Dec. 11, 2018
Glee! 'Cause They Sing What They Mean (Special Episode)
We've got something a little different for you today. The holidays are upon us and since we're (sadly) no where near the first Glee Christmas episode, we thought we'd try something new. Today we're talking about Community, but not just any ol' Community episode. We're watching their classic Glee parody, "Regional Holiday Music." Oh yes. The format is a little different. We watched this episode together and recorded our "live" commentary during it. We invite you to follow along by watching the episode and listening to our commentary at the same time, synched up, so to speak. Otherwise you're going to be listening to a lot of dead air and our laughter. If you like this format, fantastic. If you hate it...sorry! Watch along on Hulu! Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr. Theme song credit: https://www.fiverr.com/wishonmusic --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/glee-on-the-rocks-podcast/support
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And welcome back to Glee on the
Rocks.
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I'm at I'm Emily and I'm Mandy.
This is a special Christmas
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holiday edition of Glee on the
Rocks where we are actually not
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going to watch Glee.
We are watching a holiday
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episode since it is the holiday
season and we are Quite at the
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Glee holiday episode yet.
So we decided to go Glee
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adjacent to this.
We are going to watch an episode
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from Community.
It is their season 3 episode 10
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holiday episode called Regional
holiday music.
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And just to give you a quick
synopsis on plot here, a choir
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director convinces, each member
of the study group to sing and
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dance for the holidays.
You You may see a slight tie in
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here to assisting exist doing a
TV show that we watch.
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Yes.
So we let's see.
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I actually Googled because I do
these things.
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It was an estimated three point
six million viewers who watched
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it this episode live to give you
a bit of comparison to Glee.
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This was at 3.6 million as
opposed to like 11 which was the
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last Glee episode.
So Numbers don't mean quality,
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that guy's just put that out.
So we're going, we're going to
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actually watch this live and
we're going to play this sort of
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like a and okay, stop.
So we're all watching this
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together and then one of us when
we want to say something will
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say okay stop.
We're going to pause it just so
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that you can hear, you know,
what we're saying.
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Because we do recommend that you
watch along or if Not at least
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have seen the episode listening
to this podcast without having
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any sort of context of what
we're talking about, will be
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confusing.
Speaking of not having any
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context as to what's happening.
This is the first Community
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episode I have ever seen.
So watching this cold was an
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experience, I still don't know
their names so mad.
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And then you're going to have to
take the reins on.
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Who, what when where and why
we've been trying to get.
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Watch this show for so long that
we saw an opportunity and we
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grabbed it.
I just watched so much other
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shit.
They were like, oh, make you
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watch a episode halfway through
season 3?
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Yes, we're going to do that.
Yeah, but the nice thing is you
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can do that and you're not to.
Yeah other than that you also
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had.
If you have also have not seen a
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community One, you need to to
you can also jump in and watch
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this while we do this this
podcast and you won't be
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completely lost.
I think we're pretty confident,
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that you'll understand what's
going on, at least as man,
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decided because it is a sitcom.
It is available to watch on
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Hulu.
Not sure if it is available on
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other streaming sites, you know
it's dinner net.
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I'm sure it's out there, you can
find it.
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Yeah, people got to Global
skills.
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It's cool.
All right.
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So any any other any other
things that we should?
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Give a heads up before, before
we jump into this.
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We have no idea how this is
going to go so happy holidays.
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Yeah, exactly.
Could be a lot of dead air, we
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don't know.
Yeah, that's sort of like a
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trial to see if we want to do
this with anything else.
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So we'll see hit it right Andy
man.
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He's our driver.
Yes, we are now playing
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Yeah.
This show like lanes and hard on
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the parodies for a lot of Media
stuff.
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Like they have their Doctor Who
won.
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That is just like ongoing.
Yeah, that was something that I
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needed like work with like,
Yeah, inspector SpaceTime is a.
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I was a running joke.
It's not even really a joke.
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It's just like abed's obsessed
with it.
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Okay.
Oh, I have a thing.
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Okay, stop.
So, I know this is how the set
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looks any way other than the
Christmas decorations.
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Like, I am assuming that they
gather in the cafeteria, in many
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episodes, but I just have some,
I just appreciated that, it's a
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heavy heavy handed Glee parody,
like the whole episode is just
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Glee parody after Glee parity
and they already get to start
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out in a cafeteria with like red
chairs, didn't have to redo
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their set, it's just right
there.
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For the pans and I think that's
fantastic.
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And I don't know is the theme
music, any different?
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Because it sounds like Pepe Glee
music or is that I know that
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it's Glee music?
It's definitely as close as they
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could get to play music without
like I'm guessing a legality
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issue of copyright issues.
The theme song is every time,
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but like, throughout the
episode, the background music
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is, it's Glee.
Okay?
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They also that the noises or
like the the Arkansas.
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Awesome.
Yeah, yeah.
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That's definitely not normal.
But yeah, there were definitely
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some things that would happen
where I couldn't necessarily
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tell if it was a joke or if it
was just a reference in the show
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that I didn't get because I
don't know if you noticed, it
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was probably a reference.
The, the cafeteria is like shows
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up in a few episodes and the
study room is where they're
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usually at.
So, this study room, but
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obviously, like, we'll get to in
a minute like they change the
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setup of that, a little bit.
