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So besides the critical role charity event that Will and I got to do,

which was so much fun. I have not played D&D, or like a role playing game, like for a long time, except this summer. I discovered a role playing game that was like so perfect for me, and if there's anybody out there who's a fan of Stranger Things.

There's a few, I'm sure. Yeah, and there's a crossover too, between D&D and Stranger Things. Obviously, because like Stranger Things brought D&D back. Well, there's actually a role playing game built around the concept of Stranger Things itself. It's called Kids On Bikes.

And the whole idea is that you get to play kids on bikes in a small town who are running around figuring out a mystery or some sort of supernatural thing. It is the most fun, and this is the only time, because I've never DM'd, which is Dungeon Master, if you don't know, or GMA. Or GMA.

Right, right, right.

I've never done that until we discovered this game, and it is so much fun.

Basically, you actually have to get on a bike? No, but your bike gets to give you certain benefits. Like, you pick your bike based on, you know, like it's color, and whether it has tassels, and it's kind of like your spells, you know, like in D&D, like it gives you different abilities, or your class maybe,

is what, you know. But you basically, with the best part about it, the way the game works is you get together and you build the town as a group. So like, I did this with Indy and two of his friends, and I did it with Shiloh, two for a session.

But like, we get together, and you all like answer questions about the town. So like you go in an order, and you're like, what's the town, like the high school mascot? What is this town's industry? What is this, you know? And the only real rule, like, like before you start this,

is it has to be before cell phones.

“And that's what we're doing in the game.”

So you have to be kids on bikes before cell phones.

So basically, the 90s or earlier.

So you figure out what time period it is, then you get together, and then you build this town, and you all answer questions. And the best part is, at certain point, after you know, like, "Oh, what's the town like, the industry of the town, and where do you like, what's the high school like, and where is all the,

what are the things going on?" And then you go, "What are the rumors?" And everybody, all the players get to come up with, like, "I heard that the math teacher is an alien. I heard that in the lake there's a dead body." And then, so that's like session zero, as you just come up with the town

and draw out a map, and you all come up with rumors. And then, as the GM, when I get to go and do,

It's like runoff and take those rumors and create a game,

built around a group of kids investigating like the rumors or the myths of the town.

“It is so much fun, and you can go kind of anyway,”

you can go like more horror, you can go more supernatural, you can go like X-Filesie, you can go like straight, just mystery, like you're just a bunch of kids dealing with, you know, some bad person in town or whatever, you can kind of build it, however you want, and it's not like a fighting game, you know,

it's not like D&D, because sometimes D&D can get very, like, you know, it becomes like a video game, whatever. It's very much a storytelling game, and you get to create, like, you know, they have archetypes for the kids, you get to be like the jock, the new kid from out of town,

you know, and so you create this friend group, and maybe you're not all friends, maybe you don't even really know each other, but this mystery, this adventure is going to bring you together. It is like the storytelling sweet spot for me,

because like, I love, like, first season of Stranger Things

is still like one of my favorite things ever made. I didn't really stick with it after season. What was that, Will? You don't like it? It was good. To me, if you pull out the 80s aspect, it was just a totally basic television show.

I kind of wish they had just pulled out the referential. Like, to me, that was, it was the nostalgia that people love more than it is. But see, I love, like, Eerie Indiana. Remember that show?

I love X5. I love Eerie Indiana. Yeah, I love, like, any, and I also, of course, like, going back to, like, stand by me. Goonies, like, I just love those kinds of stories.

And I feel like, you know, it hasn't still, like, they've tried to bring back that, like, ambulance, but like, to me, when you do it so referential, I get less interested. Like, that's where Stranger Things kind of lost me. It was like, this is cool.

Like, I love the characters. I thought the actors were so good. But, like, I didn't need everything to be, like, a, that movie poster from that thing you've seen. Yeah.

Yeah. That was for that too. Yeah. But, like, actual storytelling. Like, David Parber is so good.

And I just, like, I, yeah, and I just love the idea of, like, you know,

“even, like, super eight, remember that movie?”

Yeah. It, like, wasn't great, but I love the idea of the movie. Like, that's why I just wanted to bring that role. That was a Spielberg one. He produced it.

Okay. But it was, uh, JJ Abrams, which is a director. Yeah. Well, I mean, with, with, with kids on bikes, can Danielle still dress up and costume.

Yeah. I love this idea as long as I, as long as I just get to, kind of be, like, a kid, uh, in a decade, in a town. Yeah. You don't have to be an elf.

You don't have to be an elf. You don't have to be a dry ad or, yeah. No, you can just be, what? Can I be helpful for a dry ad if I want to. I mean, the thing is the game is flexible,

but no, I like the idea that you sort of keep a ground it and like the whole thing is that you're, you know, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're just driven story. Yeah. I can't, you're different stories.

Exactly. Oh, it's so fun. Um, well, that would be a few times. Nothing. But there's nothing like getting into a full campaign,

whatever you're playing. When you're with a bunch of people and it's a bunch of friends. Totally. You're all enjoying it and you're going for the same.

I mean, even the night, we had a critical role.

That one, the one shot we did. Yes. So much fun. Nobody walked away from you. That was like a drug.

It was like a drug. Christy Lincoln was texting me the next day, being like, "Can we just do that for fun?" And I was like, "Yeah." People do this all the time.

No, I agree. I think there's something about, you know, what, what it, what it harkens back to for me is like, when you used to play on the playground with your friends and just made a belief together.

Yep.

“And I think that's what I like about kids on bikes”

is that it's literally your kids doing that. You know, so there's something like childlike and that wonder that for me, like, makes it even more fun. Even when we do the critical role thing,

we were playing teenagers. Yeah. And I like that. I like that aspect. For some reason that filter of like,

we're not just like going to be like a bunch of wizards, like real adults in this fantasy world. Like that's a little harder for my brain to make that leap, especially when I'm playing with my son, who's 11. Whereas if I'm like, "We're a bunch of 11 year olds

and we're running around," I can sort of like, my suspension of disbelief is easier. Well, it's not like that. It's also, it's a license to play.

Exactly. It's like, "We're all 10." Okay, great. Let's just let's just be 10. Yeah.

You were a child who didn't play and didn't make believe. Come on. You never play house. You never play house.

You didn't have Barbies and you didn't miss anything. I would play house. I was always the mom. Okay. Tell anybody to stop playing.

And I'd just have to work. Correct. Time for now. It's messy. It's just a vacuuming house.

This is just how your mom got you to do housework. Yeah. We're just playing more than we do. Playing? There's no time for that.

That was literally.

It's just my always what I look forward to doing.

Yeah. That's just it. That's what I thought being is wrong. It's what being a grown-up is. Okay.

You know what we're doing for Danielle. You know how we bring Danielle in. It's like you fade up. We're all kids. Fade up 1990 to paying a mall.

Something. Yeah. There you go. Yes. We're at the mall.

I've done my brush shopping. And now something. A mystery. Yeah. There you go.

Or like the because there was the fall broke mall right down the street from the to paying a mall. And that mall is like basically. It's just empty and you can still see through it. And you can tell that no one had gone in there.

Run down mall. Run down mall. Run down mall.

