Speaker 1: So you know, on our Sammy walk, Susan and I
Speaker 1: often throw questions at each other and then sometimes the
Speaker 1: questions are really fun and I bring them here and
Speaker 1: most of the time they're not. You don't hear them.
Speaker 1: But we had a good one the other day, just because,
Speaker 1: unlike most people in the world.
Speaker 2: The three of us are getting younger exactly.
Speaker 1: But if we were getting older and the world around
Speaker 1: us was changing, if you had the option to look
Speaker 1: back and bring one restaurant or store that has since
Speaker 1: closed from your youth back, what would it be? And
Speaker 1: I'll answer to give you guys a chance to think.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, because question yeah Blockbuster, oh boy, you do.
Speaker 4: That's so easy for you, you're.
Speaker 2: It was so easy for me.
Speaker 1: I want Blockbuster back. I miss walking through the aisles.
Speaker 1: I miss picking up videos, well they were videos at
Speaker 1: the time, now that then they became blue raisins and
Speaker 1: flipping them over and looking at the cover. I missed
Speaker 1: the whole action of the new movies came out on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: I get to go see what's out there. I get
Speaker 1: you know, it was a whole thing for me, and
Speaker 1: it was a ritual. So that was mine easy bar
Speaker 1: Nunn Susan. Apparently when she was growing up, there was
Speaker 1: a store near her where all they did was sell.
Speaker 2: Jeans, a whole store.
Speaker 4: And I was like, well different types, like not like
Speaker 4: a leaf ice, No.
Speaker 2: Apparently, all different types of jeans.
Speaker 1: And I was like, well were their shirts that She's like, Nope,
Speaker 1: it was a store full of jeens.
Speaker 2: It was like, okay, weird.
Speaker 1: So I'm asking you, is there something that you remember
Speaker 1: from your youth that you're like, I want that back,
Speaker 1: bringing you back absolutely actually weirdly enough, it came up
Speaker 1: this weekend.
Speaker 5: It was a horror convent.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 7: I was at a horror convention and reconnected with Eli Roth,
Speaker 7: who directed count Here, because were all there with the
Speaker 7: cast and we were talking about, you know, what we're
Speaker 7: up to or where we're living. And he's like, you know,
Speaker 7: I mentioned that I live in Highland Park and he goes,
Speaker 7: did you move to Highland Park? Just so you were
Speaker 7: hoping they would reopen Highland Grounds.
Speaker 2: I was like, how do you remember and he's like, I.
Speaker 7: Remember Highland Grounds. That was the best place in all
Speaker 7: of LA they had.
Speaker 5: I've talked about it on the show.
Speaker 7: I feel like, yeah, Highland and Melrose it's now changed
Speaker 7: to like it's been three different restaurants, but it'll never
Speaker 7: be what it was, which was coffee shop slash bar
Speaker 7: slash performance space with an outdoor area with fire pits.
Speaker 7: I would go at least once a week. I knew
Speaker 7: everybody that worked there. I knew the owner. He's the
Speaker 7: owner is a guy. He still owns Hugos. Yeah, Hugo's Tacos.
Speaker 5: And then Hugoes in the Valley is.
Speaker 7: A pretty good restaurant, but they don't serve what they
Speaker 7: had Highland Grounds, which was the Black Bean.
Speaker 5: It was my burger I.
Speaker 7: It was like, oh so it was like sour dough bread,
Speaker 7: some kind of pepper, and then black bean, like their
Speaker 7: homemade black bean patty. Oh god, it was so good guys,
Speaker 7: and they had their fries, their handcut fries.
Speaker 2: You used to do poetry there, Yeah.
Speaker 5: I did a couple of shows there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But it.
Speaker 7: Was also just you'd go anytime of day day, or
Speaker 7: if you went at night, it would be packed and
Speaker 7: there'd be live music or live poetry or something.
Speaker 5: And it was always cool and a cool like bar.
Speaker 7: Like space that you could be in as somebody who
Speaker 7: wasn't old enough to drink. It was like it was
Speaker 7: like the equivalent of going to a bar for me
Speaker 7: at seventeen or sixteen, because it would be like act,
Speaker 7: you know, people milling about and art everywhere and conversation.
Speaker 7: And then I would go during the in the mornings
Speaker 7: or during the day by myself and just sit and
Speaker 7: write on the outside outdoor area. I remember Tarantino apparently
Speaker 7: wrote like a couple of his scripts there, because apparently
Speaker 7: he writes like long hand, like or used to write
Speaker 7: his scripts by hand, and like I remember being out
Speaker 7: there and the Highland grounds like thing, and Tarantino's over
Speaker 7: in the corner writing.
Speaker 5: It was like it was just like the coolest spot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd like that.
Speaker 3: That place sounds good. Both of you guys had answers that.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, I really like that.
Speaker 3: I don't even like movies, you know how I feel
Speaker 3: about art in general.
Speaker 4: But I the idea of because one of the things.
Speaker 3: I don't love about movie watching is the fact that
Speaker 3: I have to look on my phone to figure something
Speaker 3: out what is there to watch. I like the idea,
Speaker 3: and I miss the blockbuster nights where you do go,
Speaker 3: we're gonna watch a movie tonight, and you walk into
Speaker 3: a place and you've got all the covers. I remember
Speaker 3: the VHS covers all lined up and you get to
Speaker 3: look at all of them and then pick oh, let's
Speaker 3: go over here. Let's say that you carry a few
Speaker 3: of them around with you. Then you narrow it down.
Speaker 3: I loved that. That that is very fun. And then
Speaker 3: hearing writer talk about Highland Grounds reminded me of my
Speaker 3: place when I was eighteen nineteen twenty twenty one and
Speaker 3: going out, was called the Coffee House and it was started.
Speaker 3: You remember the Coffee House.
Speaker 5: It's still I mean the place is still there. Now
Speaker 5: it's something else, but yeah.
Speaker 4: Something else, but the location is still there.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: And it was started by Brent Boldhouse, who was one
Speaker 3: of the most famous club promoters at the time, and
Speaker 3: he had been sober for a very long time. And
Speaker 3: one of the things that he remembers being hard for
Speaker 3: him about his sobriety is that people would always want
Speaker 3: to go to the clubs that were nearby, and then
Speaker 3: when the clubs would end, everyone would go to after
Speaker 3: parties and he's everything if you weren't going to go
Speaker 3: drink or do anything like that. He wanted a place
Speaker 3: that where you could go as a sober person and
Speaker 3: still have community and still hang out that bar vibe
Speaker 3: and so it had indoor outdoor space. They used to
Speaker 3: do some events there where people could do, you know,
Speaker 3: spoken words. If you wanted to see Leonardo DiCaprio playing
Speaker 3: backgam and that was a good spot to find him.
Speaker 4: And it was just a.
Speaker 3: Similar writer to hearing you talk about Highland Grounds. I
Speaker 3: knew everyone there. I felt at home there. They had
Speaker 3: great food. So they were also open during the day.
Speaker 3: It's not like you had to go there after you know,
Speaker 3: two am, but they were opened super late. They were
Speaker 3: open until you know, four or five o'clock in the
Speaker 3: morning for people who used to go to clubs and.
Speaker 4: Then want somewhere to go on the Sunset Strip.
Speaker 3: Right right on the Sunset Strip gives me like when
Speaker 3: I think back to it's like one of my warm,
Speaker 3: fuzzy places is is the coffee House.
Speaker 5: The space is still the same. Yeah, it's now it's
Speaker 5: just a bar with food.
Speaker 7: I mean it's actually not bad, it's but so it's
Speaker 7: much more of a bar traditional but the space still
Speaker 7: what they've redesigned. How they redesigned that space with the
Speaker 7: outdoor area it's still there. I just went there a
Speaker 7: couple of months ago after a friend's movie premiere.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like it's still.
Speaker 6: A cool space.
Speaker 4: Okay, good.
Speaker 2: I love how both of your places. Oh I was
Speaker 2: gonna say, I just left.
Speaker 1: How both your places are designed for socialization and mine
Speaker 1: is designed to stay by myself.
Speaker 5: So that's so accurate if you want to go.
Speaker 8: On record as saying, well, this is a question that
Speaker 8: I think about probably every forty to fifty minutes. Are
Speaker 8: you serious which Danielle, Oh yeah, Danielle knows that when
Speaker 8: we drive down the street, she can tell you what
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 4: Jensen's.
Speaker 3: One of Jensen's favorite things to do is when he
Speaker 3: has time, randomly get off on an exit ten to
Speaker 3: fifteen minutes away from our house and take Ventura just
Speaker 3: to comment on what's closed.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's a great way place they had to be that.
Speaker 4: Wow, look at that. That's out of business now. Huh, Yes,
Speaker 4: that was the same thing.
Speaker 1: Oh well, Jens and I are start carpooling. It'll be fine.
Speaker 1: We'll get to everywhere a half hour late, but it'll
Speaker 1: be great. I figured you were going to say rudies,
Speaker 1: because any.
Speaker 7: Ruby sadness is it sadness and regret or is it
Speaker 7: kind of joyful?