Before we, before we continue, I
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do also want to make a note.
Surely makes a comment about
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about Troy being a Jehovah's
Witness.
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This is something that goes
through the entire series.
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Like, you know, that he's a
Jehovah's Witness.
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If it's a plot point in various
things for various reasons.
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Hey, does she like and
characterization belts and
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Carries continue house.
I have no idea what you're
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talking about various other
parts of the same with Abed and
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autism.
It's like a part of his
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character but they remember from
episode to episode.
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Yeah, it's not.
Talk about that.
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Be called out for a very special
episode.
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Right.
Exactly.
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All right.
We ready onwards, you guys.
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I also hate carolers.
I feel like they went up to Glee
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and the fact that this is
probably how people with relax
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sickly like right react.
I love it.
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That's a thing that they
actually did an actual Glee,
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Club was just like random
remixes and they just throw this
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in.
Okay, stop.
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That's 100% one of Emma's
pamphlets, right?
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Yeah.
Like there's very good at like
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attention to detail in a parody
episodes.
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That's what I loved about this
is that it was a parody but like
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they they got the shitty mashup,
right?
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Of like two genres that really
don't go together and people who
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shouldn't be singing a
particular genre who do it all
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the time and then like the
fucking pamphlet of all the ways
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to pull in pamphlet, Is the sky
showing up whoo-hoo.
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I know is important because I
know that after but I don't know
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what his role is here.
Other than Mall Cop, his role
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is, it's changed.
It's also a little bit of a
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running thing in the show that
the group of main characters are
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sometimes not the good guys in
the situations.
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That's kind of cool though.
Yeah, they're a little bit of a
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click and that that sometimes
works negatively.
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Yeah.
What a cheaper opening credit
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here.
Oh yeah.
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Chevy Chase.
It's cheap and I still love it.
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this close this close pierce the
running joke about regionals
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because like okay, stop it.
I cannot stress of a more
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appropriate parody of shoe.
Then this man accepted maybe he
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was creepier and and yeah
different version.
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They didn't go in that
direction.
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But, mr.
Rad.
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Yeah.
Wait a wait, a completely nail
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the mr.
Shue comparison.
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Even down to like sweater vests,
this one of us and and having
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like really dark undertones that
your Anchor.
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We live through people.
Hashtag spoiler.
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Brussels sprouts are amazing.
Hot take their.
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I also like Froyo.
Is this a real thing that they
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do glee club before not yet?
Yeah.
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Yeah.
Slow, walk through the hallway.
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Did we though?
After intense the show, Believe.
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Not this one.
I kind of love that they look
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like the Glee Club.
There.
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Perfectly proportioned like
diversity, diversity hires yeah.
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Doodoo and Mossad.
They didn't somehow higher Brad
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appear piano.
The premise of the show is that
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Jeff.
The main guy got caught out for
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practicing Law Without a degree
and came out of Community
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College.
Got it, okay.
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Herpes.
the first song is so on point,
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it really is only answering
questions wrong.
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And like the hand raised.
I'll understand every scene
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because they sing what they
mean?
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Everything's cooler when cameras
are spinning in a name.
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Sorry, I like that part.
Also sounds a little like Devon
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Hansen.
It does.
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I love this guy.
Looks like every like Christmas
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movie villain.
Like Merry Christmas.
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They do a special Christmas
episode every year or did and
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like the theme of all of them
was usually Abed trying to like
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bring people together.
Hmm.
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It gets a bit dark in some of
the episodes, but this is
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actually really light-hearted
one.
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I like, I was like, I talked
about, like, on some things.
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Yeah.
Look at the background in their
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photos.
You can see them in there.
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Also, this is the best song.
I mean, gleeg like would have
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given anything to have Donald
Glover.
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Let's be real.
Like yeah, we would not would
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not have known what to do with
Danny Glover.
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Let's be honest.
It's a so good, it really.
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It's a parody of Glee but it's
better than Glee at least as
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good as a Christmas episode of
Glee.
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But they actually have somebody
who can rap doing the rap songs.
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How about that?
Yeah.
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Well, auto-tune there.
This December would be the
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December of our December
December.
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My friends, we have sick
Christmas to survive, France.
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I will say this apartment set
makes me very uncomfortable.
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Just like so hideous, that I
can't idiot handle it.
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It's terrible.
There's a reason why she lives
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with them.
Yeah.
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I love this.
I love everything about this
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fake, Brad.
The Piano guy.
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Yeah.
The chairs on the risers.
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This is probably my least
favorite song and the episode
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coming up with the lyrics for
still so ridiculous that it's
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funny.
Just too bad.
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You can't like white him out.
It really is.
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Also, let's talk about his his
Generations, well-documented
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vanity, it's an exact thing that
actually exists.
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Yeah, it's like not a great song
but it's still better than a lot
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of shit.
Yeah.
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It's like so bad.
I enjoy it and everyone else
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clearly recognizes how bad it
is.
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Exactly. it's a I was probably a
lot of fun to perform though.
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Fucking baby boomers just
walk-in in.
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Yeah like you have them back.
Their Brad actually looks like
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Brad, he does.
there's also the looks like the
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actual choir of Keep Rachel.
I like that.
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They dressed her like Rachel.