That's a great site.

There was it was just one story.

Then another story. And the movie theater was still open. So you'd go to the movies. And then there was. Nothing.

And the plans. They had plans to plan to plan to. There was no one to touch them. They were overgrown. Yeah.

Just comment. Oh, Dad. Dad and overgrown. And it was. It's super creepy.

We built our town around that. We. I mean, you want to kids on bike camp. Oh, my God. So that's great.

I love that's awesome. Yeah. It's a good idea. Yeah.

“That's one thing I did like about strange.”

For things was the fact that anybody who plays D&D understands the entire show is just a D&D campaign. Yeah. You said that. There's all this. It's a.

It's actually structured. A hundred percent D&D campaign. Yeah. So I didn't stick with it after season two. It's good.

It's a good show. It really is a good show. It ended great. But it was just. I mean, it ended okay.

But it was. Yeah. It's one of the things where it's just. If you're a D&D fan, it's like, wow. This is amazing.

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[Music] Oh, today we are recapping season seven episode nine. The honeymoon is over. It originally does. Don't don't don't.

That's right. [Music] It originally aired November 19th, 1999. The synopsis, Corey and Tupanga realize they are on their own when Sean moves into the girl's apartment and Corey's parents refuse to take them in.

It was directed by Jodi Benstock, her second of three boy meets world episodes that she would direct.

We were the first show she ever directed. She would later get an Emmy nomination for the Lisa Kudro online series Web Therapy, which she was the co-epion.

She also EPED Z Nation, a show that ran from 2014 to 2018.

This episode was written by Barry Saffechek and before I get into our guest stars, which consists of two sets of triplets. Do we want to talk about our overall thoughts? Go welcome. I liked the idea of the A story.

The B story was unwatchably horrible all the way around. It was so bad. Everything about it. I'm bad. Matt's bad.

The twins, the triplets are bad. I mean, to cut you guys some slack, I can see on your face that you know how bad this is. It was just, and I'm struggling to, like, I'm going to make this as big as possible. Yeah. To, like, if I could be on the corner tap dancing, doing this.

You're trying, you're trying to do that.

You're on the pool table, basically tap dancing.

Yes. To try and make it fun. To try to do something because the B story is, it's, it's, it's sufferably bad. I, again, I thought parts of the A story could have been tweaked a little bit. But the actual story itself of, hey, now you're a married couple, now you've got to deal with your life.

No, you've got to figure this out. I thought it was great. Yeah. Yeah. I totally agree, man.

“I think that that, that message is so cool.”

Yes. And it's so interesting because boy meets world has been building up this marriage and, you know, the fantasy and celebrating this couple. So to bring it crashing down. Yes.

And to have a rusty do it, the way he does it, the end. So really, like, almost saved the whole episode for me. Because I was like, I was left with such a profound sense of, like, oh, God.

They're really going there, which was surprising.

And so that almost makes it a great episode because it's so profound. But up until then, getting there, I was just like, this is kind of dumb. Yeah. Like, I just, I don't know what's happened. I don't know about the, I just, it's weird.

It's a weird vibe. It's a really, it's a, I mean, maybe that's a point. It's a buzzkill, right? Like, it's, so when it, when it, when it made the buzzkill, the point of the episode was happy with it.

But having my buzzkill throughout was not fun. So I was like, why are we doing this? Like, yeah, and I feel like there's a way you could have done it more, like, when you guys were stomping on the bugs, I was like, I could see they're trying to make this fun or funny, but it's just not working for me.

It's not landing. Yeah. So I don't know, something was off. Yeah. I agree with both of you, it's not to sound redundant.

I really though, for me, the liking of the A storyline,

“the only thing I will complain about with the A storyline.”

Because overall, I just forget that the B storyline existed. Same. And what I walked away from the episode was like, oh, I actually liked it. I liked that. I liked the, that come crashing down aspect of, all right.

You said you wanted to do this. We supported you. Here's reality. Love it. Love the way it was handled with the parents.

Love the dynamic between mom wanting to be like, listen, maybe we should end dad being like, I know that this is hard for you. But we talked about how hard this is going to be. We told you. We told you all of that was so great.

What I, what I wish had happened at the very beginning of the episode, and I think is such a minor tweak that could have changed all of it, is I don't know why Corey comes home so unlikable. I mean, there's many times that Corey is unlikable. We know that.

But like, he comes in and is like, where's my salami? And like, had he come in on the high of what we were just talking about that they've set up this marriage. I'm so excited. What has been in life for back?

And then we get to start, you know, honeymoon of real life, honeymoon continues at college. And then it's like, like, but instead he comes home already with like anger demanding. And so that kind of like,

I don't know. I would have loved to have seen him more naive and innocent and happy. And then have the reality of,

“but that's what I would say, I honestly,”

my only complaint overall with that a storyline. Otherwise, I really enjoyed it. I would also just complain again, but I'm now just used to it of the characters so being not the characters. Yeah, exactly.

It's a pangu who's a planner never thought about where they were going to live

afterwards. This discussion never happened once. Where we're going to live after we're married. But she has a roommate. It's the man's job.

Protect me. Yeah. But I mean, that's the whole, the whole point. This whole story because like, to pangu would be on it by the way.

Right. You've established her as this capable person. So even if she hadn't planned it, and they didn't, we're prepared. You don't think that she could just immediately on a dime.

Figure out the best apartment. Yeah. But they really want to emphasize the power of manhood and the father. No, it was best. Like, you know, Rusty and you know,

and it's up to Ben or Corey to be the man and to provide for his woman. Yeah. Because they literally have that season.

They literally have the stairs not even involved in the conversation.

Yeah.

“But they decide line to pangu intentionally.”

The whole point of this is that the men men are supposed.

And that will Corey needs to learn. Right. Corey needs to learn that it's his job to protect his woman and to provide a secured house. It's a very, very, you know, very traditional. Yeah.

It's a very patriarchal very. Yeah. Kind of thing. Yes. Yeah.

But, hola, I want to say Danielle, you seem like you're having fun in this episode. Yeah. Very good in it. Thank you.

I think Danielle was having a blast. I will. I'm partly I know that because we've seen some outtakes. Yeah.

And I know that you were having a blast.

And so I like that because I was like, oh my god, like the whole like Corey to pangu as like a comedy duo thing. Has been activated enough in this show. No. You know, it's usually Corey.

So you see the two of you having this dynamic was cool. Yeah. I just wish it was better. Yeah. But it seemed like you were having fun.

So I was like, oh man, this must have been a good week for Danielle. Yeah. On the flip side, Ben did not look like he was having fun. I know. I felt like he was unhappy about something.

Like we're truly unhappy with something about the story or maybe in his own life. I don't remember. I could just tell that his energy level was not his, you know, he was not bringing something that he usually effortlessly brings and I don't know what that was. But I could tell that you were having fun and I felt like Ben was not. And I don't, you know, I don't know what was going on there.

But if I think it hurt the episode. Hmm. Okay. The storm triplets were played by the dumb triplets Nicole Erica and Jacqueline of Minnesota. The trio became famous after appearing in the 1998 big 10 issue of playboy.

Something they tried out for on the suggestion of their father.