Speaker 8: Oh no, I'm just business reporting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no emotion attached to it at all. It's
Speaker 3: mostly just the way he said, the way he will
Speaker 3: let you know everyone who's died.
Speaker 4: That's how he does with businesses dead.
Speaker 1: That business dad, I will get I will get rip
Speaker 1: inserted name here from Jensen And then ten minutes later,
Speaker 1: Apple News announces the person's dead, just walking from from
Speaker 1: from a convalescent room to convent just holding people's hands.
Speaker 2: And that's like star and.
Speaker 5: Like it's like putting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's putting a mirror in front of him. Be like, Okay,
Speaker 2: Robert Deval's dead.
Speaker 8: Okay, I will say I will say this started as
Speaker 8: a bit with you guys, like obviously it was funny
Speaker 8: that I would do it. And I'm not going to
Speaker 8: say who the celebrities are, but Danielle can tell you
Speaker 8: that in the last two or three months, I have
Speaker 8: known about celebrity deaths before they publicly were announced, which
Speaker 8: is one.
Speaker 2: Of they even know they we're dead. I know in
Speaker 2: five minutes.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I just hope that when I die, he lets you
Speaker 3: guys know the same way Danielle.
Speaker 5: Alright, daniel Fisher, your world.
Speaker 4: Text, our friend, your wife. Yeah, it just happened, just happened.
Speaker 8: There no other place in the middle of the night
Speaker 8: when I wake up at two am from you know,
Speaker 8: the boys yelling our name or something where I can
Speaker 8: just lean over and write rest in peace. Robert Carodine.
Speaker 2: Oh that was a tough one. Revenge Nerds.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, God, it's so it's so much just like
Speaker 1: being and I see Gents's name, like somebody died.
Speaker 2: Here we go, who is it? Somebody died or we've
Speaker 2: got an ad read which.
Speaker 1: It's just a beor exactly either Robert duvallis died or
Speaker 1: we have a better health ad.
Speaker 4: Welcome to Pod meets World.
Speaker 2: I'm Danielle Fischel, I'm right or Strong, and I'm Wilfredell.
Speaker 3: There was absolutely no universe where the three of us
Speaker 3: could close out the Boy Meets World episode recaps without
Speaker 3: welcoming back, one of the only faces we saw through
Speaker 3: the shows in tire run, or at least a face
Speaker 3: we were always happy to see. He joined the show
Speaker 3: in season one, a childhood friend of Michael Jacobs, who
Speaker 3: had already made a career out of writing about TV
Speaker 3: and movies. Boy Meets World finally gave him the opportunity
Speaker 3: to start making some himself. Why don't you just move
Speaker 3: to la and try it out? Turned into seven seasons
Speaker 3: over eleven scripts, with his name on the cover, a
Speaker 3: producing title, and an eventual Emmy nomination for his work
Speaker 3: on Girl Meets World. It doesn't matter who we asked
Speaker 3: to do the podcast. If you worked behind the scenes
Speaker 3: on Boy Meets World and we mentioned Jeff Manel, you smile.
Speaker 3: This teddy bear not only contributed countless legendary moments to
Speaker 3: the show, including the quintessential and then there was sean episode,
Speaker 3: but he was also a crucial addition to the spirit
Speaker 3: and well being of the writer's room, and he continues
Speaker 3: to spearhead the camaraderie of the show even thirty years later.
Speaker 3: He's always a phone call away, not only to us,
Speaker 3: but to anyone who shares the IMDb credit of our
Speaker 3: cult classic TV GIF sitcom. I hate to think this
Speaker 3: term downgrades his importance to the creativity of the show,
Speaker 3: because he was vital to its heartbeat. But if Boy
Speaker 3: Meets World had a mascot, it's Jeff Manel. So to
Speaker 3: talk to us about the end of the show and
Speaker 3: hopefully answer some questions we have about season seven, a
Speaker 3: time when he wrote two episodes, the already recapped Angela's
Speaker 3: Men and the soon to be broken down The Provider.
Speaker 3: It's a rare lifer who worked on more Boy Meets
Speaker 3: World episodes than Wilfredell or Danielle Fischel. It's Jeff Manel.
Speaker 6: No, hey, guys, how you doing?
Speaker 2: How you doing? What are you doing?
Speaker 6: You guys look great?
Speaker 2: So do you are? You got that?
Speaker 1: The season three Boy Meets World framed behind you have
Speaker 1: got mine too?
Speaker 2: Very important?
Speaker 3: Cute?
Speaker 6: That's season three?
Speaker 2: Isn't that the one where Alex is with us?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 2: Wasn't didn't Alex Jewison season three?
Speaker 6: Yeah? It was only in one season one? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Season oh yeah, yeah, wow.
Speaker 6: I feel like he was there much longer than that.
Speaker 4: I know his presence was. It felt like he was
Speaker 4: there for longer. But no, he was.
Speaker 3: I think we've all decided he was definitely the most underutilized. Yeah, waste,
Speaker 3: wasted potential for a character on our show. We just
Speaker 3: didn't really know what to do with him.
Speaker 6: We brought him in to add a little cool factor,
Speaker 6: and we did. But maybe everyone else looked less cool
Speaker 6: because of him. I don't know.
Speaker 3: It is true that between him and Tony together they
Speaker 3: had like a real cool twenties guy vibe, you know.
Speaker 7: And there was like the one episode where they were
Speaker 7: double dating or whatever. It's like a story with just them.
Speaker 4: It's only one, yeah, one, and it was a good one.
Speaker 6: It was. He was a great guy. Hey, I still
Speaker 6: is a great guy.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, writer and Will. We all just actually saw
Speaker 3: him not that long ago. He came to one of
Speaker 3: my Dancing with the Stars episodes.
Speaker 2: Really, so yeah, it was.
Speaker 3: That was very sweet of him. He came and we
Speaker 3: got to spend some time with him. It was great
Speaker 3: to see him.
Speaker 6: You were amazing, by the way.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 6: I told you via.
Speaker 3: Email you always you always send me sweet, wonderful, supportive emails.
Speaker 7: I don't get yeah, my.
Speaker 2: God, I don't need anything. I got that one letter
Speaker 2: you sent me.
Speaker 1: That was a handwritten letter that just said, hey, Will,
Speaker 1: then you'd spit and then you just put it in
Speaker 1: the thing.
Speaker 2: And that was it. I I've been better with leaving
Speaker 2: my house.
Speaker 6: I know you.
Speaker 2: I know that's true.
Speaker 3: So Jeff, thank you so much for coming back on
Speaker 3: the podcast The Streets have been talking and they wanted
Speaker 3: to Menel visit before we wrapped up the show recaps.
Speaker 4: So here we are giving the people what they want.
Speaker 6: You could just replay my last visit.
Speaker 2: We're gonna let's talk about it.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 4: We always love seeing you. We actually we are due
Speaker 4: to have a lunch.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, okay, I mean you guys are busy.
Speaker 3: I'm busy now, but you know, not like you, So
Speaker 3: tell us about your busyness.
Speaker 4: Grandkids.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I have a granddaughter. They live with us. Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: so that's been an event and but it's yeah, I
Speaker 6: won't I won't go too long. Your wedding doesn't care
Speaker 6: about this. But it's great here every morning. She's so
Speaker 6: much fun. She's she's really.
Speaker 4: How old does she know?
Speaker 6: Eight months?
Speaker 1: Oh wow, so yeah, my my grandson's nine months, so
Speaker 1: they'd be besties.
Speaker 6: Oh man, yeah, right, that.
Speaker 2: Same Ageah right around there? Is she crawling yet?
Speaker 6: Uh? You know army crawling?
Speaker 1: Yes, he started that and then two days later he
Speaker 1: now you can't stop him.
Speaker 2: He's all over the place.
Speaker 6: She can get across the floor, but now she doesn't
Speaker 6: know how to use her knees yet.
Speaker 2: She's skittery, she's scarty climb up on.
Speaker 6: Me and she's yeah, she's very cute. It's it's uh n.
Speaker 6: It has elevated our lives, so it's.
Speaker 3: Nice, not so fun. I want to talk to you.
Speaker 3: What do you remember about season you have?
Speaker 2: Well, thanks for coming. We've been old, Jensten.
Speaker 6: I go, my memory isn't as sharp as it was
Speaker 6: the last time, and it wasn't that sharp. No, I
Speaker 6: mean I remember, you know. I mean we knew it
Speaker 6: was gonna be our last season. Yeah, I believe a
Speaker 6: couple of seasons prior to that we were worried that
Speaker 6: was gonna be our last season because we're sure Ben
Speaker 6: wanted to do it anymore. I think it was had
Speaker 6: a moment of thinking, I don't know, well, he was going.
Speaker 1: To college, he got into college, and then he deferred
Speaker 1: for a year for Stanford.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so he was going to leave season six.
Speaker 6: And and you know, he knew, and we all wanted
Speaker 6: to wrap it up, you know, in a in a
Speaker 6: nice way because a lot of shows don't get a
Speaker 6: chance to do that. So so, I mean, I think
Speaker 6: we knew early on. I think we knew probably in
Speaker 6: the season two, you guys are gonna get married Coreyan
Speaker 6: Panga and the show this season, you know, I mean
Speaker 6: there was a lot more serious. I just watched a
Speaker 6: bunch of episodes because I have not seen it in
Speaker 6: thirty years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and.