Unless that's how she always
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dresses.
She never wears pants.
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Yeah.
So the sweater thing is
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something she does do, but okay,
she did, she did pull a pretty
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good, Rachel storming in there.
I like that line about the
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stakes, not actually being that
high.
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Yeah.
Seeker Danny Omega.
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Seen creep me out so much.
Oh, yeah, it's very creepy
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especially cuz she's like, honey
19, maybe 20 here.
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Are they a thing?
Um, we wish the show was very
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clear that like, they kind of
wanted to be a thing, but also
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they didn't quite get it
together.
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Okay.
Mostly, because the show was
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very light cognizant of the age
thing.
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Okay?
I mean, that's good.
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Yeah, because he's supposed to
be in his 40s or at least like
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late 30s and she's like an
actual I yeah.
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I don't understand how an actor
can do this without laughing.
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Be either like on either side
him sitting there or her.
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Like, it's just so ridiculous it
over the top.
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I don't think the show really
double down to her at least, a
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minute, the good up, the Good
Seasons on any particular
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pairing so much as they kind of
threw a little bit.
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Yeah, that in ways that made
sense.
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So if you like to do not only
Facts.
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I like how they never really
make Chevy sing.
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Yeah, thank God.
Shirley is a very religious
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woman, okay, which is a thing in
the shop.
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An African American woman on a
TV show is religious.
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Yeah, I know what.
I like that Inspire poster in
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the background though.
Love the song.
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That's right.
Separation of church and state
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kids.
Okay.
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Sup Did either of you in like
elementary school or middle
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school or whatever have like
Martin Luther King Day
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assemblies?
Now, I don't think, I don't
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think so because we had a Martin
Luther, we had Martin Luther
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King Day, assembly is, and there
was always this song that
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sounded almost like that,
because it was like, it was a
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happy birthday Martin Luther
King jr.
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Song, that was basically a dude
on a keyboard singing happy like
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happy birthday.
Martin like that kind of shit or
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like dr.
King Camera lyrics now but it
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sounded almost exactly like
that.
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And I didn't, I haven't thought
about that in 15 years, but I
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didn't know.
I was a child.
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I was in school from the south
and I think they gave Martin
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Luther King Day off, as a way to
not have to do anything related
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to him.
Yeah.
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No, I think that's exactly it.
Yeah.
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So they were able to be like
look, we're being or being open
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because we're giving it as a
holiday, but that also means we
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don't have to Talk about it.
Yeah.
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So that's I think that was their
way around it.
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That's, that's true.
That's very true.
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Anyway, I just had that like,
sudden, high school or middle
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school flashback.
Lights Invasion of the Body
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Snatchers.
Yeah, shout out.
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There's a lot of other pop
culture references in this on
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top of all the clear references,
they do that.
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That's very common for that for
the show itself.
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I feel ya.
There are a few other parody
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episodes where they go like all
inheriting something but there's
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a lot of references.
The documentary parody is
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fabulous.
Regionals luck.
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Chevy.
They're all regionals
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I would want to wear the tree.
Regional semi semi regionals
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National lower zones.
This is forever.
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Okay, stop.
I just I have to stop this just
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because that's without a doubt,
one of my favorite lines.
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And I what we do now, this is
who you are.
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And the number of times Mandy or
I have said that in relation to
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anything is quite High.
Next time standing in line at
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the bank, this is who I am now.
Here we are.
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You know what?
I bet.
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I've heard someone say that
before and I just never realized
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it was from.
Yeah.
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You probably have.
Yeah like I wasn't thinking
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about my life, I've definitely
heard this and then like that's
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an interesting saying no it's
from this fucking show.
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Interesting, really?
Poignant way to phrase this
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situation that were in that we
hate to be in.
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Well, Done.
How clever of that person and
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now it now in retrospect was
like, what's that, dude?
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He stole fucking stole it from a
TV.
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Just like everything I say, but
a good TV show, at least one of
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my better TV changed.
I love people of differing,
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dance abilities, trying to
dance.
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Yeah.
Is Brenda an idiot?
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Like is that a thing?
Yeah, she's kind of an idiot.
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Yeah.
Susan.
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Yeah.
You know what, that actress gets
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all the points the world for
wearing that cap suit.
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That's that's Brave.
Also this dance.
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Yeah like, did she eat for a
month before this Singing my
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heart song.
I love the Trope of like
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everybody standing up for the
person that they all hate
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together, so that someone else
can everybody in the study study
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group.
Definitely says Britta.
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You're the worst.
Yeah, they say that quite a lot.
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do you think their Glee Club bus
has a wheelchair ramp and
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probably Dina's.
Dean.
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That's right.
Everyone.
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Christmas sucks.
I'm trying to make things
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lighter.
Only make some darker.
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I definitely thought they had
like a vending machine in their
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kitchen.
I mean it sounds like something
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try Nava.
Don't have?
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It's like a Doctor Who parody?
Yep.
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Yeah that runs throughout the
series.
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This apartment is so ugly.
The horrible.
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I mean, it's realistically.
What three college kids, like,
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going to the college would be
able to afford.
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Chevy Chase isn't even
lip-syncing.
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They were lucky if he showed up
to sit.
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Yeah, right.
Did he did?
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He almost killed a guy?
