Special Guest
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516 appearances
11 recordings
7 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Special Guest’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm just saying that the idea of like they have to be so wild and crazy and then life just gets them, you know, and life really got Luann. I mean, it got her good. And then she came out stronger for it. And, you know, so. Well, I don't know stronger, but more fine.
Well, I think it needs that. And I think that they're kind of relying on the old stars of them a little because they're just so crazy and they feel like they can't find anybody like wacky anymore. Like you brought up the new New York a couple of times and that they're like, let's just really try getting people who people identify with. Like, let's get Erin.
She just wants kids and she doesn't really want to do anything. And that But she likes fashion. You know, people don't want that. They need to find crazy people. I don't care. Walk into any room in the Upper East Side of New York and you'll find a
freaking crazy yes middle-aged woman it's not like they're hard to come by yeah throw a rock out your window you'll but but for some reason they're kind of trying to switch up their casting where they're like let's get like young people who have a lot of instagram followers we don't care about that we want to watch cartoon characters so i think if they retool it and they have kind of their old school casting in mind then they'll do okay but if they keep trying this real housewives of new york route it's just not gonna work
Yeah, we like that too, but that's totally different. I mean, Salt Lake City, the Housewives version. It's fun because now that you've watched, you guys have watched kind of the best of the Housewives already. So now you're going to watch, like, the community theater version. It's like they're making it up. They don't know their lines. There's no one there helping them.
Like, half of their scenes are shot on the side of the road. I'm not even kidding you. They'll, like, pull over into a parking lot and shoot a party. Because no one will let them shoot. They set up Kirkland chairs. They're all, like, completely messed up. And they're just... They're kind of dummies. But... They're just doing it together. It's like an improv team.
Like, let's do some bad improv, you know? And it's so funny.
It's so good. It's so corny, and they can't help being corny. And then as it gets into it, they get more real, but they don't mean to, you know? That's a good one.
Thank you. Thank you, guys. This was so much fun.
I got him.
He's me right now.
Yes.
Yeah. That's amazing. I watched it back.
I love you too, and let me tell you this, that's not the only reason why, but when he hit me to come pull up, it was an immediate yeah. Because I'll never forget that moment with you. And I got to give a shout out to Cindy Shupak, also a writer, amazing writer of Sex and the City. She too came up to me and said the same thing. She's like, you're going to win an Emmy for that episode.
And you said it to me. Donald Glover also. He's like, I was going up against two of his episodes for Atlanta. Yeah. And obsessed with the episodes in a category, you know, particularly him, you know, always chasing Donald. And he told me, he was like, you're going to get the writing joint. You're going to get the writing joint.
He was a writing one. I was like, you better get, you're going to get something. You're going to get something as well. Because you're amazing. You know, but I just, obviously, I'll never forget that night. You know, you have these moments like that in your career.
And it's just, you know, for it to be a historic one, for me to be, you know, the first African-American woman to be nominated in that category. And obviously to take home a trophy with Aziz, my brother.
Forever. Y'all know what it's like to have the TV family. It's cliche, but these people really do become your family.
And it's forever. Yeah. And people see us. They look at us. And so thank you for all that you said about the episode. It's an episode that people, Thanksgiving's coming up. I love that we're a part of people's holiday, that people put the episode on. And we have an episode of The Chi this season, season seven. Well, no, we did it last episode. We did an episode, we called it Thanksgiving.
I'm sorry, season six. That was season six. We got season seven coming next year. But season six in The Chi, there's an episode, a Thanksgiving episode. And I asked, can we call it Thanksgiving? They allowed us to do that. So Thanksgiving is just, you know, it's about family. But family don't always mean blood, you know, as you all know very well.
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