Speaker 6: The wedding one, I have to say, the winning one
Speaker 6: is just great. Yes, the yeah, you know Sean and
Speaker 6: Corey's fight. Will you know You're you're lying? You know,
Speaker 6: poor funny in that episode, that tense, serious moment. It
Speaker 6: was just that. That's great. That was great to see
Speaker 6: Willy up there. You know, I watched a lot of
Speaker 6: my watch and I go, boy, I don't remember any
Speaker 6: of that, but this one I I of course remember,
Speaker 6: and uh, but there were some of them that I go, oh,
Speaker 6: that's so serious, which is why we then did like
Speaker 6: Will in the Couch you want me to count? Yeah, right,
Speaker 6: And thank God for that, you know, because that one
Speaker 6: was I mean, that was ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, that's that.
Speaker 1: It was fun though, that was that was like a fun,
Speaker 1: kind of rompy episode. But you said that you knew,
Speaker 1: we all knew going in that it was going to
Speaker 1: be our last season, but we also only got picked
Speaker 1: up for thirteen, So was.
Speaker 6: That for the last season?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, originally were picked up for thirteen, and then
Speaker 1: we got picked up for our back nine, like calthway
Speaker 1: through the season?
Speaker 6: Is that, I believe you? Why would they only had
Speaker 6: this up for thirteen episodes for last season when we
Speaker 6: were doing so well.
Speaker 1: Because we thought we were done. Yeah, they said that
Speaker 1: we were only going to do thirteen. And then because
Speaker 1: Ryder and I started to do our our fake documentary
Speaker 1: for the party, and then we got picked up for
Speaker 1: our back nine, we got to put it on the
Speaker 1: kind of the back burner and we.
Speaker 2: Got to hold off for a while.
Speaker 1: So then I guess my next question is going to
Speaker 1: matter which was the last up of the very last
Speaker 1: episode of the season.
Speaker 2: Was that originally supposed to be episode thirteen?
Speaker 1: I guess was, Well, that's a good question.
Speaker 6: I'm assuming when do we get the bag nine order,
Speaker 6: because we would have moved everything up if we know that.
Speaker 6: I mean, because the wedding was what episode seven? I guess, right,
Speaker 6: so maybe I wonder if that was going to be
Speaker 6: the end. I mean that that would have been a
Speaker 6: pretty good finale if that was if that's what we
Speaker 6: had going. But yeah, well I feel bad you should
Speaker 6: be the guest today, will because I don't remember that
Speaker 6: at all. I believe you again, you know, I have
Speaker 6: no one I can really chill. I could check with
Speaker 6: Mike Glicoos, But yeah, I don't remember when we got
Speaker 6: the word for the back nine, but I'm glad we
Speaker 6: did because the money was great. But the finale, finale,
Speaker 6: the last two partner was you know, so necessary, and
Speaker 6: I thought perfect, especially you know last scene. I mean,
Speaker 6: oh yeah, we all got to see you guys say goodbye.
Speaker 6: I remember, you know, starting to cheer up a little
Speaker 6: bit at the memory of just watching you guys saying
Speaker 6: goodbye to Feeni and we're saying about the show. I mean,
Speaker 6: that's a big, big, big chunk of my life and
Speaker 6: obviously your guys life. So I'm glad ABC was smart
Speaker 6: enough to give us the full season.
Speaker 3: Yes, you had taken a really big risk moving out
Speaker 3: to Los Angeles and you know, hoping the show takes off,
Speaker 3: and then it does and then you know, seven seasons
Speaker 3: is obviously what showrunners and producers dream of.
Speaker 4: Were you still having fun at this point, Like, do.
Speaker 3: You remember every day going into the office and just
Speaker 3: even though you knew it was going to be the
Speaker 3: end and you were ready to wrap it up.
Speaker 4: Were you having fun every.
Speaker 6: Day, every day overall over once in a while. You know,
Speaker 6: the hours, I don't remember the hours so much, like
Speaker 6: like you know, growing twel our hours were horrible. Well,
Speaker 6: we would have a lot of late nights, but I
Speaker 6: don't remember ever working like on on weekends on Sundays.
Speaker 6: But we wait, we might have listen, Yeah, it was
Speaker 6: a lot, it was. We always had fun the writer's room.
Speaker 6: In the writer's room were the most fun. But also
Speaker 6: it can get really intense and when you're there late
Speaker 6: trying to fix the script that wasn't quite working or whatever,
Speaker 6: that's not so much fun. But the dynamic at the
Speaker 6: writer's table is there's someone's always being made fun of
Speaker 6: a horrible humiliating way. That's you know, I'm not gonna
Speaker 6: say it was mostly again me, but it was a
Speaker 6: pretty easy target. So that part was fun. And you know,
Speaker 6: I mean, these are some of my closest you know,
Speaker 6: that was my closest friend at the time, Michael and
Speaker 6: Tishlar and all these people and Barry. Yeah, you have
Speaker 6: to name everybody.
Speaker 3: You know, I know, the better name everyone is you
Speaker 3: don't want to get angry texts.
Speaker 6: I love them all. Patty, Laura Alis, Barbie and Erica. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it was it was.
Speaker 5: You got.
Speaker 6: You know, the crack and directing and Rusty directing and
Speaker 6: Jerry Levie that that season there was a lot of
Speaker 6: directors I think, you know, yeah, yeah, I think Kevin
Speaker 6: Tracy one which I was so happy about.
Speaker 2: Steve Steve as well, Steve.
Speaker 6: I think you know it was I think I think
Speaker 6: the season was like, all right, let's you know, spread
Speaker 6: the wealth. And yeah, there were some great episodes and
Speaker 6: there's you know, I did like the stylize one where
Speaker 6: you guys were talking about the wedding to we don't
Speaker 6: know you were talking to and at the end of
Speaker 6: review everybody, but what was that look?
Speaker 4: No, the I that I do in the episode?
Speaker 7: Remember that, Yeah, there was there was a scream.
Speaker 6: So it felt very satisfying, and you know, it did
Speaker 6: feel like it was time for the show and to
Speaker 6: be honest, you know what I mean, obviously what I've
Speaker 6: taken another season. Sure, I had nowhere else to go.
Speaker 6: You know, I liked the job. I loved you guys,
Speaker 6: and it was great. But it didn't feel like, oh man,
Speaker 6: they're pulling the plug on us. This was like they
Speaker 6: gave us the opportunity to do a great full season
Speaker 6: and it could not have ended better, I mean iconic, So.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I always feel like we weren't canceled, the
Speaker 2: show ended. Yeah, and those are two very different things
Speaker 2: in television.
Speaker 1: I were like, it got to so few shows, first
Speaker 1: of all, in the history of television get to go
Speaker 1: seven seasons and then to have an actual last episode
Speaker 1: where you get to say goodbye to the audience. That's
Speaker 1: really rarefied air in television. So yeah, that's something that
Speaker 1: was that I always look back.
Speaker 2: Is very special too.
Speaker 6: I can think of like five or six shows, mostly dramas,
Speaker 6: but a couple of comedies like a Marrittalin Worshow where
Speaker 6: the ending was it was just it was just perfect.
Speaker 6: It just really felt right for the audience in front.
Speaker 1: And it's big show too, it's Seinfeld cheers friends. I mean,
Speaker 1: these are the shows that got the actual chance to
Speaker 1: say goodbye to their audience, and it is something that's yeah,
Speaker 1: really special.
Speaker 6: You know, I won't tell the size, but there's one
Speaker 6: show when they got canceled. I think it was called
Speaker 6: something like A Married Dora. They were canceled and like
Speaker 6: in the first season, but they came in and they
Speaker 6: basically said on air, we've just been canceled, and I've
Speaker 6: seen that. Yeah, I thought that was really nice in
Speaker 6: the network to let them do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have them that worked since.
Speaker 3: But season six ends with a cliffhanger, will they or
Speaker 3: won't they get married? Do you remember was that a
Speaker 3: specific ploy to try.
Speaker 4: And get a season seven?
Speaker 3: Or was did you already know we had a season
Speaker 3: seven and we just wanted the audience to be in
Speaker 3: the cliffhanger.
Speaker 6: That's a good question. Was it a ploy? You know?
Speaker 6: It's funny. As far as I remember, I don't ever
Speaker 6: remember us being renewed more than one season at a time,
Speaker 6: never one. And I don't think it was ever a
Speaker 6: quick pickup, Okay, I mean after we were nervous. I
Speaker 6: felt a lot of times we were confident it was coming,
Speaker 6: but they would wait and wait, I guess to see
Speaker 6: if anything else was doing better, even though we were
Speaker 6: doing great. Was that a ploy? I think we just
Speaker 6: always liked to have sort of a bit of a cliffhanger,
Speaker 6: especially when we became more you know, the art was built,
Speaker 6: you know, we want you guys to be together to
Speaker 6: get married. So I think that was just a natural
Speaker 6: end for a season. I mean, it's a good way
Speaker 6: to end the season. I love you know, if people
Speaker 6: were thinking of coming back, they're going to come back,
Speaker 6: you know. And I also didn't remember, but I just
Speaker 6: rewatched that the one were maybe was the one before
Speaker 6: the wedding where you guys had Corey tipanga dot com
Speaker 6: and you guys talk to the audience. I forgot about that.