Oddly they were the second set of triplets to ever be featured in the magazine.

They also appear in the movie "Jewon a Man." Fun trivia. Erica married J. McGraw, the son of Dr. Phil. Hmm. Okay.

The male triplets were played by Ted, Tim, and Tom, developer. Also, real life triplets. They played tray of triforia, gold, zeo, ranger in power, rangers, zeo. Okay. Tom was tray of courage, Tim was tray of heart, and Ted was tray of wisdom.

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That's good. I thought. Do you remember having two sets of triplets? Oh, yes. I remember this week.

Well, yes I do. Share the story. There I go. I remember it was a very difficult week. It was very, very difficult.

Difficult.

“I would, I think, a very diplomatic answer for what we're trying to say here is that they didn't have a lot of acting experience.”

Yeah, they weren't actors. They weren't actors. People that weren't actors. Six and a lot of the, they're by the time we got to tape night and by the time you see this episode. Their lines had been significantly cut down.

Yes. So throughout the week, there were a lot of timing things. Of course, a lot of the comedy came from the three of them saying similar things. And timing is something that you can't necessarily teach to people. Yeah.

And so it was probably a very rough week of rehearsal with rough run throughs. And then it leading into a tape night and a pre tape and things weren't necessarily going. They weren't smooth sailing. And for the most part, we were in a groove. So when something through a wrench into the groove, it was difficult.

And for what? Like for the sake of a storyline that is just not that good. It's not that good. It's awful. I know.

It's just, I mean, it's just when ever boy made me do all the faults to hot girls. I want to date hot girls. It's so dumb.

“And it's like, you know, it's like deseray and season two, you know?”

It's like just, it's kind of good to better guys. I would watch the craziness and ridiculousness of deseray a thousand times over this storyline. Yeah. The story. I just, I did.

And it was just Jack and Eric saying that like finishing each other sentences about the hot girls. They're across the street. Oh, it was. The only time I think it has worked in a storyline on boy meets world. I didn't mind Lonnie, the outdoors woman.

Can't wait. But it was about her personality. It was about like, you know, he was. He was very interested in her because of her looks. Actually our personality scared him.

She wanted to go eel rassling in whatever. That's where we get the joke that the best women are meant. But like that storyline where they have an outdoor store. And there's an outdoorsy woman. And Eric's like, oh, this hot piece of woman.

I love her.

Is the only time I feel like a storyline like worked?

Well, it was more than one. Yes. Yes. Three episodes at least where she was. And we got to know her.

Yes. And the point was that like he thought of her as an object. Yes. And then had to deal with who she actually was as a human being. So it was an interest in an American at all.

Yeah. That's what she said. I don't care about you even slightly in that way. Yeah. Which I think was good.

“But the other thing I do remember about this week and you're about to say her name is how much we love”

the other guest star and how good she was. And I don't know where she was. Marisol Nichols. We. I distinctly remember this week.

Is this her only episode or is she a next week's episode? Sure. First of two boy meets world episodes. We. I remember all of us as a cast having conversations about her.

Where we were like damn she's good. Yeah. Let's remember. I think you're going to see it next week. Because I remember she came on screen.

And I remember her name. I was like, oh, that's Marisol Nichols.

I remember she's gone on to do some incredible things.

But I remember us as a cast. When what's his name came with the pencil through the head. Yeah. And we're all of us as a cast. We're like, he's great.

Like we could work with this guy all the time. That's how we felt about her. And when she when we all walked away as a cast. We were like, man, she's really good. Yeah.

“And that's what I remember most about this week was those two things.”

Well, she is best known as Audrey Grizzwald in Vegas vacation. She also played her money lodge on the TV show Riverdale and appeared in five episodes of the MTV version of Teen Wolf. She appeared on friends, alias charmed and exactly 24 episodes of 24. Oh, but I'm sure they're for a day.

Yeah. Yeah. I do not want to ignore this footnote in her bio in 2012. When her career slowed down Nichols began working with former FBI and CIA agents. Navy seals and green berets to act as bait during sex predator stings.

We how does one get that job? You looking? Hell yes. Hell yes. That's awesome.

Awesome. So young that she was that she was like, I'll be an actor. Loring sex predators. That's risky though because you can easily. But you could also easily be recognized.

I mean, if you got a sex predator is like a fan of something she did. Yeah. Wow. What a cool job though. Isn't that cool?

I know.

“We should get her on podcast even talk to her about it.”

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He pulls the gun, tells me to lie down on the ground.

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I was a monster. Listen to burden of guilt season 2 on the iHeart Radio app. Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. So, jumping into our recap, we are in the girl's apartment. Corey still in a Hawaiian shirt and carrying luggage bursts through the door with tropical

topanga close by. He greets Angela and Rachel by shouting, "I'm back from the honeymoon and I want some salami." Which I thought was going to be a double on Tondro. Rachel says, "Hi topanga, referring to her as married girl, topanga smiles from ear to ear. Hello.

Corey feverishly searches the fridge. Where's the salami?

“I'm back from the honeymoon, so where's the honeymoon welcome salami?”

We are moving in here. A terrified Rachel turns to Angela. He said moving in. A stunned Angela responds, "I am equally troubled." Corey explains, "I mean, a man moves into his new house.

He expects to find a nice Delhi spread.

All of this is just so unlikable." But it's also just unbelievable. What? Well, no one planned that. Hold on.

I actually don't have a problem with this aspect of it because it does come out in just a second that, like, at some point, topanga and Angela, we're talking about what are you guys going to do? And topanga said, "Well, we're going to get our own apartment. We'll move in. We'll get to decorate it.

Maybe have a couple of kids." And then topanga's mind, she didn't think Angela was asking, "What are you going to do? The day you come home from the honeymoon?" So Angela took that answer of we're going to move out to mean right away. So they gave away topanga's room immediately.

And topanga, all this time, has thought we're going back to move into my room together while we look for a place. Right, but Angel and her best friend is okay with her boyfriend moving into the room next door and packing up all of topanga's stuff himself. Also, the easiest solution is Sean moving with Angela.

You guys are going to do it together. And then we'll see we have separate rooms in the same apartment together. And there's no discussion on the fact that that's... It's a big deal, too, for Sean to be moving in with Angela, but then also into a different room.

This is why I could never remember the dynamics of the apartment.

Because I did not get kicked out. Yes. I got kicked out of this apartment. To have mate and move in. To have mate and move in.

To have Rachel move in. Then it became mately's apartment. And then it became the girls' apartment. Yeah. And now, because professional wrestler came in and we wrestled for the apartment,

try to remember how this works, writer. Okay. So the WWE mankind kicks in the door. I could do. And we wrestled for the apartment.

“Which then I think legally in Pennsylvania means the lease transfers over to Rachel.”

Right. After a wrestling match. I want to see the lease agreement. I want to see the lease agreement. I want to see the lease agreement.

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I want to see the lease agreement. I want to see the lease agreement. I want to see the lease agreement. The idea that they have a married dorm. I could see them having a married dorm.

“Section 4 people who are you have to be married to be in there because they don't want just couples and then breaking up and getting out of leases.”