Yeah.
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Does that Pierce's dad?
Yes.
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Yeah.
Are there two chairs before?
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Yeah, that was just sitting in
the brown one.
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Look a family or the people you
choose.
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But but da-da-da-da-da a little
weird to have the Asian guy
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singing Chang.
It doesn't do, is it?
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Yeah, he's one of the teachers
there.
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Okay.
Yeah.
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The cat knocking down the wall.
Happy holidays and BC there.
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So that was that was our Glee
holiday episode.
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What did everybody think?
I think it's great.
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I have no context of how it fits
into the rest of the show or the
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season, but I don't feel like I
don't need it.
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Yeah.
Now the episode stands alone
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really well?
Yeah, I guess they I've said
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this before on.
Enough carcast but I feel
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community did the weird episodes
in ways that were like that
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worked within the context of the
show and how they framed the
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show way better than really did
with like random puppet episode
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community, did a puppet episode
and they also did a stop-motion
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claymation episode like and they
so I'm going to but they framed
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them all within the world.
Old that worked.
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I feel a lot better than even
though he had a haha it was
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like, I was a gas leak or
something.
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It's still just, it never really
felt like it fit seamlessly and
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my opinion.
It just kind of felt like we
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wanted to do this batshit idea
and it didn't really work.
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Are you saying that Glee wasn't
a perfect show?
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I mean, I may be saying
approaching that point of saying
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that I don't, I don't know how I
feel about that.
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I feel like it Thing Glee has
ever done.
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Was superb and without perfect.
Yeah.
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I mean fair.
I understand.
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But no well do shit.
No.
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I mean I also like that to make
an episode like this.
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They had to have watched Glee.
Oh yes.
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Like somebody on this staff has
seen a number of seasons of this
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show that takes balls.
I mean, as As you know, watching
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it, they had the background pop
up.
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Like I compel a pizzas in the
background, they had a piano
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player that looked like Brad and
their the set, you know, inside
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their study room which is where
they're usually filming or you
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know this it usually takes place
looks like the, the risers.
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Yeah, the songs even kind of had
that same.
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Questionable questionable fields
of them.
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Yeah, it's there was a lot and
there's a I feel like with the
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layers outside of just the
obvious.
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My favorite is always, did you
make a joke with me?
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We'll get there, we'll get
there.
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Thoughts comments at some point,
okay?
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But here's the problem.
I'm supposed to watch Community.
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I'm supposed to watch Parks and
Rec, I'm supposed to watch the
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good place.
Uh-huh.
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How am I supposed to do all that
when I am re-watching?
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All of Bake-Off four tabs open
at once I see your problem.
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I was supposed to prioritize,
new TV shows that I haven't seen
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before versus nine seasons of
Great.
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British Bake Off.
I mean, I'm not one to give
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advice there because I'm almost
exclusively re-watching things
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now.
Yeah, and that's also the
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masterclass episodes as well.
I got to have those in.
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See what?
It's like to love to watch those
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two old people like flirt, it's
great.
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What you need to do is forget
everything.
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Look up, MasterChef Australia.
That's your fault rally.
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Oh yeah.
If you want the movie, you've
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now just kept her for watching
anything.
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There's like 80 episodes of
season.
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Yeah, they go in hard, like, the
at single, like, what would be a
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single episode and like an
American Cooking Show is like
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five days there because God, you
get to know these people.
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Well, oh God, it's so good.
It's also like if you're going
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to do a Master Chef, I feel like
they do it really well.
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Also, the the actual master
chefs are really cool.
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There's no, no, but what about
Gordon Ramsay?
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He's not there.
So nice to everyone.
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You're not you're not helping
here.
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Yeah no no.
I was just going to say I'm an
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asshole anyway, it's a very good
episode of TV, plus ugly parody,
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so it winds on all counts.
I cried of course.
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I wasn't your average Korean
well, depending on how.
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Well, this, this episode went as
far as our taping and you guys
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listening we may or may not do
like a version of this for for
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Glee or something else.
Let us know as you guys are
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listening if this was easy to
follow along, if it wasn't, if
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you liked the format but he
really didn't like the format if
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you have a haiku Has limericks.
Thoughts and ideas general, you
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know, columns that you would
like to give us that those are
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all acceptable.
Yeah, really, really loved it.
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We can Rebrand as community on
the Rocks.
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Yeah, we can double down and go
into that and basically have two
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people that love the show and
one person who's never seen it
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and just go from there, watch it
right.
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By the time we got to season 6,
the attitude.
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Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
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It was just six seasons and a
movie, right?
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Yeah.
I would still watch the shit out
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of that movie though.
I would, I don't care if as long
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as they were able to get Donald
Glover and I would be, I would
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be there.
Yeah.
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Chevy Chase.
And, and I hate now prolonging
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this.
But Donald with obviously doing
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a lot of different things but
aside from that just about
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everybody in the cast loves the
show and that like I don't know
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but they all seem to really
enjoy each other and really
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enjoyed that.
Like so that if Dan Harmon
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somehow came into like a crab
set of money for this for this
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film and went to them to say.
So we're going to do it.
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I felt positive most of them
would be like okay let's we'll
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make this work and whatever you
know filming existing Cummings.
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Draw, Donald is the only one.