Speaker 6: That was great.
Speaker 3: Well, maybe now is a really good time to tell
Speaker 3: you we have purchased Corey into panga dot com.
Speaker 6: We yeah, I'm just going to try to go on
Speaker 6: and see what happened.
Speaker 3: It'll take you to pod meets World.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: When we got to the episode we saw Corey intopanga
Speaker 3: dot com, Jensen was like, what does that do?
Speaker 4: And it was available for sale.
Speaker 3: So Jensen reached reached out to him and got a price.
Speaker 4: And came back to us.
Speaker 3: We did a little negotiation and we are now the
Speaker 3: proud owners of coreyantopanga dot com.
Speaker 2: We should do that.
Speaker 6: Whole purpose of this podcast was to get that.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly what happened.
Speaker 6: When we went on back then, I mean.
Speaker 1: Straight hardcore pornography Okay, yeah, yeah, No, isn't that where
Speaker 1: supposedly the poll was about to vote, to vote on
Speaker 1: whether or not Coreyan to Pega should.
Speaker 2: Get married married. Yeah, and I think it was there.
Speaker 1: It was awhelmingly that we should, he should. And I
Speaker 1: think it was their wedding invitation too, right. It was
Speaker 1: like the invitation popped up and then you got to
Speaker 1: vote on whether or not.
Speaker 3: And it had cut it had all the details like
Speaker 3: accommodations and registry like it had It was like a
Speaker 3: full wedding website before wedding websites even existed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they just started, you know. So Yeah, I think
Speaker 6: when your show started is where I first got I
Speaker 6: remember getting aol.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, still have it, still have It's just us
Speaker 1: and my mom.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 1: So one of the things that we often talk about
Speaker 1: that we're seeing quite a bit. And I'm curious if
Speaker 1: this there was a reason for this, if there's any
Speaker 1: discussion about it. But season seven, essentially everybody's characters are
Speaker 1: different to Panga is not a hippie at all anymore.
Speaker 1: There's nothing hippiash about her. Ben is you know, kind
Speaker 1: of like playing an old Jewish man. Eric is out
Speaker 1: of his tree, So there's it seems kind of like
Speaker 1: the characters were a little bit thrown just to pasture
Speaker 1: and it was kind of let's just go have fun.
Speaker 1: Was that an actual discussion you remember having or was
Speaker 1: that just kind of what happened in season seven.
Speaker 6: I think that's kind of what happened. I think it
Speaker 6: had something to do with, uh, you guys, your maturity
Speaker 6: in human form. You know, you got a little old other,
Speaker 6: little more mature, the characters developed. There was a little
Speaker 6: more serious tone to the whole season, except for some
Speaker 6: silliness you thank god, but I mean, I know you
Speaker 6: didn't like being that dumb it's early in like season
Speaker 6: four or five, but having that element to rely on,
Speaker 6: like I mean, thank god for some best stories that
Speaker 6: were just so ridiculous, you know, Lucky Penny and jumping
Speaker 6: out of the picture and yeah, you know, and and
Speaker 6: but no, there was nothing. There was nothing like, hey,
Speaker 6: let's make them all different. Oh, there was none of that.
Speaker 6: It's also this is how you guys prefer I mean,
Speaker 6: you know, it's what you brought to the table. Was
Speaker 6: you you were a little more mature as performers and
Speaker 6: as actress, and your characters were so well developed. I
Speaker 6: think you can maybe go a little further than you
Speaker 6: used to. Also know it's the last season. Maybe it's
Speaker 6: just a natural thing, just right, you know, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: have fun.
Speaker 2: But I mean, was there ever any pushback?
Speaker 1: Did anybody in the room ever say, like Tipenga would
Speaker 1: never have a Southern Plantation wedding.
Speaker 6: I'm sure that was said, you know, I'm sure there's
Speaker 6: a Listen, there's always dissension and discussion. You know, Michael
Speaker 6: always wins, you know what I mean. Whatever it was,
Speaker 6: whatever happened on there meant that at some point Michael goes,
Speaker 6: this is what I want, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: or someone did talk into it and maybe he regretted
Speaker 6: it afterwards. But yeah, the Southern Plantations thing, I don't
Speaker 6: know what that was about. That was just to have
Speaker 6: ugly something stupid and that everyone will hate the dresses.
Speaker 6: But it's a little bit in wedding craziness time. So yeah,
Speaker 6: you know, you guys always asked me about the discussions
Speaker 6: we had. I don't remember many discussions. You know, I'm
Speaker 6: thinking about one most of the day honestly. And then
Speaker 6: to get to run through and what time are we
Speaker 6: if we ordered dinner, that means it's gonna be a
Speaker 6: horrible night. You know these.
Speaker 4: No did you okay?
Speaker 2: So then did you know during run through whether or
Speaker 2: not you'd be ordering dinner?
Speaker 6: Well, we would have a little side bet. A lot
Speaker 6: of times we would say, we're in great shape. I mean,
Speaker 6: you know, the network love that none of us are
Speaker 6: taking a lot of notes, even Michael's acting notes. You
Speaker 6: guys didn't take an hour. It was only half hour.
Speaker 6: So we'd go, we're in good shape. And then if
Speaker 6: we go up and he goes, all right, let's get
Speaker 6: let's see the menu as we were all going come,
Speaker 6: then we'd order something good and then the cuck you
Speaker 6: can tell, you know, and if Michael had something to do.
Speaker 6: Here's the one beauty, beautiful thing about season seven that
Speaker 6: the other writers are grateful to me and Barry and me,
Speaker 6: Michael and Barry and and Bob Tishler start playing tennis
Speaker 6: doubles tennis, and he would want to go during the week,
Speaker 6: and so in halfway good shape, we'd come back to
Speaker 6: do a half hour rewright, Oh, I love play tennis.
Speaker 6: The other writers kept saying, wow, look at the beautiful
Speaker 6: tennis weather out there, you know, And.
Speaker 5: That's why our characters were thrown out the window.
Speaker 2: Will the answer there is tennis.
Speaker 5: It was just like, do we need to figure out
Speaker 5: why this character is doing that.
Speaker 2: Let's go play a game the cloud.
Speaker 5: In the sky.
Speaker 2: Let's go dinner here, we could go play tennis.
Speaker 5: Got that.
Speaker 6: I lost a few pounds.
Speaker 4: For your health, your mental health, just.
Speaker 6: The show.
Speaker 4: The show was off.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Let's just go play some tennis.
Speaker 4: Final season. We have six brilliant seasons.
Speaker 7: I just see you guys all wearing like those little
Speaker 7: sweat bands on your and it's just like getting well,
Speaker 7: let's let's go.
Speaker 4: Oh I love tennis man now, Oh my god?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, well yeah, I didn't look too good, but
Speaker 6: you know, they it was fun.
Speaker 4: I bet you did. I love tennis manow wow, oh
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 3: Did you ever write a full length horror movie script?
Speaker 3: I feel like that would have been something you had
Speaker 3: your eyes set on every hiatus.
Speaker 6: Uh, well, thank you because the scream you mean the
Speaker 6: stream episode. Well, actually, before I came out to Wimby's World,
Speaker 6: I wrote a it was a serial killer movie that
Speaker 6: was really, really, really dark, and I said it to Michael.
Speaker 6: I was I was never trying to get a job
Speaker 6: on one of the shows. I just he was someone
Speaker 6: I knew in Hollywood and.
Speaker 4: Could give you constructive feedback.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but he but he that one. I remember he
Speaker 6: liked that one. But he tried to turn into a
Speaker 6: weird comedy and I said, no, no, this guy has
Speaker 6: to kill that baby.
Speaker 1: You know, it was very very dark killing the baby nice.
Speaker 6: Progression. But since then, I've written a couple of dark comedies,
Speaker 6: but nothing, nothing really hard. I know, it is funny
Speaker 6: that episode. I told you. I think I wrote it
Speaker 6: in the day. I pretend it took me two weeks.
Speaker 6: Michael got mad and he goes, how far are you
Speaker 6: I I'm almost done. He goes, will you better not be?
Speaker 6: I go, no, I'm kidding, haha. I was done that one.
Speaker 6: Just that was fun and easy to write. But we're
Speaker 6: not gonna talk about that one right now. I read another.
Speaker 6: I've been working ten years on one movie. Well knows
Speaker 6: what that's like. Writers, So I mean, I keep tweaking it,
Speaker 6: but nothing's going to happen. It's it's more for me
Speaker 6: at this point. Wow, I'm retired. I'm happy. I expect
Speaker 6: nothing to happen.
Speaker 4: Writer wants to read it, I do, what is it
Speaker 4: a comedy?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's dark coming. We'll talk off the off they.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 3: We could do a podcast live read. We could all
Speaker 3: take apart.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh god, we could.