So you actually have to be married. Even though, of course, you can get a divorce.

Maybe because it's going to be married couples are going to want it to be a l...

They may have a baby.

So they want family friendly stuff versus like party.

There may be separate laws like that. But it wouldn't be that married couples couldn't live in other dorms. But it could seem that single people couldn't live in married dorms. Yes, many colleges and universities offer on campus housing specifically for married students. Typically in the form of apartment style units or townhouses rather than traditional dorm rooms.

These option are often available for legal married couples domestic partners. And sometimes single parents with locations like UCLA and the university was constant system offering such accommodations. But yeah, I guess I should be asking our married people allowed to live in the dorms.

“Right, why would that be a rule that like, you have to only live in the section for married people that that doesn't make sense.”

Yeah, I don't know. It'd be like a senior living facility. You can, you have to be a senior to live there. You know what I mean? That's how it would normally work that singles couldn't live in a married couples dorm.

But married couples should be able to live in a regular dorm. There's no reason they're not. I don't know. Oh, no, it actually says married couples are generally allowed to live together in campus housing, but usually within designated family or married student housing units rather than standard shared dorm rooms.

Oh, so maybe that isn't it? Well, some universities offer specialized departments for couples. Typical dormitories often have restrictions against non-student partners living in standard shared or single gender rooms. Non-student partners. Right.

Because the idea is that if you have a partner, that makes sense. They have to be a student there, right? Both have to be students. You can't just be like, right, two and a six year old. They often just really happen.

You know, how many 18 to 24 year olds was really talking about or getting married and having to get married? I would, I would argue we're going to depend on where you are. You've got a school like BYU where there's a lot of Mormons who get married early. You could have a lot of 18, 19 year olds that are married couples. That's true, right?

Parents were married at 21 and had me at 23. Three olds going to the same college. My mom was not going to ASU, so I don't think they lived. They didn't live on campus.

“So I think it's the idea that somebody who's not a student.”

Right. You can't just do that. I was in because they're married. Right. Interesting.

I just didn't go to college. It was easier. Yeah. Topanga rules arise. Well, we're running out of options here.

My husband and provider. Well, I just want to say, like, I'm willing to buy whatever the rules are at the university. But the reason for it to have real problems because the people, the girls are moved. They had to create a reason that they couldn't just move into the, yeah, it's the chocolate thing. I'm so dumb.

Okay. Yes. The linchpin of the episode writer is the two sets of triplets. Cory laughs. Now I'm the provider.

What happened to equality? What happened to partnership? Unaffected she demands, get me a place to live. He submits. Yes, Mommy.

That gives him an idea. Mommy. And then there's a quick cut to the Matthews living room. I'm so glad that's what it meant. Me too.

Because I thought it was a sex thing at first.

I did too. I did too. Oh, if I was like, oh, oh. Exactly what I did. He's like, Mommy.

And then it was like, Oh, no, you're actually going to go ask your wife. Got it. Is it there? Yes. Yes.

It was immediately like, oh, we have to get to the Matthews house. So that's what the mommy connection. Nope. That's the same thing. That's so funny.

Quick cut to the Matthews living room. Alan just says, no. Corey isn't happy with that. I wasn't talking to you. I was talking to my mommy.

He looks to Amy with hope. And she pleads with her husband. It would only be until they got on their feet. Alan is in budging. No.

Corey can't believe him. I'm your son. You don't tell your son. No. Alan takes a deep breath and easily repeats himself.

No. But Corey won't back down. That's it. You're lucky. I even asked you.

Alan warns him. Don't make me beat you up in front of your new wife. Amy can't believe Corey.

“Why didn't you give Amy thought to where you were going to live?”

He points out that they were a little busy. And it's not like he's ever done this before. Alan chimes back in. Well, you're going to have to do it now. Corey shouts back.

I never asked to be the man in this relationship.

To paying a suggestion that they should leave. But Corey doesn't get it. Go where? Where do you go if you don't have your parents? Amy tries again with Alan.

At least let them stay for a couple days. But he points a finger at her. Amy, don't. She defiantly grabs his finger. Don't put your finger out at me.

Don't tell me. Don't. The inmates gas. Oh, they were like they were in it. There was a couple.

A couple scenes where you heard them speaking. Did you hear the audience talking? Talking to themselves. Like talking to like, oh, no. Uh-oh.

Stuff like that was like, oh, geez. Okay. They're in at this point. Corey's jaw drops. Amy continues.

These are my children too. And if I want them to stay here, they can stay here. Alan transitions to a calmer tone. Amy, they can't stay here.

They're married now.

It's Corey and to Penga. Not Corey and us. Remember? Corey feels the tight shifting. So he jumps in.

Mom. Mom. It's me. It's Corey. You used to wipe my tushie.

Oh, you loved that. Remember? Amy shakes her head. A very simple addition. Like, to help make this scene would have been mentioned in the baby.

Like, yeah. The fact that we have a baby that's, you know, has sleep issues or, you know, you know, we already have a household that's, you know, like, it just, it would have been an easy thing because as it is, Alan doesn't have much more of an argument other than principle. Right. That's the whole point of this, right?

“Like, it's the principle that you decided to get married that I'm going to make your life harder right now, right?”

I mean, that's always standing.

That's always standing. No, but I also get it. I get where he's coming from where it's like, we told you from the beginning how hard it was going to be. You can't now just jump in and live with us and let us take care of you. I mean, I chose this.

That's the principle, right? Yeah. It's, that's all. It's not. There's no.

And, but I also think wouldn't that be better. Wouldn't that also be bolstered by like the reality of like, no, we have other things. But they never even mentioned it. They never even want. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's interesting choice.

It's like, it's, it's leaning so heavily on like the lesson. You know, I would teach you your lesson at the expense of my love for you. It's kind of, you know, my, my feelings or your mother and her feelings. We're going to just make this a big bold lesson. And like I said, it does land at the end of the episode pretty well, I think.

And, but it's, I don't know. I, I ordered later later in the episode, like here at the beginning, I got where he was going. Later in the episode, after they find the apartment, I would like to have seen Rusty with logistical help. We're been like, I'm chewing on the water. Well, I'm going to come over.

I'm going to teach you how to fix the public.

Let's paint the living room.

We're going to, we're going to, there's stuff I can't help you with that. I'm going to be here to tell you with, but you're not living here. Right. I'm not ripping away my parental support. I'm just not going to give you, I'm just trying to.

I'm just trying to, yes. Yeah. I'm just trying to very healthy boundary, right? Yes. I wish that was where we're at the end.

“That's what we call more Rusty answering stuff.”

Yeah. We're going to work on the plumbing. That we can have that. There we go. But you're not living here.

Get some bug spray. Yes. You know, yeah. Yeah. You're right.

That, that would have made the world of a difference. Yeah. I think Sue was getting frustrated with me because by the fifth time I was like, paint the, play since she's like, okay, they're going to paint it like relax. So it's like, there's got to be some, you can fix some stuff, you know.

It's, I know. So that would have been, I think, a little bit helpful. Yeah. Amy shakes her head. You can't stay here, Corey.

I'm sorry. Corey, scowls and threatens.

I'm telling grandma to penga lingers behind and finally follows after her husband.

