Madison Malone Kircher

You go, oh, yeah, I saw that coming a mile away.

Right.

But if you can't see it coming a mile away, I can imagine the ending of this film would be that much more satisfying if, you know, scratchy-faced scarecrow man comes as a genuine surprise to you.

Did it scare him?

So what he's saying is, could you hurry up with Practical Magic 2?

We're waiting.

We're ready.

I've got 22 bucks ad nauseum.

Tell her to call me.

You just want to speak for the animals.

Yeah, Wicked has always been an extremely online musical, because if you think about it, Wicked, the novel, boil it down...

It's fanfic, which is a deeply online genre.

And it's also quite obviously a story about being othered, whether that's as a queer person or a person of color or really anyone who has any experience of feeling not part of the in-group can watch the show and really connect to it.

And those are the communities that historically...

congregate in online spaces, right?

And that's chat rooms, forums, boards.

So it makes perfect sense to me that this groups of people with whom the show resonates, present company included, then found themselves looking for the community who was also feeling that resonance and we found it online.

Broadway, also for many, is an online experience.

If you don't live here, if you can't afford to see an exorbitantly expensive show, that leaves you with the Internet.

You said you watched A Scratchy Bootleg.