Speaker 6: We could do it, you guys, I would be That
Speaker 6: would be kind of cool because you guys are real actress.
Speaker 6: But I told you the writers used to read the
Speaker 6: parts in the room and that I was horrible, except
Speaker 6: you know, Matt was a good actor.
Speaker 5: Mike, which part were you? Did you have a part?
Speaker 6: It was never the same. It's like, whoever the writer
Speaker 6: said they do the cast, you played this part? You know,
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You were Lily's Morgan, but not Lindsay's.
Speaker 6: It was whoever wasn't in the script that week. That's
Speaker 6: the right, but yeah, yeah, right, if you want to
Speaker 6: read it, yes, it's a takeoff and it's a wonderful life.
Speaker 6: I'll leave it at that.
Speaker 3: You mentioned killing a baby in the script, which.
Speaker 4: A question about the baby on our show.
Speaker 6: Until they brought up a fourth kid on the one
Speaker 6: of the episodes watching I forgot.
Speaker 2: Yes, so did we?
Speaker 3: Why did we spend so much of season six focused
Speaker 3: on the pregnancy, the baby, the birth, the emotions, the
Speaker 3: growing family, the changes, And then season seven it was
Speaker 3: like everyone was like, that was a terrible idea. Why
Speaker 3: do we throw a baby into the mix? Why is
Speaker 3: the baby just gone gone?
Speaker 6: Maybe I'm assuming the writers are begged to get okay,
Speaker 6: I mean it was very serious, you know, you know,
Speaker 6: I'm sure that was Michael. Michael. Michael has a lot
Speaker 6: of it, uh replicate life, you know, my kids, and
Speaker 6: they had an issue. Remember we had the baby was
Speaker 6: in ICU, right and y Yeah, Michael had that situation.
Speaker 6: So you know, I mean sometimes you also just maybe
Speaker 6: to come up with some new storylines and Amy and
Speaker 6: Betsy having a baby, maybe that's interesting. We probably thought
Speaker 6: that could be interesting, and it really wasn't.
Speaker 7: I also just think, you know, having a baby on set,
Speaker 7: you either have a doll, right, it looks so big
Speaker 7: and you're dealing with that, or you're dealing with really
Speaker 7: specific hours and you know on set, like you know.
Speaker 2: Regarding yeah, Eminem rattles all this kind of stuff.
Speaker 7: Although we just watch an episode where we did have
Speaker 7: another baby. Yes, the neighbor woman shows up with a
Speaker 7: baby and that was a real baby.
Speaker 5: And then Michael's kid came in. All of Michael's kids
Speaker 5: were in.
Speaker 1: The season's Yeah, that's why they all existed, so they yes,
Speaker 1: all of them.
Speaker 6: Well, who's got Danny? Danny wasn't I think he was
Speaker 6: too young or maybe Danny was in the final season, right,
Speaker 6: he came.
Speaker 3: Out, But uh, who plays the kid in the hallway
Speaker 3: who says I see dead people?
Speaker 5: That's Danny And then he also is Joshua.
Speaker 4: He's Joshua at the end at the end, which is very.
Speaker 7: Confusing for our viewers, I think, because they're like, why
Speaker 7: is the kid who is.
Speaker 5: Seeing dead people come back as the baby?
Speaker 2: B Why is the baby five a year?
Speaker 6: I don't know, you know, just be grateful we didn't
Speaker 6: focus on that and season seven because it didn't lead
Speaker 6: to a lot of comedy.
Speaker 3: You're right, having a baby is yeah, agreed, and you're right,
Speaker 3: it is funny. I didn't even think about the fact
Speaker 3: that like Michael wanting the Matthews family to have four
Speaker 3: kids because his family had four kids.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, then was Michael, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: So there's you know, it just it lent itself to
Speaker 6: some stories, I suppose. But I'm glad we got rid
Speaker 6: of the baby. Yeah, except for mentioning it, you know, correct.
Speaker 4: Four children?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were so happy and you mentioned him as well.
Speaker 3: To see Willie Garson in the wedding episode. We were
Speaker 3: wondering if you just had any fun stories or anecdotes
Speaker 3: about Willie or his relationship with Michael or you know.
Speaker 3: We we love him, and every time we've seen him
Speaker 3: on the show, it's been joyous to see so we
Speaker 3: we love Willie stories.
Speaker 6: I love Willie. Anytime I see him on anything, I
Speaker 6: just I always go, ah, will you know? Me and
Speaker 6: Matt saw him. We were at a Me and Matt
Speaker 6: went to see a movie and uh, all of a sudden,
Speaker 6: we see Willie and his son come out, and we
Speaker 6: just we just talked for about an hour, you know,
Speaker 6: I mean, just so Willie. It was just a great presence,
Speaker 6: you know. I mean, he was such a great character.
Speaker 6: He was not unlike the characters he played. He's just
Speaker 6: such a nice, lovable guy. I knew him. I think
Speaker 6: I told you this. It's weird. My my parents but
Speaker 6: his parents house in Jersey just before Willy was even born,
Speaker 6: So I knew his parents before WILLI was born. I
Speaker 6: didn't know Willie so much as a kid until he
Speaker 6: came out here. But but he's been friends with Michael forever,
Speaker 6: you know, and when he came out here and he
Speaker 6: had such a he had such a great career. Just
Speaker 6: it was so sad he was I didn't even know
Speaker 6: he was sick when when I got the word, Matt
Speaker 6: texted me, you know, Willie passed away. What we and
Speaker 6: we just seen him. I had no idea he was sick.
Speaker 6: So it's just this guy. I mean on Sex and
Speaker 6: the City and just so many other things.
Speaker 4: Uh, he was just great's special. He feels like a
Speaker 4: little bit of a good luck charm for Boy Meets World.
Speaker 6: You know, he was yeh mean, you loved having him
Speaker 6: on the show. And he directed an episode two I
Speaker 6: don't know a boy, but he did a girl.
Speaker 2: He did a girl. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And you know when he worked for Alan at
Speaker 6: the story, it was just he's just funny. He's just
Speaker 6: he's just and he would come up to the writer's
Speaker 6: room a lot because he was just so comfortable, you know,
Speaker 6: which is sort of saint or sank, you know, but
Speaker 6: Willie being in there was like, I don't know if
Speaker 6: you pitched, but he would just sit there and bring
Speaker 6: a good energy. So, yeah, I love the guy. Miss him.
Speaker 4: That's cool.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, at this point in season seven. You had seen
Speaker 3: many writers come and go. The core originals are even
Speaker 3: long gone, but manel remains. Was it like a prison yard?
Speaker 3: Did people have to bring you cigarettes to survive?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: Well, you know what what was what was the feeling
Speaker 3: like in the room?
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, I mean well some of us were there
Speaker 6: for a long time. Yeah yeah, I was there right
Speaker 6: from day one. But mostly, and you know this is
Speaker 6: gonna sound self deprecating, I just had no aspirations. I
Speaker 6: mean I never wanted to. I don't know if people did. Honestly,
Speaker 6: you know, when I came out of here, it always
Speaker 6: like to be a TV writer. I was just so
Speaker 6: happy to have the job. And every time we got
Speaker 6: picked up, you know, like you said, I fund every day. Now.
Speaker 6: There was a lot of misery and a lot of
Speaker 6: dysfunction and a lot of you know, just weird stuff
Speaker 6: that it will never be disclosed. But I coach you
Speaker 6: in the writers room. The writers know more about you
Speaker 6: than my wife does. Honestly. They know certain stories they
Speaker 6: would never get revealed to your your mates, just because
Speaker 6: that's the way it is. So new people came in
Speaker 6: and it was always kind of like, I wonder what
Speaker 6: this is gonna be like but it was never like
Speaker 6: we don't like that writer. It was people left mostly
Speaker 6: on their own accord. Occasionally some people just weren't brought back.
Speaker 6: But every year the writer's room was like this is
Speaker 6: a great right, you know, I'm like, this is a
Speaker 6: great writers I mean, obviously the original for me was
Speaker 6: I was so new and everyone was like so experienced,
Speaker 6: and I was just happy to have to be accepted.
Speaker 6: And the final writers room, I meant, you know, Matt
Speaker 6: was there a titslar I'm going to rename everyone. But
Speaker 6: that group was a great group and everyone they were
Speaker 6: all good writers, and we all we were all in
Speaker 6: a groove by that point. Everyone knew what to do
Speaker 6: with the characters, and we had dynamics and you know,
Speaker 6: you know, whenever we want to, you know, Mike, we
Speaker 6: had a role going and then Michael goes, I'm going
Speaker 6: to go take this call. We go, oh no, there
Speaker 6: goes all momentum. It was. There was all the you know,
Speaker 6: shared misery and joy and love and yeah, but there
Speaker 6: was a real probably more bonding on the final season,
Speaker 6: just because knowing well, this is really it, you know,
Speaker 6: and so I'm not going to see these people every
Speaker 6: day for a while, and it was a long while
Speaker 6: before I saw any of them.
Speaker 2: You know, I know, I know you loved everybody.
Speaker 1: But over the years, since you were there for the
Speaker 1: entire time, who was the writer you were satist to
Speaker 1: see leave?