I think he liked it but I think
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he's also trying to do a lot of
things.
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Yes, out Maybe by the time it
happens.
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I'll have seen the show, maybe
maybe maybe that's what we'll
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do.
Now we'll be Glee on the rocks
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with side side there.
It's of community or just any
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other acts.
They can do that.
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I can't watch anymore TV.
Well, we don't want to break
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And welcome back to Glee on the
Rocks.
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I'm at I'm Emily and I'm Mandy.
This is a special Christmas
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holiday edition of Glee on the
Rocks where we are actually not
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going to watch Glee.
We are watching a holiday
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episode since it is the holiday
season and we are Quite at the
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Glee holiday episode yet.
So we decided to go Glee
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adjacent to this.
We are going to watch an episode
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from Community.
It is their season 3 episode 10
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holiday episode called Regional
holiday music.
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And just to give you a quick
synopsis on plot here, a choir
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director convinces, each member
of the study group to sing and
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dance for the holidays.
You You may see a slight tie in
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here to assisting exist doing a
TV show that we watch.
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Yes.
So we let's see.
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I actually Googled because I do
these things.
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It was an estimated three point
six million viewers who watched
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it this episode live to give you
a bit of comparison to Glee.
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This was at 3.6 million as
opposed to like 11 which was the
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last Glee episode.
So Numbers don't mean quality,
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that guy's just put that out.
So we're going, we're going to
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actually watch this live and
we're going to play this sort of
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like a and okay, stop.
So we're all watching this
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together and then one of us when
we want to say something will
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say okay stop.
We're going to pause it just so
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that you can hear, you know,
what we're saying.
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Because we do recommend that you
watch along or if Not at least
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have seen the episode listening
to this podcast without having
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any sort of context of what
we're talking about, will be
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confusing.
Speaking of not having any
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context as to what's happening.
This is the first Community
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episode I have ever seen.
So watching this cold was an
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experience, I still don't know
their names so mad.
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And then you're going to have to
take the reins on.
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Who, what when where and why
we've been trying to get.
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Watch this show for so long that
we saw an opportunity and we
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grabbed it.
I just watched so much other
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shit.
They were like, oh, make you
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watch a episode halfway through
season 3?
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Yes, we're going to do that.
Yeah, but the nice thing is you
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can do that and you're not to.
Yeah other than that you also
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had.
If you have also have not seen a
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community One, you need to to
you can also jump in and watch
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this while we do this this
podcast and you won't be
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completely lost.
I think we're pretty confident,
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that you'll understand what's
going on, at least as man,
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decided because it is a sitcom.
It is available to watch on
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Hulu.
Not sure if it is available on
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other streaming sites, you know
it's dinner net.
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I'm sure it's out there, you can
find it.
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Yeah, people got to Global
skills.
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It's cool.
All right.
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So any any other any other
things that we should?
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Give a heads up before, before
we jump into this.
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We have no idea how this is
going to go so happy holidays.
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Yeah, exactly.
Could be a lot of dead air, we
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don't know.
Yeah, that's sort of like a
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trial to see if we want to do
this with anything else.
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So we'll see hit it right Andy
man.
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He's our driver.
Yes, we are now playing
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Yeah.
This show like lanes and hard on
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the parodies for a lot of Media
stuff.
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Like they have their Doctor Who
won.
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That is just like ongoing.
Yeah, that was something that I
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needed like work with like,
Yeah, inspector SpaceTime is a.
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I was a running joke.
It's not even really a joke.
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It's just like abed's obsessed
with it.
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Okay.
Oh, I have a thing.
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Okay, stop.
So, I know this is how the set
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looks any way other than the
Christmas decorations.
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Like, I am assuming that they
gather in the cafeteria, in many
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episodes, but I just have some,
I just appreciated that, it's a
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heavy heavy handed Glee parody,
like the whole episode is just
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Glee parody after Glee parity
and they already get to start
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out in a cafeteria with like red
chairs, didn't have to redo
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their set, it's just right
there.
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For the pans and I think that's
fantastic.
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And I don't know is the theme
music, any different?
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Because it sounds like Pepe Glee
music or is that I know that
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it's Glee music?
It's definitely as close as they
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could get to play music without
like I'm guessing a legality
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issue of copyright issues.
The theme song is every time,
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but like, throughout the
episode, the background music
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is, it's Glee.
Okay?
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They also that the noises or
like the the Arkansas.
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Awesome.
Yeah, yeah.
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That's definitely not normal.
But yeah, there were definitely
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some things that would happen
where I couldn't necessarily
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tell if it was a joke or if it
was just a reference in the show
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that I didn't get because I
don't know if you noticed, it
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was probably a reference.
The, the cafeteria is like shows
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up in a few episodes and the
study room is where they're
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usually at.
So, this study room, but
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obviously, like, we'll get to in
a minute like they change the
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setup of that, a little bit.
Before we, before we continue, I
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do also want to make a note.
Surely makes a comment about
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about Troy being a Jehovah's
Witness.
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This is something that goes
through the entire series.
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Like, you know, that he's a
Jehovah's Witness.
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If it's a plot point in various
things for various reasons.
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Hey, does she like and
characterization belts and
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Carries continue house.
I have no idea what you're
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talking about various other
parts of the same with Abed and
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autism.
