Lauren Graham

No, no, because the sort of premise of the show is what a bad job they're doing at taking over the office. And I tend to be playing irritable at them, which I hardly ever did with Rory because she was such an A student. No, it's been really fun to just do something that feels different.

There are. We consulted with actual young advertising people, and obviously it is making fun of all of us, so it's not being overly critical of anyone because it's overly critical of everyone. It's fun because of the show, I've heard even worse stories. I have a friend whose young employee called in sick because his eyes were baggy. He had under-eye bags.

There are. We consulted with actual young advertising people, and obviously it is making fun of all of us, so it's not being overly critical of anyone because it's overly critical of everyone. It's fun because of the show, I've heard even worse stories. I have a friend whose young employee called in sick because his eyes were baggy. He had under-eye bags.

There are. We consulted with actual young advertising people, and obviously it is making fun of all of us, so it's not being overly critical of anyone because it's overly critical of everyone. It's fun because of the show, I've heard even worse stories. I have a friend whose young employee called in sick because his eyes were baggy. He had under-eye bags.

And he needed more time for them to settle before he fell.

And he needed more time for them to settle before he fell.

And he needed more time for them to settle before he fell.

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I love, I don't think so. No one, I did not make that association, and no one said, hey, that's a little Easter egg for you. I think it's just you're a very smart man.

I love, I don't think so. No one, I did not make that association, and no one said, hey, that's a little Easter egg for you. I think it's just you're a very smart man.

I love, I don't think so. No one, I did not make that association, and no one said, hey, that's a little Easter egg for you. I think it's just you're a very smart man.

I, I haven't. And we are, it is the 25th anniversary this year and that we are in discussions by we, I mean myself and Amy Sherman Palladino, the creator of the show to say, what can we do? What can we do to give people, um, the experience they seem to, to crave of community around the show? Um, you know, maybe getting all of us together in some way. So we're working on it.

I, I haven't. And we are, it is the 25th anniversary this year and that we are in discussions by we, I mean myself and Amy Sherman Palladino, the creator of the show to say, what can we do? What can we do to give people, um, the experience they seem to, to crave of community around the show? Um, you know, maybe getting all of us together in some way. So we're working on it.

I, I haven't. And we are, it is the 25th anniversary this year and that we are in discussions by we, I mean myself and Amy Sherman Palladino, the creator of the show to say, what can we do? What can we do to give people, um, the experience they seem to, to crave of community around the show? Um, you know, maybe getting all of us together in some way. So we're working on it.

I hope so. There will be something. What will it be at an inn in Connecticut? You know, I don't know.

I hope so. There will be something. What will it be at an inn in Connecticut? You know, I don't know.

I hope so. There will be something. What will it be at an inn in Connecticut? You know, I don't know.

Yes, and I don't think I've worked hard enough to dissuade them from believing that. I think the show, you know, as any long-running TV show, you become it and it becomes you, and sort of the reason I gravitated toward this way back when I first read the pilot was it felt like familiar somehow. It felt like the way I speak or think already, so it was kind of... meant to be in that way.