Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Hi there, Angela. Hey, good morning. Good morning. You were telling me a tale as I was warming up my coffee this morning about your mascara. Well, here's the thing, you guys.
I walked in, said good morning to Sam, good morning to Jenna, hi to Matt on Zoom. I go to use the restroom. I have a massive mascara clump on my cheek.
Nobody, I didn't know. I was in my own world getting my coffee ready. Sam, did you know?
No, apparently I didn't look up from my phone when you came in. Apparently not.
But also, I guess Josh didn't notice when I said goodbye to him. I always give him a kiss goodbye. No giant black clump of mascara on my cheek. But pretty much this morning has been a little bit of a get ready fail. I slept with my hair wet. So you know what I woke up to. Your hair looks great for having slept with it wet. I tried to tame my hair all morning. It looks great. Oh, it's underneath.
Don't look at the back. Okay, whatever. Let it go. Let go of the back of my head a long time ago. But then also, I will hold on to makeup way past the time you're supposed to hold on to it. Like my powder compact right now is just one tiny square that's left. Most of it is broken off. And then I will smoosh what's left of the powder. And then I'm not throwing that away.
Well, I was doing this with my blush as well. And I had dropped it once, so I had a crack through it. And it was getting a little precarious, but I still kept finding a way to use it. And this morning, I'm rushing because my hair is crazy, and I grab that blush out of the drawer, and I open it, and all the inside of it has crumbled like a fine paper. And it went all over.
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Chapter 2: What are the main plot points of the episode 'Matching Ponchos'?
It's time to talk about episode nine, Matching Ponchos, written by L.E. Correa and directed by Dave Rogers.
Yes, Dave Rogers. And he gave us the best tidbits about this episode.
Such good ones. I mean, listen, everyone we reach out to in the Office universe has always been so amazing. But for like super specific details... Dave Rogers is like all-star. 100%. Give us a summary, Jenna.
All right. Ned and Mare embark on a road trip to interview a possible cult leader. Meanwhile, Oscar seeks to confront his online troll, and Esmeralda has fallen under the spell of a young photo of Barry. This is, I think, my favorite episode.
I think it's mine too. There's so many moments that I was like, ah, I love this moment. Same. All right, we're going to start with a cold open. Ken and Travis are manning a Softies toilet paper slash ice cream truck. Ken is dressed as a milkman. Travis is dressed as Santa. And they're handing out what looks like to be ice cream cones. Did you see what was on the side of the truck? No, what?
I mean, it was painted with the Softies logo and all that. It was painted pink and white with the Softies logo, like the Softies lady that we've seen. But there was some signage, huge, on the side. I had to freeze on it. It said... Quote, by touching a cone, I waive any legal claims or rights. Oh, wow.
So I kind of have to call BS on the parents that are letting their kids take these cones and they all bite into them thinking they're ice cream. They look like toilet paper.
They are toilet paper. They're little mini rolls of toilet paper on an ice cream cone.
They smell like mint, which is just what you want to wipe your sensitive areas with. What?
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Chapter 3: How do Jenna and Angela relate their experiences to the episode's themes?
And he's super excited about it. So now the two of them are going to take off on this adventure.
Well, he loves buying his squash from this farm community at the farmer's market.
Yeah. He's like, I'd love to see where they grow it. Yeah. Up next is my favorite Esmeralda storyline in the whole first season so far. Really? Yes. Okay. I liked it more than her and Ken in Cahoots. Okay. Yeah. I might vote for her and Ken in Cahoots, but I did like this one. I thought she shined. Oh, my God. Sabrina is so good. What we learn is, this first talking yet is so funny.
She found in the archives of the paper an old picture of Barry when he was 30, and he was very handsome. He was very handsome. Very handsome. Well, that image really stuck in Esmeralda's mind. And then I guess... Basically, she has a sexual fantasy dream about Barry when he was in his 30s. But Esmeralda, of course, that's not how she shares about it.
She says, Barry did something very inappropriate because he came into my dreams and he had his way with me. And she said, listen, if that happened once, fine. Okay, I was willing. There was a mutual attraction. But she's like, Barry is now coming to me every night. Okay, I have needs, maybe more than other people. But I mean, then I come into work and he pretends like nothing happened.
How dare he? As if Barry is going to know that she is having sexy time dreams about him. Lady, this happened to me.
What? I had a sex dream about a coworker once. Is it anyone I know? Yes. What? It was, yeah. And I couldn't look at him for three days. I couldn't look at him.
You know what? I think I know who it is. It was so weird. Are you going to say who it is? Can I guess? I'm having a memory. I'm having a memory. Shoot, I forget who it was, but it wasn't who anyone would expect.
Yes, I will only say this. I'm not going to say who it was because I don't want any clickbait articles about it. But it was during my time on the office. It was while I sat at reception and this person sat in the bullpen. Like you could see everybody from reception. So I'm including everyone in the bullpen. Except not really the accounting nook. I could see the accounting nook if I wanted to.
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Chapter 4: What are the behind-the-scenes insights shared by Dave Rogers?
Well, the driving scenes start with Ned and Mare kind of wondering, would they be prey to a cult? Would they easily fall into one, right? And as they're talking, they go past like a meadow and there's sheep. And he's like, oh my gosh, that sheep looks like Flossie. He had a sheep growing up. And then he tells Mare, but then, you know, it had to go live on this farm. And Mare is like, oh my God.
No, that sheep died. They just tell you that. The animal's going to go live on a farm.
Yeah, she's also like... wait, how did you have a sheep growing up? What are you, a Hungarian prince? That's what she says. And he's like, oh, I went to a petting zoo and I fell in love with this one sheep. And so then my parents bought it for me and let me bring it home, but then it wasn't housebroken. So then it had to go live on the farm.
She's like, there's so many things that you've just said that are so unrelatable. It's a very funny scene. And we got a fan question from Sheena P. in Austin, Texas, who asked how much of the flossy conversation was improv? Well, I asked Chelsea. She said it was all pretty much scripted. She also said that her and Donal were just saying, because, you know, they're back shooting season two now.
They were just reminiscing about season one and saying that this day of shooting these driving scenes was one of their most fun days to shoot.
Well, I had some questions for Dave Rogers about these driving sequences. I wondered where they filmed them because it looked like real farm community. And we also had a question from Caitlin P. in Wakeman, Ohio, who said, was Mayor actually driving? And here's what Dave had to say about all of that.
Dave said, okay, let me start by saying that the things we used to do in the office when we'd have the cast actually driving the cars is now a thing of the past. Lady, that's probably a good idea. I mean... I can't believe I drove the car when Dwight ran me off the road.
Yeah, I can't believe that Catherine and I were driving when I'm teaching Nellie to drive. And she's eating a salad. I mean, what were we thinking?
Yeah. Craziness. Dave goes on to say, they actually don't let you free drive anymore, even if we have precision drivers on the road as background cars. We shot a lot of scenes on The Office with cast driving, and I'm a fan of it as it looks real because it is real, but I think all television shows have stopped allowing that because of safety reasons.
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