Amy offers a sorry and to penga admits, I know. And then we're in the student union. Corey storms in with to penga and their luggage. My father's a jerk. I have a jerk for a father to penga looks defeated.

I'm sure he has a very good reason for not Corey finishes her sentence for abandoning us. She insists. We don't need them. We need us. We need to stand on our own feet and figure out our situation.

Corey says he's already figured it out. They're upper middle class homeless college students. There's a very small pifactor here. You're great. I love that one.

I'm very, very much. Very self-aware. Yeah. So good. In fact, I wouldn't feel sorry for us if I wasn't us to penga needs to know how much money they have.

So Corey calculates how much they got for their wedding and subtract how much they spent on the honeymoon. They have seven blenders. Yeah. They're great.

So funny. To penga admits it'd be nice to have a kitchen to put them in. Corey shouts to stop pressuring him. To penga reasons with him. Corey.

We have to live somewhere. And in return, he walks her. I want to roof over my head. I want to roof over my head. You baby.

Then Shawn Nangelowawkin and Corey greets them in an overly cheery tone. He sarcastically asks them. Well, West it. Angela tells to penga they have very good news. Mike and Debbie Fefferman had a fight.

Angela explains. He criticized for salad. So she shot him. Wait. Was it Fefferman?

As it's Jennifer love Fefferman. I mean, it's another Fefferman. It says it may be. It the way it spelled as F.A. F.E.R. It could be Fefferman.

But I mean, it looks like a Fefferman. Yeah.

“I think I would have recognized Fefferman.”

I didn't hear her. So too. I didn't hear her either. Yeah. Okay.

To penga doesn't see the good news here. So Angela breaks it down. Because she's going to do time. And the dorms going to be available. Shonads.

And those married dorms have got to be great. You know how married people live. Very sophisticated. Very posh. Corey likes the sound of that.

Posh. Set up. Set up. Then we got to go. One.

Set up. To go. To the married dorms. Dramatic music plays. As Corion to penga make their way down.

A dimly lit hallway with children's toys littered everywhere. A girl yells. I got a midterm in physiology tomorrow.

Make your own dinner.

Her husband responds fine, Kimberly.

I'll make you a deal. I'll cook dinner. You stop talking. A baby starts loudly crying in the woman begs it to stop. Did you recognize any voices here?

I was trying to listen to you. They were. I wanted to like Chris Chier. But of course he was gone by now. But I wanted.

I was interested. I was like, who are these? You know, do you think it's Marisol at any point? I don't know. But one of the things that as a voiceover actor.

I literally just got one two days ago. They cast voiceover actors for this and that like two days ago. I got an audition for to play a cop quote unquote on a sitcom. And part of the job is you go to the set for two days and you yell the line from off the set. Oh, interesting.

So as of these could have been hired voiceover actors that are literally there with microphones saying the lines off the set. Just trying to shoot like Matt Kirkwood or somebody. Yeah, you know. We so often, I don't think he was there season seven.

Yeah, he was. Did he Kirkwood? No, he left. He talked about how he left. Are you sure?

Pretty sure. Yeah, remember he said he took off at one point. I wonder if that if those names would have been in the list where it said Danny. No, maybe. Daniel Jacobs.

Did anybody else have kind of a problem that when you move to the Mary dorm that met that every marriage sucked? Well, they're trying to talk about the reality of being a Mary college kid. Everybody's yelling, everybody don't slam the door. Fuck you. It's like.

Like, oh my god. These are Mary 20 year olds. I know. They made the mistake. Yeah, right.

They had babies too young. It's like God. I doubt it. It's a lot of names. It's like the college just doesn't paint these doors.

Yeah. The other doors are all too care, but they just don't get it. This is where you got your married. It's not on us anymore. It's like, what the hell?

But I mean, that's all. That is the vibe of this entire episode. Yeah. That's literally what Rusty says. Yeah.

“And that's what the whole show is saying.”

So weird. Debbie's last name is Fefferman. Just FYI. Jennifer. Jennifer, Fefferman sister.

There she is. Cory and Tupanga are deservedly rattled as they turn the corner. And another couple is arguing over a barking dog. Shut the door if you're going to do that. A door slams and he eggs his wife on.

That's it. Break it. Tupanga points out. It sounds like we have very colorful neighbors. Cory sees a little boy standing alone and says,

Hi to the little fella. The boy whispers back. I see Ted people. Cory fakes Miles back. That's nice.

He aggressively whispers to Tupanga. Let's get out of here. But Tupanga points out that they're right in front of room 236. This is going to be their home for the next three years. They bravely open the door and they are stunned at what they see.

I have a list of people directing question for the two sitcom directors here that I'm talking to. Is there a reason why basically every dorm room or everything we do? Is you walk down the hall and take a right? Is there some kind of is there a camera reason for that or a blocking reason for that?

Why there never seems to go and takes a left.

Like the room is never on the left. It's always on the right. Is there a reason for that?

“I think just the set was exactly where they had the room for the set construction.”

Okay. I didn't know if there was something like, well, if you shoot this way, then you can't see into the whatever kind of thing. We never go to the left and the other. We go back and stuff.

But no dorm like all the rooms are always to the right. Yeah. That's fine. And so I didn't know if that was there was a reason for that or not. Okay.

I guess not. Okay. To Penga and Angela's room is to the left. When in that hallway, there were rooms. There's, you know, the boys was over to the right.

Triplets came out and the trip was that came out. Yeah. I think that was their room, right? I don't know. Was it that room where I was actually picturing it more like where the bathroom is?

But you're right. I didn't know if there was a reason for that. Okay. It's disgusting. Tattered furniture.

Dirty appliances. Stained carpet. Police. It's not fair as to Penga composes herself. It's the worst place.

It's like ice. Where the blood states. This is where to Penga's dad ended up. Yeah. And he's the blood stains on the wall.

It's just like that. It was the black shock. A lot of a body. That's what we needed. I did actually think that there was going to be a chalk line when the door open.

I thought, oh, God, please let there still be a chalk line. That would be great. We cut to a commercial because it is, in fact, not nice. But then we returned to the new room. Now inside Penga opens a cabinet door and it falls right off the hinges.

Okay. So it needs a little bit of work. Corey has an idea.

“I think we should think about the worst moment in our lives.”

And it'll only make us feel better about this one. They stand in silence for a moment trying to think.

Finally, Corey realizes it's this, isn't it?

To Penga nods in agreement.

Yeah, it is.

But she reminds him things are never as bad as they seem.

Corey sarcastically responds, you're right. Everything's terrific. It's just fabulous. And then back in the hallway, another fresh young married couple has arrived with their luggage and hear Corey shout, I hate my parents.

And we live in a crack house. A couple share a nervous glance and scurry down the hall. It's a pretty funny bit. You know. It's like you're already there.

Another couple. Yeah. Back inside Corey and to Penga's new trap house. Corey continues to wallow in the sadness. But why don't we find the good to Penga?

Let's find the good because I don't know where it is. He scans the room and asks, is it underneath that pizza box? I don't know. It could be. He bends down to pick it up and he finds a group of cockroaches hiding

underneath it.

