Anyone else seen that commercial for a Major Online Retailer, featuring a janitor turned singer that plays every damn break?
Just the opening notes of that once-iconic song now cause my ears to clench.
Full disclosure, I write this while tracking a delivery from said Online Retailer.
That's two shows in a row with themed/matching family clothes. How do these premium products ever compete with the same, but cheaper, (and just as tacky imo) silk-screened novelties at Walmart?
Apparently *were* married with twins, and he's the son of Founder/Sr Partner. Their conflict revolves around who wins the (s)pawns for Thanksgiving. I'm sure neither of these high-powered attorneys gives a f*** about anything more than sticking it to the other.
It's also tough to write for a large cast in a 22 minute script, giving everyone meaningful dialogue and roles while advancing a plot and sub-plot, especially when inn guests or other one-off characters are involved.
Poor Wally, getting called out every time he slips a blank card into the stack😁Unlike other errors Seth has pointed out, Wally seemed to take this one pretty seriously - trying to cut short the riff, then offering a solid "I'm sorry."
I'd consider that there are a whole bunch more interactions filmed and not used. I think the editors have made the conscious decision to highlight Noel's cringe moments and mischief while Alison gets a "kinder" edit.
IRL Philadelphia, there is a city-owned golf course being rebuilt in W. Philly - Cobbs Creek, not Girard Creek. Not really causing traffic problems, and I don't think they've had any utilities mishaps either.
I often wonder, after being on TV from 5-10, with whatever prep he needs for Way2, how much he has left in the tank for his "real" job, unless Politico is just his side hustle.