i don't know about now we

48:45

gotta go back and research but the the answer

48:47

is abrego death like attributed to it and

48:50

i love the scene where where he spinning

48:52

around in visceral there so you

48:54

know what of for all the trouble the death cause

48:56

us it also provided

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with cds favorite scene so was

49:00

all worth it it's all worth it it's

49:03

makes worth all worthwhile that that

49:05

that that's all right ah

49:07

that's about it for me as anything else otherwise

49:09

we'll use no problem i you guys get

49:11

ready for next week season finale they don't come

49:13

around all the time buckle up or

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ah yes a solicitor we get my cast

49:17

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breath back on this episode and goodbye from

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path nice you'll see you next week

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if mean we the american ballet so

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many lives know what a lovely photos you spit

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it's been a just going to the now legendary that

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he flew to contain an ultimate almost

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the brooklyn ny you so no no wonder if when they

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see read every time you must either be

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see that la la hood's to come but i cannot

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set of mass or inquisitor lost unless it on

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their product does that mean for the kit allows [unk]

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more people but a home than a dollar less amelia

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