“Do you remember having cockroaches on set like this?”

No, but I also don't think they were real. I mean, although they were moving. I think they looked fake to me. Yeah, I couldn't tell. I don't know.

I think they were battery operated. Tiny little battery. It seems a lot of like a lot more work that just find it. Tiny tiny little batteries. He was probably real cockroaches, but I don't remember.

I have no fear of cockroaches. We had Madagascan hissing cockroaches. So it would not have bothered me at all to have them there. So I don't remember them. Corey jumps onto the couch and fear.

Nope. That's where the vermin are hiding. She calls him a baby and stomps on the insects without hesitation. Repeating the move is Corey points out. They're still alive and their drunken cousins from Louisiana have arrived.

And now they're both stomping on the floor with ferocity when a woman opens the door. She's holding a baby and staring at the crazy couple jumping around.

Corey in to bang a finally notice.

Why does it really just open the door? Well, it seems like a same neighborhood. No, no, no. It seems like a same neighborhood. The police iron ain't your edge.

That's silly, yeah. Was it a baby in your room? I mean, I understand. Like, be knock. Why would the door just be open?

Yeah. Why not just keep the door open. So she's standing in an open door.

“Because they needed to have the joke of the shouting match.”

The other couple scared of. But we could have shown them up the hall. There could be open. They could be up the hall and turn around and not walk it. Yeah.

A little bit. Yeah. But the door open would have saved everything. Yes. Because yes, it's very weird that she's like.

Like, hi. My baby. By the way, I know they weren't allowed to speak because they were background. But a great joke would have been the couple as they're walking about to leave. The Corey turns to the Tupang and says, like, man, my dad's a jerk.

You know, something like that to show that it's the same. Come over here. They couldn't have them talk. Right. Right.

Corey and Tupang have finally noticed the visitor and stop. He explains they were just doing the dance of their people. The woman introduces herself is Kelly Aragon. A little nod to Carlos Aragon. Or under the rings.

Okay. Sure.

And the baby is Samantha who never sleeps.

Ever. As their new neighbor, she welcomes them to the dorm to ping at gushes over the tiny baby and asks if she can hold her. So Kelly hands over Samantha to ping a turns to Corey with the baby in her arms. Oh.

Your face and that reaction is great. It's so real. Oh my God. Yeah. That was great.

This whole bee is awesome. Yeah. It's really cute. Corey immediately responds, no. Put it back.

“Tupang returns the baby and Kelly explains well.”

She'd be a lot cuter if she would just sleep for like a minute. I mean, other baby sleep, right? I don't think I can stay awake much longer. And at this moment, I'm like, why is Tupang not saying let me take the baby for a little bit to let you sleep?

But she's just like, cool. Can't sleep. Haven't slept in days. It sucks to be you. It sucks.

That's the worst. Maybe it won't be a horror. Oh my gosh. Corey wonders just had a curiosity. The bed where your baby doesn't sleep all night.

That's not located behind these paper thin wells. Is it because the only crying I want to hear is my own. Tupang, it gives him a look and Kelly assures them. It's all right. At least he's here.

My husband's a med student. They never come home. Coconut. She turns to leave. But stop.

She's not a whore. She's never. She's a med student. She's a med student. She's a med student.

Exactly. Who's going to leave her. The second he passes the board. Everybody knows that. She puts him through college.

He takes off. It's the old story. Oh. You two are newlyweds. Are you.

She says. Tupang responds. Yeah. We are. And Kelly wishes them a sincere.

Good luck. Just a Samantha starts to fuss. Now alone. Tupang, it tells Corey. Okay.

Let's just look at this as a true test of character. Either run from this or we can be stronger than this. Corey places a hand on her shoulder and says. Good luck before sprinting to the door. But when he grabs the handle for refuge,

it comes right off. Cot. He turns to Tupang and nervously explains. It wasn't really going to run. He's tamer's through his words and places the door knob in her hand.

This is for you.

And then we're in. Same thing. Same thing. Same thing. Same thing.

Like I say it like. Like I say like. It's funny. It's not that.

It's not even face a lummy.

Yeah, they didn't even do another week with a script. At least another week. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe quadruplets would have made it funny. Oh, that's so good, right? Yeah. Yeah, that's exactly. Yeah, that was done.

It's the knife thing. I'm not funny. I'm funny. I'm funny. I'm funny. I'm funny. I'm funny. I'm funny. I'm funny. I'm funny. Octopus. That's what we're doing.

“That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. Yeah.”

Cori and Tepanga are slumped down in the front row looking absolutely exhausted. Fini lectures about the black plague detailing the maggot infested rotting corpses that littered the streets of Europe. Can I ask? Is it again not having gone to college? Is there a reason why there's still in a high school history class?

It's like, let's talk about World War II. Okay. It's a 90th from a textbook. Yes. We can all read that.

Like the history is just... What did you do? I know it's... It was so strange to see the Fini Tiki class where it's like this. Could have been the same exact lesson from season one.

Yes. Yes. Exactly.

Cori glances at Tepanga. He's talking about us.

Tepanga half-heartedly raises her hand in lines. Can I have a bath? Fini asks that she reserve her personal matters for after-class, but Tepanga continues to complain. Our water is brown.

Fini tries to stop her but Cori chimes in and you have to chew it. As they go black. That's actually water to get a lot. As they both fester in their depression, Fini announces to the class,

I rarely do this, but I'm going to dismiss the class on account of, well, pathetic.

“Everyone leaves except the pathetic couple in question.”

Cori points a finger at Fini and says in a gravely New York accent. He got a big house, Fini. No children. Tepanga mimics the voice. What do you do in that house?

Fini? Yeah, eat. This is totally you guys doing the big sale. Yeah, I think. It's just bits and it's great.

It's funny like this is great. Yeah. Fini is shocked. What's the matter with you, too? And why are you so unkempt?

Cori fake laughs. We're unkempt. You hear that, Tepanga? Fini raises his voice. You'd be unkempt, too,

if you lived in an apartment with only one washing machine and no dryer. And you know how the baby cries like this. Why? Why?

All night. Fini tries to get a word, and Bokori won't stop crying like a baby. Fini says he gets it. It's unpleasant.

Tepanga gets down to business. Quit stalling Fini. We stay in with you or not. And he quickly responds not.

“So they both get up without another word.”

Dogging a hug. Fini tries to assure them from the bottom of my heart. I would do anything for you, too. If it's anything short of actually moving in, anything at all.

Back in the gravely voice of struggle, Cori asks, "Now how about some of your millions, fella?" Fini tries to reason with Tepanga, but she just shouts to her husband.

Hold him down. I'll get his wallet. Cori suddenly has a change of heart. No, that would be wrong. This man is an educator.

Tepanga agrees. You're right. What could he have? Like nine bucks. Fini proudly adds,

"And a blockbuster card?" Oh, right out there. Very happy with that. Yep. Then he grabs the two roughy ins and says,

"Let me tell you something about life. Cori begs him. No, please. No more words. You have been telling me about life since the first grade.

How come you never prepared us for this?"

Fini gets serious. Although you can't see it now, your reward is yet to come. Cori is fed up. What are you a fortune cookie?

