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There's nothing quite as funny as a John Mulaney stream of consciousness ramble.

That was a great bit with Kate and America. Haven't seen The Last Repair Shop yet, but there was a lovely piece about it on one of the NPR programs this past week and it sounds wonderful.

I'm totally in love with Jon Batiste. That is all.

I love Michael Keaton.

I enjoyed the comment comparing Emma Stone's character to Senator Scary Mom.

The only other thread in this category.

I'll probably skip the red carpet, but I'll definitely be here for the main show.

I thought ScarJo was an inspired choice for the open, and she totally nailed it. That bit worked way better than it had any right to. Also loved WU with no "guests". Josh Brolin threw himself into everything and the whole cast seemed to be having fun. I didn't dislike the show - it was fine. Kinda like the season... fine.

Wow - Mrs. Jost as scary Senator Britt. Nicely done show.

I have 298 at the moment. I kept them in the office because I wasn't allowed to have them at home (!!). However, now Mr. ebk has no choice but to let them in. So there! I love the Mr. Met in the London phone booth!! But, it's in May and I try not to visit NYC in the spring and fall because the hotels are soooooo much more expensive. This year, we will be there in early April because there's a play I must see and it's only running through May, but usually we come up in dead summer and dead winter. If anyone wants to get me a Mr. Met in the phone booth, I'd be really happy 😄

I have not seen it. It's another show that doesn't really peak my interest. If someone gave me free tickets, I'd think about it, but there are other shows I'm more interested in. I'm looking forward to your thoughts about it.

I realize I should probably put this in the Chit-Chat or work related thread, but I feel the need to tell you all that I'm retiring at the end of the month and today, I started packing up the 'heads. My lord, they're dusty... This will take me the rest of the month and I'm dreading it. Not the retiring part, the packing part.

Chicago is fabulous!! I really enjoyed Shucked - hope you do, too! As for the others, I've seen them all (except Life of Pi which I have no interest in) and love them and could watch them over and over again - and did since they were all at my theatre at one time or another. I hope you enjoy whatever you decide to see from that list.

I do think it's funny that folks are pointing out that Kacey performed barefoot last night when it was a few years ago that she performed totally naked - except for boots. This time she remembered the clothes and forgot the shoes 😉

Um, thanks. I don't know who he is either. Off to the Google machine...

If only it had been Glen Campbell I might have know who he was... The show wasn't terrible. I did hate the opening and PDD did not work for me. And Heidi on WU was awful. But the rest wasn't terrible.

"Pills - easier to swallow than reality" I'm going to have a pillow made with that on it.

I must have my daily Noosa honey yogurt! I love the lemon and one day picked up the honey accidently (almost the same color container) and was sure it would be too sweet. However - it's not! It's the best!! Lately, it seems to be harder to find around here so I hope they're not discontinuing it. Still love the lemon, and the vanilla, and the peach. It's the best yogurt!!

It's in the body of the post linked about - Light-Path Forums.

There's a post about it in the Site Business forum in the Announcements thread.

Got the Broadway at the National email today. I may see Kimberly Akimbo and possibly Shucked (again-really liked it when we saw it last year). And then again, I may just stay home. We'll see. I've been enjoying the Broadway Center Stage series at the Kennedy Center. Not sure what's up for next season, although I guess it's still early for that since we still have 2 more shows from this season to see.

Thanks @Galileo908for watching so I don't have to. I definitely made the correct decision by continuing to watch Funny Girl on TCM.

On the upstairs landing at my house? 😄

I don't really know her work, but my friend who's going with us really wants to see the play, so we are keeping the tickets and seeing the play. I do love Liev, but I was really looking forward to Tyne. I'm sure it will still be worthwhile. We also have tickets to Uncle Vanya with a whole bunch of really great stage actors and Steve Carrell (I'm sure he'll be lovely). The real reason we're going during high-hotel-price season is to see the new Paula Vogel play with Jessica Lange. Quite looking forward to that!