Jason Schreier
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8,218 appearances
29 recordings
6 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 17 Sep
Jason Schreier’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Exactly.
It's extremely funny.
Sometimes the show, over the course of the show, they will randomly switch actors for even sometimes key cast members or not key, but like, like peripheral cast members or characters.
No, no, I'm saying, I'm saying that, yeah, like peripheral characters who aren't background, but like have lines.
They will just randomly switch actors.
We'll get to that down the road.
But anyway, this is also the episode, in addition to Chris kind of worrying about his own arc and his fate and his place in the world, just kind of struggling with his own sort of depression.
This is also the episode where the crew hears that indictments are coming.
And there's this incredible scene at the wedding where like some of them are immediately fleeing and taking back their gifts because they might need cash.
And then they run and burn documents.
And even there, we get a great moment of Junior just being incompetent and Tony pulling the strings.
And Junior is like, oh, you guys see indictments under your pillows at night?
And Tony's like, well, my uncle is saying that maybe we should do some spring cleaning here.
Just fantastic stuff.
Yeah, she's more on the side in this season, and then later she becomes... It's nice, though.
This is always a show throughout.
It is a show about people not saying to each other what they're thinking, which is another thing that you didn't see a lot of on television back then.
On television, pre-Sopranos was a lot of just characters just always saying what they're thinking, not leaving anything to the imagination.
This is a show very much about reading between the lines.
Yep, yep, yep.
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