It's like a part of his
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character but they remember from
episode to episode.
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Yeah, it's not.
Talk about that.
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Be called out for a very special
episode.
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Right.
Exactly.
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All right.
We ready onwards, you guys.
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I also hate carolers.
I feel like they went up to Glee
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and the fact that this is
probably how people with relax
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sickly like right react.
I love it.
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That's a thing that they
actually did an actual Glee,
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Club was just like random
remixes and they just throw this
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in.
Okay, stop.
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That's 100% one of Emma's
pamphlets, right?
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Yeah.
Like there's very good at like
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attention to detail in a parody
episodes.
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That's what I loved about this
is that it was a parody but like
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they they got the shitty mashup,
right?
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Of like two genres that really
don't go together and people who
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shouldn't be singing a
particular genre who do it all
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the time and then like the
fucking pamphlet of all the ways
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to pull in pamphlet, Is the sky
showing up whoo-hoo.
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I know is important because I
know that after but I don't know
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what his role is here.
Other than Mall Cop, his role
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is, it's changed.
It's also a little bit of a
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running thing in the show that
the group of main characters are
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sometimes not the good guys in
the situations.
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That's kind of cool though.
Yeah, they're a little bit of a
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click and that that sometimes
works negatively.
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Yeah.
What a cheaper opening credit
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here.
Oh yeah.
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Chevy Chase.
It's cheap and I still love it.
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this close this close pierce the
running joke about regionals
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because like okay, stop it.
I cannot stress of a more
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appropriate parody of shoe.
Then this man accepted maybe he
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was creepier and and yeah
different version.
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They didn't go in that
direction.
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But, mr.
Rad.
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Yeah.
Wait a wait, a completely nail
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the mr.
Shue comparison.
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Even down to like sweater vests,
this one of us and and having
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like really dark undertones that
your Anchor.
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We live through people.
Hashtag spoiler.
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Brussels sprouts are amazing.
Hot take their.
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I also like Froyo.
Is this a real thing that they
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do glee club before not yet?
Yeah.
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Yeah.
Slow, walk through the hallway.
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Did we though?
After intense the show, Believe.
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Not this one.
I kind of love that they look
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like the Glee Club.
There.
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Perfectly proportioned like
diversity, diversity hires yeah.
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Doodoo and Mossad.
They didn't somehow higher Brad
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appear piano.
The premise of the show is that
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Jeff.
The main guy got caught out for
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practicing Law Without a degree
and came out of Community
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College.
Got it, okay.
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Herpes.
the first song is so on point,
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it really is only answering
questions wrong.
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And like the hand raised.
I'll understand every scene
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because they sing what they
mean?
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Everything's cooler when cameras
are spinning in a name.
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Sorry, I like that part.
Also sounds a little like Devon
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Hansen.
It does.
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I love this guy.
Looks like every like Christmas
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movie villain.
Like Merry Christmas.
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They do a special Christmas
episode every year or did and
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like the theme of all of them
was usually Abed trying to like
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bring people together.
Hmm.
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It gets a bit dark in some of
the episodes, but this is
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actually really light-hearted
one.
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I like, I was like, I talked
about, like, on some things.
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Yeah.
Look at the background in their
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photos.
You can see them in there.
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Also, this is the best song.
I mean, gleeg like would have
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given anything to have Donald
Glover.
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Let's be real.
Like yeah, we would not would
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not have known what to do with
Danny Glover.
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Let's be honest.
It's a so good, it really.
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It's a parody of Glee but it's
better than Glee at least as
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good as a Christmas episode of
Glee.
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But they actually have somebody
who can rap doing the rap songs.
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How about that?
Yeah.
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Well, auto-tune there.
This December would be the
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December of our December
December.
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My friends, we have sick
Christmas to survive, France.
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I will say this apartment set
makes me very uncomfortable.
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Just like so hideous, that I
can't idiot handle it.
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It's terrible.
There's a reason why she lives
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with them.
Yeah.
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I love this.
I love everything about this
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fake, Brad.
The Piano guy.
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Yeah.
The chairs on the risers.
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This is probably my least
favorite song and the episode
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coming up with the lyrics for
still so ridiculous that it's
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funny.
Just too bad.
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You can't like white him out.
It really is.
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Also, let's talk about his his
Generations, well-documented
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vanity, it's an exact thing that
actually exists.
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Yeah, it's like not a great song
but it's still better than a lot
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of shit.
Yeah.
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It's like so bad.
I enjoy it and everyone else
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clearly recognizes how bad it
is.
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Exactly. it's a I was probably a
lot of fun to perform though.
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Fucking baby boomers just
walk-in in.
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Yeah like you have them back.
Their Brad actually looks like
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Brad, he does.
there's also the looks like the
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actual choir of Keep Rachel.
I like that.
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They dressed her like Rachel.
Unless that's how she always
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dresses.
She never wears pants.
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Yeah.
So the sweater thing is
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something she does do, but okay,
she did, she did pull a pretty
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good, Rachel storming in there.
I like that line about the
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stakes, not actually being that
high.
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Yeah.
Seeker Danny Omega.
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Seen creep me out so much.
Oh, yeah, it's very creepy
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especially cuz she's like, honey
19, maybe 20 here.
