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#538 - Studio Sucky, Part 7: Doctor Nutcracker (w/ Brandon Hackett) (Patreon)

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2024-07-03 02:49:00
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Sexual harassment comes to Studio 60! No, it's not just another typical week at America's second-greatest late-night sketch comedy show, it's the actual Sexual Harassment Episode of STUDIO 60 ON THE SUNSET STRIP. We're joined by our good friend, beloved comedian and comedy writer Brandon Hackett, for a thorough discussion of Episode #16, "The 4 A.M. Miracle."

Follow Brandon - https://www.brandonhackett.com/

"How to Write Great Dialogue with Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?vjGCtUmBgWk&abchannel=ScreenwritersNetwork

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Ciaran Colley

I think the really obnoxious thing about the Gilbert and Sullivan bit is not the extended repetition of the hilarious lyrics, but what sounds like a standing ovation at the end. Like the audience gives a shit about personnel developments in the show.

murt pie

"Kubla Khan?" He really thinks that's more famous than "Rime of the Ancient Mariner?" What a moron. Also, Sorkin doesn't dramatize the writing process as collaborative because he can't conceive of writing as collaborative. He's the guy -- he writes the whole thing. And because he's a profoundly incurious person, he doesn't try to depict anything outside of his own personal experience.

sinesynced
>>142734725

Glad someone else clocked this lmao is Kubla Khan mentioned first on his Wikipedia or something

ChapoFan inParis

Olivia Coleman went straight from sketch comedy to sitcoms to an Oscar winning role in a period picture.

Joey Alvarez

Strange that a Brian Jones biopic was released in 2006 to more than a little fanfare.