Speaker 6: Oh that's a good question. Well, I mean obviously when
Speaker 6: my you know, I was close friends, you know, with
Speaker 6: Howard and Mark, you know, But I mean I knew
Speaker 6: they were. I knew they were going to leave at
Speaker 6: some point, just because they were. They were really they
Speaker 6: were on the train, right, We're doing well. This guy was,
Speaker 6: I guess maybe not brought back after it. And he
Speaker 6: was such a funny, interesting guy, and I really liked
Speaker 6: him and he he had he was an experienced writer.
Speaker 6: I forget what he had been on. He brought. He
Speaker 6: brought a really unique quirky did not fit in so
Speaker 6: well with the whole rest of the room, but for me,
Speaker 6: that was a charm, and he he was really so nice.
Speaker 6: We tried to make me vegetarian one day and I
Speaker 6: got sick.
Speaker 5: He got sick.
Speaker 6: To a vegetarian restaurant, me, him and Howard and I
Speaker 6: actually got sick. But anyway, vegetarian. I think we thought
Speaker 6: he was dressed up as a chicken because the people
Speaker 6: from Cuckaroo were coming to visit us because we ordered
Speaker 6: from them so much. The president of cuck Creo came
Speaker 6: Glenna's walking down behind us on the lot with a
Speaker 6: sign saying, you know, save chickens, and this outrage. We
Speaker 6: were sort of an awe. He had such nerve. Oh,
Speaker 6: this is another story. This is Glenn Burd's the story.
Speaker 6: So we're writing and we were just used to be
Speaker 6: in Bob Young's office this year for whatever we were
Speaker 6: writing Bob Young. We come back, we go out. I
Speaker 6: think we had lunch at the conversay. We come back
Speaker 6: and Glenn is in there and he just has like
Speaker 6: a girl sitting with him on the couch. Doesn't explain
Speaker 6: it like a he want a date to the writer's room.
Speaker 6: It was like no one knew what to do with it.
Speaker 1: He's pitching and we're all going, really she.
Speaker 6: Left for an hour, but he was that he was really.
Speaker 4: Did she say goodbye?
Speaker 3: I want to imagine, like did she go all right,
Speaker 3: guys by it was good.
Speaker 6: Which is bye? And we all look at Glenn. I
Speaker 6: don't think anyone really addressed when like what was that?
Speaker 6: He He was just really funny. So I feel bad
Speaker 6: and sad that that he was gone. I haven't really
Speaker 6: spoken to him since. But he was great.
Speaker 2: He was he only there for one season.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean obviously the chicken costume
Speaker 3: sealed the deal with Michael.
Speaker 4: Michael was like, how dare you.
Speaker 3: Ruined my chances with the president of Cuckaroo.
Speaker 6: Three times a week? Honestly?
Speaker 3: Oh, we know, we remember. Cuckaroo is forever boy meets
Speaker 3: world memory. For me, I hear they're bringing it back.
Speaker 6: Do they still exist?
Speaker 2: That no here for.
Speaker 4: A long time?
Speaker 2: Is it just in your dreams? Or where did you?
Speaker 6: Actually?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: I did? I heard, I don't.
Speaker 3: You don't have to prove it, Okay, I do, I do, Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm waiting for Jensen to tell me, because I know
Speaker 3: Jensen was one of the Jensen was one of the
Speaker 3: people I think who had read it. Actually, Jensen said,
Speaker 3: Glenn Mercer looks like he did two seasons.
Speaker 8: He did seasons two and three. He had two in
Speaker 8: season two and one in season three.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, late in season two and came, okay, that's.
Speaker 8: Right, and Cuckoo announced, get clucking.
Speaker 2: Ready, What the cluck? Does that mean?
Speaker 4: It's the year. So I'm I've been clucking ready this
Speaker 4: entire time.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be clucking pissed if this doesn't happen. Come on.
Speaker 5: Glenn Mercer wrote a book all about food. Food is Climbing.
Speaker 5: Yes so, and he's written like a health books. We
Speaker 5: should have him on our show.
Speaker 2: Already working on it.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I'm curious what his take on bolos, especially
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 4: Money, We will will, we will.
Speaker 1: Clucking ready though, that was a year ago, and all
Speaker 1: the comments are like, I've been waiting a year and
Speaker 1: now I'm crushed.
Speaker 2: When are you guys opening already? Any updates? So it's
Speaker 2: been it was twenty twenty four when they announced.
Speaker 5: I distinctly remember the flavor of cuckaroo.
Speaker 2: Oh, it was amazing.
Speaker 5: I can remember it like in a way that I
Speaker 5: don't think of other foods.
Speaker 4: Completely agree. I don't know what that is.
Speaker 3: I can taste it, and I'm not normally one of
Speaker 3: those people where like smells or tastes bring me back
Speaker 3: necessarily to a moment.
Speaker 4: I can taste it and it's it's spectacular.
Speaker 6: Yes, the rest of this podcast talking about food because.
Speaker 3: I have Are you hungry, Let's order, Let's get let's
Speaker 3: get dinner. Let's I know Jensen talked to you about
Speaker 3: this while prepping this show, and we wanted to know
Speaker 3: what the couch scene, the tag, what the couching was
Speaker 3: supposed to be, had we not all ruined it, and
Speaker 3: like us, you had no idea.
Speaker 6: I should have looked up the old script. I'm sure
Speaker 6: I have it somewhere, but obviously I knew we were.
Speaker 6: You know, well, that was the crazy episode with Eric, yeah,
Speaker 6: jumping out of the painting, and you know, it just
Speaker 6: kept building and building building. We had to do some
Speaker 6: I just assume it was going to be just to
Speaker 6: scare the hell out of those guys and them jumping
Speaker 6: off and and that was going to be it. But
Speaker 6: we'll having trouble getting off the couch.
Speaker 2: I think just led to I couldn't couldn' get my
Speaker 2: legs out. That's what everybody always asked me, Like what
Speaker 2: started it?
Speaker 1: And you see me just trying to get up and
Speaker 1: it was velcrode. Yes, So I'm like in this thing
Speaker 1: in the bottom half from like waist down his velcrode
Speaker 1: And I don't think we obviously didn't rehearse with it
Speaker 1: throughout the week.
Speaker 4: Can I also say something.
Speaker 3: Your arms are inside the couch, you can't lift, you
Speaker 3: can't use anything for leverage to.
Speaker 2: Help yourself up. That's all core strength and I got
Speaker 2: none of that.
Speaker 1: So it was like trying to kick my legs out
Speaker 1: and then as I'm trying to get up, I almost
Speaker 1: fall into everybody. You can see me like rider like
Speaker 1: takes a step back, and so because of that, then
Speaker 1: by the time I stood up, I was done.
Speaker 2: It was just getting up with such a chore getting
Speaker 2: through it.
Speaker 6: As you were getting off the count right was going
Speaker 6: to break right there, but then it came back, but
Speaker 6: then broke, and then I think there was So I
Speaker 6: don't think we ever got to whatever was originally en.
Speaker 5: Scene.
Speaker 1: Go.
Speaker 6: I don't think we did. I mean, I honestly that
Speaker 6: there's no way of knowing that, right. I just remember
Speaker 6: ever seeing what the finale was. I'll find the original
Speaker 6: Strip'll see what it was supposed.
Speaker 1: To well, And that was our question is do you
Speaker 1: think Michael would have let us leave without at least
Speaker 1: getting one take all the way through?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I say when was the decision made? You know what,
Speaker 3: this is better than any trying to piece because.
Speaker 6: You know, when you go to anything you know, let's
Speaker 6: see every take. And then of course probably was only
Speaker 6: one take without you guys laughing. That sucked. Probably, It's
Speaker 6: just I think it's the only show where we ever
Speaker 6: did outtakes.
Speaker 1: Yes, actually know there was one other with with with
Speaker 1: Michael Michael's kid.
Speaker 3: So yeah, in the Honeymoon is Over with Danny outtakes,
Speaker 3: the tag is outtakes of him saying I see dead
Speaker 3: people and then looking out and going I did it.
Speaker 6: I remember that you guys laughing out there. I was.
Speaker 6: I was just laughing because it was just it was
Speaker 6: just so much fun to see. I just love I
Speaker 6: love break with people up. I love we do too.
Speaker 4: It's so much fun.
Speaker 3: But do you remember it being fun on the night
Speaker 3: or was it was always tape day.
Speaker 6: I'm sure that was a pre tape day and.
Speaker 2: It was not. That was the audience wanted to leave.
Speaker 1: Trina, she had a flight and she was ready to go,
Speaker 1: and she was not happy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's the only one who doesn't laugh through the.
Speaker 2: Whole blowers because she's true.
Speaker 3: We had somewhere to go and a plane to catch,
Speaker 3: and she was like, guys, get it.
Speaker 5: Together, going to make it. Yeah, but then that.
Speaker 4: Pressure only made it harder for us.
Speaker 2: Oh good, exactly.
Speaker 6: Laugh of course you could laugh. I mean that was great.
Speaker 6: I love I love I love that. Now I don't remember.
