S2E9: The After Hours (with Sydney Cole Alexander)
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And today we're talking about the penultimate episode. I finally get to say penultimate this season.
I like that word, penultimate. Me too. It's the second to last.
Yeah. Did that word exist before like four years ago? I feel like I'd never heard that word until, I don't know.
I've been using penultimate for at least 20 years.
Oh, wow.
Yeah. And I pull it out to impress people.
Well, it's really impressive.
Well, now it's become more mainstream, I guess, since you're aware of it. Wait a minute.
That is so deeply insulting.
Anyway, we're talking about the penultimate episode.
Yeah, season two, episode nine, The After Hours, which was written by our favorite brain in a jar, Dan Erickson, and directed by our favorite brain outside of a jar, Uta Bresowitz.
It's an exciting episode. We're going to be joined by Sydney Cole Alexander, who plays Lumen's very own Natalie, that face of the corporation who is very hard to figure out what's going on behind your eyes.
She is so good.
Yeah. And she voices our hotline voice message, so... Not only will we talk about what Natalie's been up to this season, but she also helps us answer your hotline questions.
That's right. And then after that, Ben and I will go through the episode. And finally, of course, Zach Cherry will be back to predict what's going to happen in next week's finale. You know what? I have a good feeling about this one. I think he's finally going to get it right.
Yeah, I think he will. I mean, he's got to get at least something right.
Like a broken clock is correct twice a day. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Consider this your spoiler alert, okay? Make sure to watch the ninth episode of the second season before listening to this. So just take a second right now and turn us off. No matter how difficult that may be. Yeah, but please come back to us.
So, Ben, what's new? What's going on?
It's funny. I feel like it's been a few times that we've had to record the podcast after a Knicks loss.
Oh, yeah.
And it's happened before.
And I have to say... That's difficult for you.
Yeah. It was a big game last night. And I love our team. And it's just sort of, you know... This is the situation that we need to deal with now. Granted, no OG Ananobi, no Mitchell Robinson.
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