And Tepanga pricks up. Who has cookies? So funny. It is. It's not quite working for me.

I'm not sure what it is. I agree. I don't know what it is, but it's funny. But it's not working. Yeah.

Fini resents the sentiment. My words are heartfelt and highly original. To be reduced to a whimsical, jocularity that's stuffed into a cracker isn't a front to the very essence of my character.

That's it. The sourced life. That's so funny. How do we say this as fantly as possible? Fancy words speak.

Tepanga sticks her tongue out and blows a raspberry in his face. Cori is proud. Well put honey. Well put. Fini.

Why that's called a raspberry? No. I don't either. I want to know. He demands that Fini give them something they can actually use.

Fini thinks for a moment. Lans on persevere and prosperity shall be yours. They both frown at his meaningless mumbo jumbo. And storm out of the room with another without another word.

Once they're gone, Fini admits.

All right. I'm a fortune cookie. Great line for Fini. Yes. So funny.

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Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. And then we're in the student union, Eric and Jack are jabbing pool balls at each other. Why aren't you guys just playing pool? Because we're playing pocky.

This is what we started playing. All of us on the set started playing this game. That we called pocky.

And this is the first time that they actually put it in the show.

So it was pool hockey. We'd have one ball and you try to snap it to the thing. And we all started playing this. We'd be like, right or dead. Well, all of us are grabbing this.

So it's like, um, what's the one with the. It's like air hockey. Yeah. Air hockey ball. Food ball.

Yeah. That's right. But it's like food ball. Food ball. And you've got your one ball.

And you've got the Baptist. And to actually don't remember doing this. Oh, yeah, we played. We played all the time. We had pocky tournaments going on.

So the first time we got to see it.

I was like, hey, pocky. Yeah. So funny. Probably the ruin the hell out of the table. But it was fun.

Yeah. That table had been ruined already. I saw people jumping up on it. Yeah. Erica Jack are jabbing pool balls at each other.

With the cues when Rachel walks up and realizes, I haven't seen you guys in days. How's life been treating you? I needed a reminder about why any of this storyline is going on. Like, it's so long ago.

“But we like, why are they trying to make her jealous?”

Like, do you know what I mean? I know. This is also where I was like, God, she's, she's Matt's ex. Great.

Like, she didn't jack. And they're not even acknowledging that. Yeah. We just completely dropped it. They were in a relationship.

They had like, one of the most like profound kisses on the show.

Right.

And then we just act like it never freaking happened.

Well, no.

“What I think what they were trying to show was that,”

Madeland is one pretty girl. And the others are three. Really a pretty girl. You know what, now when, okay. When you said that.

When you, I get it. I got a logic. It's right. You see what I'm saying. It's good.

And that is funny. Like, you know, one versus three. Right. Because again, Madeland is one. Right.

But the Dom triplets, thanks to their dad, are three. Three. Right. Gosh. Okay.

Well, I think. Now I feel, I feel silly now. Right. Thank you. Yeah.

And then in comes Triple H. Let's play. Another triplet. The boys trade smiles.

She wants to know how life has been treating them.

Eric explains life, which has up until now, treated us terribly has decided to pay us back on cue. The blonde triplets walk in. Once again, wearing matching outfits as full grown adults. Eric announces, these are the dumb triplets.

Then places himself between them. And they're the best dumb triplets I've ever seen. [laughter] Is this one of, could you argue this is one of the worst and useless,

“most useless B stories in the history of this show?”

Yeah. I think you could. For sure. There's some better weird. But this one is just like, what?

It's actually happening. Yeah. We should keep a tally. I want it. Can I feel like we've had a couple of these.

Yeah. The dumb triplets is pretty bad. Jack explains, there are neighbors. All three of them. Eric jumps up on the pool table and again counts them.

One, two, three. I'm dead. [laughter] Let's try it so hard. I'm like, hey, oh man, I'm dead.

I had a hell of my baby. Hell of my doll. I just want you to put on a top hat and a bow tie. And have a-- Hey.

[laughter] Do your best Marcel the monkey. Do your best. You're gonna try and count. It's all some bulls.

Get that guy. [laughter] You're gonna count the one man, man. Damn it. You're gonna count.

You're gonna count the one man. Something's on it. It's happening. [laughter] Just sit loud and big.

I'm like, hey, I'm gonna make it fast. [laughter] Oh, good. It's time to start. You're gonna start.

It's time to start. It's time to start. It's time to start. It's time to start. I'm like, oh, God, I'll do it.

I'll do it. I'll do it. Oh, God. I was gonna hit the wall. I'm gonna run into it full speed.

This was gonna happen. [laughter] Oh. He just loves to count them. Rachel awkwardly says, hello.

“And Jack asks, aren't they just the greatest girls?”

Erickery emphasizes. Because they're three. One, two, three. And there's only one of you and three of them and you. [laughter]

I'd like to thank my parents for standing behind me this entire time. I didn't think I'd be standing up here tonight. This isn't really unexpected. Yeah. [laughter]

What a bit of water. Just to be nominated. Yeah. Just to be nominated. But this is crazy.

Rachel points out, well, there's three of them, and there's only two of you. So what's up with that? One of the triplets, and since they are not distinguished in the captions, I do not know which one responds.

They promise they'd find us a third guy than in other continues. So we can all go out together and the last one adds,

we always do everything together.

Jack and Eric emphasize everything. The triplets tell the boys. I think I've talked about this before, but you know, when I do the like screenplay teaching that I do with the fifth grade, the kids when I go, I've done it at multiple schools,

but now I do it at indie school. One of the things that the kids always do is they write dialogue at the so-called character say the same dialogue at the same time. Yeah, of course. Like in real life.

Yeah. It's like, there's one of those things that, for whatever reason, it's like a kid brain just automatically. It's like, oh, and then this side of the, you know, these three people will say this thing,

especially if they're like sisters or brothers, they'll have them be like, we were hungry. And you're like, nobody can do that. Like that's human, that's not humanly pop. This is one of those.

Yeah. We are triplets, we finish each other. There's a sense of, yeah. Yeah. It's like a fifth grade writing.

It worked for me. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, there's three of them.

There's three of them. There's one nightland. I don't think you guys are following me. Okay. There was one nightland.

And she's tall, though, three of the top three of the bonds. Yeah. Yeah. I do, thank you for the reminder.

Well, what's funnier before you go any farther, than one set of triplets, take it away Danielle. There we go. The triplets tell the boys.

They've been so nice in helping them find their dorm room.

They owe them a party.

Eric Shrieks. They owe us a party.

“And so the girls asked, did they find the other guy?”

Jack and Eric excuse themselves to figure out a plan.

Eric Panics, third guy, third guy, party.

Then he points to a random guy in the corner. I choose you. A student who looks just like Scott Bale. Does he? I don't even really notice.

Oh, yeah. It's wild. Perks up and asks him, hey, do you want to go out with one of these beautiful women without missing a beat? He asks, can my brothers come with me? The camera zooms out to reveal two other guys who look a lot like Scott Bale.

And they're all dressed the same again as adults. I totally forgot. And I can't believe I forgot because I'm looking at Danielle's curtains.