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Are they a thing?
Um, we wish the show was very
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clear that like, they kind of
wanted to be a thing, but also
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they didn't quite get it
together.
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Okay.
Mostly, because the show was
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very light cognizant of the age
thing.
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Okay?
I mean, that's good.
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Yeah, because he's supposed to
be in his 40s or at least like
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late 30s and she's like an
actual I yeah.
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I don't understand how an actor
can do this without laughing.
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Be either like on either side
him sitting there or her.
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Like, it's just so ridiculous it
over the top.
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I don't think the show really
double down to her at least, a
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minute, the good up, the Good
Seasons on any particular
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pairing so much as they kind of
threw a little bit.
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Yeah, that in ways that made
sense.
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So if you like to do not only
Facts.
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I like how they never really
make Chevy sing.
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Yeah, thank God.
Shirley is a very religious
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woman, okay, which is a thing in
the shop.
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An African American woman on a
TV show is religious.
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Yeah, I know what.
I like that Inspire poster in
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the background though.
Love the song.
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That's right.
Separation of church and state
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kids.
Okay.
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Sup Did either of you in like
elementary school or middle
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school or whatever have like
Martin Luther King Day
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assemblies?
Now, I don't think, I don't
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think so because we had a Martin
Luther, we had Martin Luther
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King Day, assembly is, and there
was always this song that
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sounded almost like that,
because it was like, it was a
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happy birthday Martin Luther
King jr.
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Song, that was basically a dude
on a keyboard singing happy like
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happy birthday.
Martin like that kind of shit or
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like dr.
King Camera lyrics now but it
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sounded almost exactly like
that.
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And I didn't, I haven't thought
about that in 15 years, but I
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didn't know.
I was a child.
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I was in school from the south
and I think they gave Martin
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Luther King Day off, as a way to
not have to do anything related
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to him.
Yeah.
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No, I think that's exactly it.
Yeah.
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So they were able to be like
look, we're being or being open
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because we're giving it as a
holiday, but that also means we
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don't have to Talk about it.
Yeah.
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So that's I think that was their
way around it.
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That's, that's true.
That's very true.
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Anyway, I just had that like,
sudden, high school or middle
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school flashback.
Lights Invasion of the Body
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Snatchers.
Yeah, shout out.
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There's a lot of other pop
culture references in this on
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top of all the clear references,
they do that.
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That's very common for that for
the show itself.
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I feel ya.
There are a few other parody
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episodes where they go like all
inheriting something but there's
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a lot of references.
The documentary parody is
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fabulous.
Regionals luck.
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Chevy.
They're all regionals
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I would want to wear the tree.
Regional semi semi regionals
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National lower zones.
This is forever.
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Okay, stop.
I just I have to stop this just
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because that's without a doubt,
one of my favorite lines.
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And I what we do now, this is
who you are.
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And the number of times Mandy or
I have said that in relation to
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anything is quite High.
Next time standing in line at
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the bank, this is who I am now.
Here we are.
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You know what?
I bet.
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I've heard someone say that
before and I just never realized
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it was from.
Yeah.
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You probably have.
Yeah like I wasn't thinking
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about my life, I've definitely
heard this and then like that's
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an interesting saying no it's
from this fucking show.
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Interesting, really?
Poignant way to phrase this
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situation that were in that we
hate to be in.
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Well, Done.
How clever of that person and
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now it now in retrospect was
like, what's that, dude?
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He stole fucking stole it from a
TV.
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Just like everything I say, but
a good TV show, at least one of
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my better TV changed.
I love people of differing,
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dance abilities, trying to
dance.
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Yeah.
Is Brenda an idiot?
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Like is that a thing?
Yeah, she's kind of an idiot.
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Yeah.
Susan.
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Yeah.
You know what, that actress gets
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all the points the world for
wearing that cap suit.
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That's that's Brave.
Also this dance.
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Yeah like, did she eat for a
month before this Singing my
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heart song.
I love the Trope of like
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everybody standing up for the
person that they all hate
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together, so that someone else
can everybody in the study study
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group.
Definitely says Britta.
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You're the worst.
Yeah, they say that quite a lot.
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do you think their Glee Club bus
has a wheelchair ramp and
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probably Dina's.
Dean.
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That's right.
Everyone.
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Christmas sucks.
I'm trying to make things
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lighter.
Only make some darker.
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I definitely thought they had
like a vending machine in their
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kitchen.
I mean it sounds like something
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try Nava.
Don't have?
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It's like a Doctor Who parody?
Yep.
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Yeah that runs throughout the
series.
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This apartment is so ugly.
The horrible.
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I mean, it's realistically.
What three college kids, like,
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going to the college would be
able to afford.
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Chevy Chase isn't even
lip-syncing.
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They were lucky if he showed up
to sit.
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Yeah, right.
Did he did?
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He almost killed a guy?
Yeah.
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Does that Pierce's dad?
Yes.
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Yeah.
Are there two chairs before?
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Yeah, that was just sitting in
the brown one.
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Look a family or the people you
choose.
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But but da-da-da-da-da a little
weird to have the Asian guy
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singing Chang.
It doesn't do, is it?
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Yeah, he's one of the teachers
there.
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Okay.
Yeah.
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The cat knocking down the wall.
