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Speaker 1: Hey everyone, As Sophia, welcome to this bonus episode of

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Speaker 1: Work in Progress, exclusively for our one dry plus listeners.

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Speaker 1: If you've been listening to Work in Progress for the

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Speaker 1: last few weeks, you know that I wanted my whip

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Speaker 1: smarties to get to know the other community I have

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Speaker 1: been spending all my time with, and that is my

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Speaker 1: Good Sam family. I've had the pleasure of working with

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Speaker 1: the amazing casting crew from my new CBS show Good

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Speaker 1: Sam for almost two years now. They really have become

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Speaker 1: some of my favorite people that I have ever worked with,

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Speaker 1: and it has been a gift to get to know them.

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Speaker 1: I'm so happy that you have been getting to know

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Speaker 1: them through our deeper conversations on the podcast too. But

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Speaker 1: today I thought it would be fun to do a

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Speaker 1: rapid fire round of questions with some of the cast

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Speaker 1: and crew so you can see their individual personalities and preferences,

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Speaker 1: from what their coffee order is to somewhere they want

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Speaker 1: to travel. Today's bonus episode. It's fast and fun. Thank

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Speaker 1: you for tuning in, and I won't keep you any longer.

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Speaker 1: Let's get to it. This is Miriam Carvel. I play

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Speaker 1: Nurse Donna Williams. My name is Davie Santos and I

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Speaker 1: played Dr Joey Costa. What's Up? This is Edwin Hodge

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Speaker 1: and I play Malcolm High. It's Omarm Scottie and I

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Speaker 1: Vivian Katz, I am Sky Marshall and I play Doctor

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Speaker 1: Lex Truly on the sand, Here we go on the

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Speaker 1: rapid fire questions. What is your favorite TV show that

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Speaker 1: you watched last? I May Destroy You and Hacks? I

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Speaker 1: has I think Hack two and Queen's Gambit before that

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Speaker 1: us definitely succession Succession. I love Mayor of Easton. I

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Speaker 1: And The Great is fantastic and lots of fun. Huzzah.

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Speaker 1: When would you say your most productive for me? It's

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Speaker 1: like eight am till um two is when I wish

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Speaker 1: What's your comfort meal? Tomato soup and chicken pop pie,

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Speaker 1: earth that you feel most at peace? A basketball court

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