Speaker 6: I'm sure we loved it. I don't care at that
Speaker 6: point on tape night, you're there until it's done, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that's I never once fell off, took forever. That's a
Speaker 6: fun night. The energy of the audience, and and and
Speaker 6: when you guys laughed the audience, that's just the greatest thing.
Speaker 6: So now I'm sure we loved every moment of except
Speaker 6: for Trina.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Trina was like, I need to get on this plane,
Speaker 3: please please, actual places to be exactly. Do you remember
Speaker 3: the season seven wrap party?
Speaker 6: I remember if I'm trying to remember where where was?
Speaker 6: Do you remember where it was? You remember where it was?
Speaker 4: I don't remember. Remember it Wasn't and Diamonds.
Speaker 2: No, that was season two.
Speaker 6: Okay, now I remember that one. Wait, let me think
Speaker 6: where the hell it was. I do remember we all
Speaker 6: took so many photos together and it was it was good.
Speaker 6: I don't I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Where it was rider and I showed our video so
Speaker 1: there was a giant video screen there. But I can't
Speaker 1: remember where, Like what the actual venue was.
Speaker 6: We went to something that was on Third Street Promenade,
Speaker 6: because I remember I went to see a movie before then.
Speaker 6: It was Goodwill Hunting. That's the fine. If Goodwill Hunting
Speaker 6: came out the here we wrapped. It was somewhere down there.
Speaker 2: You went to a movie right before the rap party?
Speaker 9: Yeah, awesome, But I think I think that might have
Speaker 9: been the final I feel like it would have been
Speaker 9: a big to do, right, I mean, yeah.
Speaker 4: That's why I don't know. I have zero memory of
Speaker 4: any aspect of it.
Speaker 1: So I remember pre party because I remember Rider and
Speaker 1: I specifically going to Barney's because there were two people
Speaker 1: who didn't spend a lot of money on clothes. So
Speaker 1: we went to Barney's and like, did it right? We
Speaker 1: each bought two Armani suits really and yeah we were
Speaker 1: like we styled it for the party. Oh yeah, like
Speaker 1: fly suits too. One of them was so math rid
Speaker 1: and I think I threw it away last year.
Speaker 6: And it was.
Speaker 1: There you go, So I remember that, and I remember
Speaker 1: us showing our video there, but I don't remember that
Speaker 1: where we went.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know what I could find out, but I
Speaker 6: don't remember.
Speaker 1: There was a big outdoor driveway thing going up to
Speaker 1: it because Michael then open the trunk of his car
Speaker 1: at the end.
Speaker 2: And had watches for everybody.
Speaker 1: Oh and I remember me had he enlisted me to
Speaker 1: help hand out and they were like he opened the
Speaker 1: back of his car and they were he had like
Speaker 1: one hundred watches or whatever it was.
Speaker 6: Did you charge you? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were very nice. I still have mine, of course,
Speaker 2: I still.
Speaker 6: Have mine too. I haven't born in thirty years with
Speaker 6: me either. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, and it has for a good time. Michael on
Speaker 1: the back and he was so I remember handing up.
Speaker 1: So I don't think it was the promenade because his
Speaker 1: car was parked like right.
Speaker 2: In front of the venue, right.
Speaker 6: But I will go back to you.
Speaker 5: I know there was one year where we did it
Speaker 5: at an arcade.
Speaker 7: We had a wrap party at like uh we did
Speaker 7: one of the Yeah, it was like one of those
Speaker 7: places that has like go karts and an arcade and
Speaker 7: batting cages.
Speaker 5: It was one of those places in.
Speaker 3: The valley castle not magic.
Speaker 1: It's a camel is that the one that's on yeah
Speaker 1: center or whatever, there's a castle and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: I remember one. I hope this was the rap party.
Speaker 6: This was either rap party or a Christmas party? Was
Speaker 6: at like Hollywood Billiards?
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 3: We have pictures of Adam Scott at the Adam Billiard's party.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Like the case of hiccups that wouldn't go away, I
Speaker 6: had to go to the R so I missed.
Speaker 4: That from the hiccups.
Speaker 6: What it was a twenty four hour in case of
Speaker 6: the hiccups to just go away?
Speaker 4: Did you eat vegetarian food?
Speaker 2: That's what it was?
Speaker 6: No meat? I don't know what it was murder. I
Speaker 6: went to the R and I just kept hiccup. It
Speaker 6: gave me a shot of thoro zine which cured it immediately,
Speaker 6: and then I went home and they started up again.
Speaker 6: So I missed that part. Oh God, anyway, sorry shout
Speaker 6: for that size stuck.
Speaker 2: So many questions.
Speaker 10: I have so many questions Eric storyline, this does sound
Speaker 10: like an air, so many questions. I couldn't make it
Speaker 10: to the Cory to peg his wedding because of hiccups.
Speaker 1: Didn't go away at the Thorsen and then it started
Speaker 1: and when you got home.
Speaker 6: Soon as I got home, they started started. It stopped immediately.
Speaker 6: Is like antipsychotic. The nurse goes, we don't know why
Speaker 6: this works, but it does, and she goes, it's gonna hurt,
Speaker 6: and it did. But it stopped immediately. I went home,
Speaker 6: and as soon as I got home, they start up again.
Speaker 6: But I slept. It's all rights. Wow, I know that's
Speaker 6: what Okay, No.
Speaker 4: That's that's that's one of the greatest inspective.
Speaker 5: Cuckaroo.
Speaker 7: Actually that's why for.
Speaker 5: The last.
Speaker 2: You got the cluck.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: This is a question that I think is you're the
Speaker 3: first person we're asking of this, and I am excited
Speaker 3: for your answer. If you had told out the behind
Speaker 3: the scenes Mount Rushmore for Boy Meets World, whose heads
Speaker 3: do you put on it?
Speaker 6: Oh? Come on, I'm not doing that.
Speaker 3: Come on, Michael Jacobs, Michael, Michael Jacobs, the cast.
Speaker 6: No, not the face, thank you? No, not us a man, Well,
Speaker 6: of course, Michael Jacobs.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 6: Well it's gonna I mean, it's gonna sound like you know,
Speaker 6: I don't want to be more of it, but you know,
Speaker 6: put Arlen raising because she was, you know, the very
Speaker 6: first producer got us going.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Oh man, Ray Colecord, you know the music I mean,
Speaker 6: and now you're gonna make me want to put Willie
Speaker 6: up there too, because it's just great homage that, you know.
Speaker 6: But I mean there's so many people behind the scenes,
Speaker 6: you know. I mean I love all our camera you know,
Speaker 6: Ray Lou, I love all our camera guys. And yeah,
Speaker 6: but but Karen McCain was such a great p U.
Speaker 6: We had russelled. You know, can we can we do
Speaker 6: two mount Rushmorts because there's so many people, uh you know,
Speaker 6: I mean I'll be a mockery and say all the
Speaker 6: craft service people.
Speaker 2: I mean that was Hayfer would have to be up there.
Speaker 6: I think, of course Hayfer. I mean, you know, uh,
Speaker 6: you know Ded. I mean, there's just good Russ I
Speaker 6: mean because Russell was in front of the camera, who's
Speaker 6: also behind the scenes. But that was a little bit
Speaker 6: more I guess on Groomy's world. But yeah, howbout we
Speaker 6: just put four of Michael's making Michael and his kids.
Speaker 6: That'll make him for.
Speaker 2: That's a great answer. You still talk to Michael, right,
Speaker 2: you still talk to Michael.
Speaker 1: He has he listened to you on our show and
Speaker 1: has he come at you with any like no, no, no,
Speaker 1: this is what actually happened.
Speaker 2: That next time you go on and talk to him
Speaker 2: about this.
Speaker 6: He turned he's hurted me on the show, and I
Speaker 6: think he was pretty happy with that. And I don't
Speaker 6: think he said I said anything wrong historically, because honestly,
Speaker 6: I think, you know, what if I said if I
Speaker 6: don't know something, I don't pretend if my memory is
Speaker 6: not you know, I don't have the Bloodman memory or
Speaker 6: Michael memory of everything. I remember, you know a lot
Speaker 6: of great moments. But yeah, I don't think you said
Speaker 6: you know, you know you're an idiot that no notes?
Speaker 2: You got no notes.
Speaker 4: It's impressive.
Speaker 6: That's impressive, I know, I think, which is good because
Speaker 6: that's rare. I get nervous on these things, as.
Speaker 4: You know, I know, and you're so good. You're so
Speaker 4: so good.
Speaker 3: Maybe not a mount Rushmore name, but can you think
Speaker 3: of any unsung heroes like you mentioned ray Leu, which
Speaker 3: we've talked about our camera guys, but like someone like that,
Speaker 3: We have never interviewed one of our camera people. We
Speaker 3: tried Brian Mackenzie, I who is was one of our
Speaker 3: I think Season one camera operators who I work a
Speaker 3: lot with now as a director. But that's great, even
Speaker 3: you mentioning Glenn Mercer like that's you know, are there
Speaker 3: any other names that we haven't shined a light on
Speaker 3: yet that you think we should someone an unsung hero
Speaker 3: from the BTS of Boy Meets World.
Speaker 6: Well, that's that's a good question. There's just so many people.