Happy holidays and BC there.
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So that was that was our Glee
holiday episode.
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What did everybody think?
I think it's great.
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I have no context of how it fits
into the rest of the show or the
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season, but I don't feel like I
don't need it.
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Yeah.
Now the episode stands alone
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really well?
Yeah, I guess they I've said
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this before on.
Enough carcast but I feel
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community did the weird episodes
in ways that were like that
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worked within the context of the
show and how they framed the
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show way better than really did
with like random puppet episode
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community, did a puppet episode
and they also did a stop-motion
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claymation episode like and they
so I'm going to but they framed
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them all within the world.
Old that worked.
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I feel a lot better than even
though he had a haha it was
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like, I was a gas leak or
something.
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It's still just, it never really
felt like it fit seamlessly and
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my opinion.
It just kind of felt like we
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wanted to do this batshit idea
and it didn't really work.
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Are you saying that Glee wasn't
a perfect show?
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I mean, I may be saying
approaching that point of saying
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that I don't, I don't know how I
feel about that.
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I feel like it Thing Glee has
ever done.
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Was superb and without perfect.
Yeah.
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I mean fair.
I understand.
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But no well do shit.
No.
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I mean I also like that to make
an episode like this.
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They had to have watched Glee.
Oh yes.
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Like somebody on this staff has
seen a number of seasons of this
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show that takes balls.
I mean, as As you know, watching
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it, they had the background pop
up.
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Like I compel a pizzas in the
background, they had a piano
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player that looked like Brad and
their the set, you know, inside
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their study room which is where
they're usually filming or you
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know this it usually takes place
looks like the, the risers.
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Yeah, the songs even kind of had
that same.
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Questionable questionable fields
of them.
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Yeah, it's there was a lot and
there's a I feel like with the
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layers outside of just the
obvious.
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My favorite is always, did you
make a joke with me?
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We'll get there, we'll get
there.
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Thoughts comments at some point,
okay?
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But here's the problem.
I'm supposed to watch Community.
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I'm supposed to watch Parks and
Rec, I'm supposed to watch the
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good place.
Uh-huh.
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How am I supposed to do all that
when I am re-watching?
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All of Bake-Off four tabs open
at once I see your problem.
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I was supposed to prioritize,
new TV shows that I haven't seen
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before versus nine seasons of
Great.
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British Bake Off.
I mean, I'm not one to give
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advice there because I'm almost
exclusively re-watching things
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now.
Yeah, and that's also the
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masterclass episodes as well.
I got to have those in.
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See what?
It's like to love to watch those
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two old people like flirt, it's
great.
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What you need to do is forget
everything.
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Look up, MasterChef Australia.
That's your fault rally.
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Oh yeah.
If you want the movie, you've
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now just kept her for watching
anything.
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There's like 80 episodes of
season.
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Yeah, they go in hard, like, the
at single, like, what would be a
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single episode and like an
American Cooking Show is like
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five days there because God, you
get to know these people.
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Well, oh God, it's so good.
It's also like if you're going
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to do a Master Chef, I feel like
they do it really well.
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Also, the the actual master
chefs are really cool.
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There's no, no, but what about
Gordon Ramsay?
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He's not there.
So nice to everyone.
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You're not you're not helping
here.
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Yeah no no.
I was just going to say I'm an
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asshole anyway, it's a very good
episode of TV, plus ugly parody,
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so it winds on all counts.
I cried of course.
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I wasn't your average Korean
well, depending on how.
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Well, this, this episode went as
far as our taping and you guys
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listening we may or may not do
like a version of this for for
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Glee or something else.
Let us know as you guys are
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listening if this was easy to
follow along, if it wasn't, if
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you liked the format but he
really didn't like the format if
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you have a haiku Has limericks.
Thoughts and ideas general, you
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know, columns that you would
like to give us that those are
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all acceptable.
Yeah, really, really loved it.
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We can Rebrand as community on
the Rocks.
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Yeah, we can double down and go
into that and basically have two
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people that love the show and
one person who's never seen it
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and just go from there, watch it
right.
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By the time we got to season 6,
the attitude.
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Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
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It was just six seasons and a
movie, right?
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Yeah.
I would still watch the shit out
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of that movie though.
I would, I don't care if as long
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as they were able to get Donald
Glover and I would be, I would
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be there.
Yeah.
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Chevy Chase.
And, and I hate now prolonging
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this.
But Donald with obviously doing
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a lot of different things but
aside from that just about
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everybody in the cast loves the
show and that like I don't know
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but they all seem to really
enjoy each other and really
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enjoyed that.
Like so that if Dan Harmon
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somehow came into like a crab
set of money for this for this
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film and went to them to say.
So we're going to do it.
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I felt positive most of them
would be like okay let's we'll
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make this work and whatever you
know filming existing Cummings.
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Draw, Donald is the only one.
I think he liked it but I think
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he's also trying to do a lot of
things.
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Yes, out Maybe by the time it
happens.
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I'll have seen the show, maybe
maybe maybe that's what we'll
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do.
Now we'll be Glee on the rocks
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with side side there.
It's of community or just any
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other acts.
They can do that.
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I can't watch anymore TV.
Well, we don't want to break
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Emily any further.
So with that I will say that's
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what you missed on community.
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