Speaker 6: I know Carlos would have. First of all, Carlos is interesting.
Speaker 6: You know, he was I think he started as McCracken's assistant.
Speaker 6: I mean, so he really he's been on all different
Speaker 6: sides and they wrote like a freelance episode and they
Speaker 6: came in the room. Carlos is a real character, but
Speaker 6: he's he's the coolest dude. But when I first started there,
Speaker 6: I was a little afraid of it because he had
Speaker 6: he was like so confident, like you know, he was
Speaker 6: so sick of writers. But he was really so when
Speaker 6: you won Carlos over, you felt like you were in.
Speaker 6: He was there from the beginning. Yeah, in different in
Speaker 6: different capacities. Uh, you know, there's just a lot of
Speaker 6: a lot of people. Everybody that came through you you
Speaker 6: know another there's another who passed away. But Judy tole
Speaker 6: she was fun.
Speaker 2: And you know, what was your favorite season of the show.
Speaker 6: That's a great question. I mean probably the first just
Speaker 6: because it was my first TV writing job. I couldn't.
Speaker 6: I never lost the thrill the whole season, even even
Speaker 6: with horrible moments and getting yelled at and having scripts
Speaker 6: thrown out and this and that. The novelty for me
Speaker 6: growing up loving TV and movies so much. Being on
Speaker 6: the sound stage where Mary Poppins was shot, Yeah, sharing
Speaker 6: an office with Jeff Sherman whose father and uncle Sherman brothers.
Speaker 6: I mean, I was like throwing into this world and
Speaker 6: just being on the Disney lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was a magic.
Speaker 6: It really, it was. It was. It was unbelievably magical
Speaker 6: for me, you know, with William Daniels, who you know,
Speaker 6: I can't believe I'm even talking to that guy. So
Speaker 6: that that was as far as fun goes, as far
Speaker 6: as quality goes, I don't I have picked one season.
Speaker 6: There's certainly episodes that you know, we had great fun,
Speaker 6: you know, like you know, Corey Wolf, you know, and
Speaker 6: stuff like that, and that's a bloom and a bus
Speaker 6: ganting episode, and you know, and the final two and
Speaker 6: the last season and just you know, I happened to
Speaker 6: my name is on this one. But I love when
Speaker 6: Eric was the weather man, you know, that was y
Speaker 6: just like There's just a lot of great moments every
Speaker 6: every season. There was never like a season I go,
Speaker 6: I know, you guys, I think someone said, oh, this
Speaker 6: is when the show went off the rails, but I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't have that feeling. Sometimes it got more serious
Speaker 6: than it used to be. But I think John Strauss
Speaker 6: called me in season four, so when did the show
Speaker 6: become a drama? I go, I don't know. That had
Speaker 6: been the ICU stuff. But every season just holds a
Speaker 6: special place, you know, my heart. Even though I don't
Speaker 6: remember a lot, I remember just loving it. But yeah,
Speaker 6: the first season was so novel. Nothing could ever capture
Speaker 6: that for me again.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, One last question I want to ask you before
Speaker 3: we say goodbye. What are some fun movies or just
Speaker 3: great movie recommendations that you have for us right now?
Speaker 4: What do you think are so yeah, yeah, what do
Speaker 4: you think are some? I mean they could be older
Speaker 4: movies too.
Speaker 3: Just why don't you give me some movie recommendations that
Speaker 3: you think we should see?
Speaker 6: Well? I mean, you know I love movies. I mean
Speaker 6: my favorite movie of all time is Raging Bull.
Speaker 4: Yep, there it is right behind you.
Speaker 2: Funny movie.
Speaker 6: Hey, we just watched song Sung Blue. I don't know if
Speaker 6: you saw that.
Speaker 4: No, that's Kate Hudson.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was so good. Okay, that story is amazing,
Speaker 6: She's amazing. You know, I've seen some I think I've
Speaker 6: seen every movie now I'm missing too that were nominated
Speaker 6: this year, Love Party, Supreme. But I mean, if you
Speaker 6: want me to go all timing, you know, I'm gonna
Speaker 6: tell you The Godfather and Meet Yeah, yeah, Goodfellas in
Speaker 6: the We saw what's that one with Rachel mccanas right now? Oh,
Speaker 6: send help. See that's a brutal. It's not fair. It's
Speaker 6: pretty much fun. You know. I try to see everything.
Speaker 3: So maybe what about some less known movies like something
Speaker 3: you think people didn't get enough shine?
Speaker 5: Underrated?
Speaker 6: Oh, from the past, yeah.
Speaker 4: Or recent?
Speaker 3: Just any movies you think were like, you know, more
Speaker 3: people should have seen this.
Speaker 4: And they didn't.
Speaker 6: All right, Well here's one. It's called The Life of
Speaker 6: Chuck with Tom Hitdleston and an actor whose name I
Speaker 6: can't pronounce. I came. It's a really beautiful film. I saw,
Speaker 6: actually saw it on a plane. I had heard of it.
Speaker 6: It didn't it wasn't in the theaters long. I think it's
Speaker 6: a beautiful movie. It's based on a Stephen King short
Speaker 6: story and I can't describe it because I don't want
Speaker 6: to ruin it for you. But it's sort of told
Speaker 6: in three different time segments and it's just a sort
Speaker 6: of It really captures a lot of elements of movies
Speaker 6: movie them that I love. He is great in it.
Speaker 6: But that's why I say the Life of Chuck. If
Speaker 6: you look it up, you'll go, oh, I may have
Speaker 6: heard of this one Ryder, you know.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen it, but I've never heard of it,
Speaker 5: but I haven't seen it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I thought that was beautiful.
Speaker 4: Have you seen Nirvana the band?
Speaker 1: The show?
Speaker 6: Not yet? What is that? What is that?
Speaker 5: Just go just see it?
Speaker 2: Just yeah, yeah, just got It's.
Speaker 6: On my list. I have make a list every week
Speaker 6: of what movies I want to see. That's that's big
Speaker 6: up there, but okay, you.
Speaker 4: See it, go see it.
Speaker 3: And it's it's also a Little Boy meets World inspired
Speaker 3: so inspired inspired by.
Speaker 2: Eric Oh for real?
Speaker 4: Yeah, for real.
Speaker 6: It?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Did you see sentimental value? That's also for a beautiful,
Speaker 6: beautiful movie with Stella's stars Guard and el Fanning. And
Speaker 6: there's one Norwegian actress who I'm in love with. I
Speaker 6: don't know her name, but beautiful beautiful movie Runaway Train,
Speaker 6: Train Dreams, Train dre so beautiful. Was that beautiful?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Yeah, it's one of my favorite.
Speaker 2: Actually, that that is incredible.
Speaker 5: I've read it like four times. You can't trick make
Speaker 5: this into a movie. And then I saw the movie.
Speaker 5: I was like, oh my god, you did.
Speaker 4: They did it so every.
Speaker 6: Shot of it, it's just it's it's a cinematographers should study.
Speaker 2: We're so different.
Speaker 1: I had a chance to watch a movie the other
Speaker 1: night and I watched Under Siege two with student Off.
Speaker 1: I saw that, so that for like the first time,
Speaker 1: by the way, was great, first unwatchable.
Speaker 6: And watched time. You find out he's such an unlikable
Speaker 6: guy in life.
Speaker 2: He's an awful person.
Speaker 6: But you can't run.
Speaker 2: You seen the movie, Oh yeah, it's great.
Speaker 6: It's phenomenal.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Jeff, we love you so much. We are so
Speaker 3: happy that the podcast has given people an opportunity to
Speaker 3: get to know you a little bit the.
Speaker 4: Way we know you.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: And on our route Mount Rushmore, Jeff Manel.
Speaker 5: Is there well in a black T shirt.
Speaker 7: I hope, Michael, it's just Jeff Manell and Michaels kids.
Speaker 3: It's cuckoo Jeff and Michael skids hickups and Michaels kidds.
Speaker 6: That's all right, I'll be email you guys will get together. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I believe that script if you really want to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sure, and if you could, if you could, honestly,
Speaker 1: if you could find the script where at the end,
Speaker 1: we'd love to see how the scene was supposed.
Speaker 4: To We would love to know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'd like to post that for people to see
Speaker 1: what how the scene was supposed to go, because we
Speaker 1: don't remember at all.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's the name of that episode? I'll look it up.
Speaker 4: That Angela's men came to visit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh yeah, I have that somewhere. Okay, I'll find it.
Speaker 6: I'll find it.
Speaker 1: Perfect cooling it, bring it to you, Okay, thank you.
Speaker 4: By he's just the greatest.
Speaker 1: I get inklings of what it must be like with
Speaker 1: him in the writer's room because it's probably like, you know,
Speaker 1: he's throwing out some good jokes and fun and then
Speaker 1: he'll just go off on a tangent about something that
Speaker 1: is just and then it's like, well that has to
Speaker 1: be a story.
Speaker 2: Ye understand.
Speaker 3: How was Eric being having the hiccups for twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: Not a story that's so funny, Got yeah.
Speaker 4: I was dying so funny.
Speaker 3: Oh well, thank you all for joining us for this
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