Did it bother you that Ben's sweatshirt blended in with the cabinets in the classroom?

Exactly. Do you remember this to the notice it?

“It's like almost the same color as Danielle's curtains.”

And he, for whatever reason, his sweatshirt matches the cabinets. It's so bad. It's like, it's the weirdest thing. I was like, why wouldn't they change this? Like, how did nobody notice that?

That is, by the way, for our dear listeners who don't know. That is a large part of what the wardrobe stylists are supposed to do Is to be into account the set colors, the fabrics, the couch. So you don't want to put somebody on a floral dress on the floral couch. Yeah.

So that's like a big, you know, a big thing. So that should have been a consideration like, Holders color too close to the color of the set. I found it so distracting. It was really what is it.

Oh, okay. Well, that's looking at the, the triplets, the two sets of triplets. Well, yeah. I mean, another good looking set of triplets at this tiny school. What are the odds?

Yep. I also in this, in the student union one of the scenes. It was so fun. Shiloh's girlfriend Darcy. Is one of the extra.

Is she really? Yeah. And it's like right on camera. Like she's walking with another guy. Like she's the camera.

And I was like, oh, my heart just is like, oh, because yeah, she was living with Shiloh with the driver. Yeah, they were together for like five years. And so so fun to see her. Like right from the start.

Like see Darcy. Yeah. And maybe miss her. It was really cool. Yeah.

Well, the audience loves the big reveal and Eric and Jack know this is bad news. The Dom triplets are immediately Insourced by the other guys tripleteness, and they say goodbye to Eric and Jack two by two as they walk out the door. Well, took. Yeah, forever It took because it was all about bye. No, no, hi, hi, no, hi, no, hi, no, no, no, no, and it was all about the timing timing So here, right, or let's do it. Let's do it will you be the no, right, okay, but we're gonna do it the way it took a long time. Ready. Okay

Hi, I know Hi, hi, no Hi, no And it took for and we do we must have done it 15 times. I mean, it was just now. Let's do it well ready. Yeah, hi, hi, no Hi, hi, no, hi, hi, no, there you go. Thank you

And took it but that became one of our famous bloopers that we have because we just we couldn't get it and then to make matters worse We finally got it And I turn and I say mainland instead of Rachel. Yeah, and I hear Michael go, you So it was just but it just took I mean, by the end Matt and I were literally staring at the camera like what the hell is going on They just they couldn't get the timing. They just couldn't get the timing. Yeah

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Well, realizing they have been disinvited to the party. They turn back to Rachel who's happily lounging on the pool table Eric notes We appear to have a gaping hole in our social calendars. So if you're not doing anything later, maybe we could Rachel cuts him off. You know, I wasn't, but now I think I'm just gonna go home and laugh and laugh and laugh laugh three times three get it

Eric's cracking up, but admits no, she's very funny. I think I have lived that it's funny. It's cute She paths his leg and leaves Eric and Jack sit in silence until Eric offers. You want to go volunteer to be experimented on No, I don't think so I think that was written but that was funny line. Jack goes true. We walk out

Now later on in the student union Sean grabs a coffee and takes it over to his table with Angela to Penga and Corey He asks how are the married dorms pretty sweet set up? I'm guessing Corey bluntly answers We have bugs Sean shugs it off. Everyone has bugs. Corey counters our bugs have cars

“Sean. Do you guys remember shooting the scene?”

Well, we have the bloopers. You guys could not get through this scene. No No another one where we just just I couldn't I could I could laugh so I just started making in like the whole run

Well, what set us off in the first place? I don't remember what our one of the starts was you turning around and you

In the chair. That's a chair So there's that but then you guys and I remember distinctly watching from off camera and You guys it was just so funny because you just cut you you especially Danielle were I think you just lose it all

Oh, man, that was yes, so I was up in a big Yeah, it was a big show for us a big show all and probably very stressful

“Yeah, and I think at this point I started just”

Maniacly giggling at pressure when things were stressful. It was just like Here comes the crackles Like just nothing and I don't know what else to do Sean shakes his head. Your worst problem should be bugs. Corey nods true, but it's not To pangabegs him to change the subject and not bring up plumbing, crying babies or the fact that there was a guy shot and their apartment over a salad

The remains of which are still on the wall Angela asks the guy or the salad and to pangadmits She doesn't really want to know She ate it anyway Sean does decide to change the subject. Let's talk about the married thing. What's the biggest difference?

Corey puts his arm around to penga.

We're going through right now may not be ideal. We're getting through it. I think we're handling it. Well, you know

But Angela has focused on to penga and asks if she's crying to pengas voice cracks while asking why she'd save that Angela states the obvious because tears are coming out of your eyes and your face is all scrunched up to penga wonders This is crying and Angela says it is then to penga admits Then I've been crying for three days The inmates are bummed a Sean touches on the asks what's wrong to penga shows them

It's nothing and gets up and walks out Angela chases after her and Sean asks Corey if he wants to talk about it Corey sarcastically wonders talk about what how I've been married for one week and I already can't protect my wife Talk about how I believed love would get us through anything talk about what an unprepared idiot I am Sean tells him he's not an idiot. It's just new. The Corey reminds him to pengas crying Sean begs to let him help and Corey shakes his head. Thanks, but I don't think you can on this one

although I wanted to be like you could just stay with Angela for a couple of days And so Why not get Sean take Sean's help I just grab a gallon of paint help us paint something up. That's part of being a man too is

And we're friends and people. But no, he somehow was got to do it by himself on principle

“But it's fine with it being his dad. Yeah, he's still arc. Yeah, you're right. Why? Why doesn't he actually say?”

I have too much pride to go to my dad or a phony by the way, because yeah, they believe you were moving to a phony Yeah, just not Sean now all of a sudden can't take any help. Okay Sean insists of course I can. I'm your friend. Corey breaks it to him. Yeah, but I'm her husband. I have to take care of this. I have to Which when he goes back to his dad. That's his dad taking care of it again. Like I don't understand this. Hey triarchy Yeah, you can accept help from your father or maybe or your teacher

Right now from your best friend. You don't know what it's like to be a man, Daniel. You just Sorry, you know, I be right. You're right. You don't get it. How many meetlands are there? One there's just But three down triplets Back in the Matthews living room. Corey is pacing the room while Alan reminds him. I can't help you with this Corey assure him he's not asking for help. This isn't about me. This is about to Panga. The minute I married her

She became more important than me. She became more important than anything and I know mom is more important to you than anything Right? Alan agrees. She is and you are as well and so is to Panga. Corey's relieved to hear that because he wasn't

getting that feeling before. But now he's happy to hear that his dad is finally coming around. Alan bursts

that bubble quickly. I'm not coming around. I can't help the way you want me to and I'm not going to. Corey raises his voice. Hey, we're drowning here. Alan shakes his head. You're not drowning. Corey shouts, then what do you call living in an awful dorm with no money in the washing machines broken in the laundry room and there's some kind of soup coming out of the faucet. Alan scoffs. Marriage. I call it marriage. Corey stammer. Well, it's hard. It's just hard, dad.

Alan clarifies. And you want me to make it not so hard? Corey loses it. You're supposed to do that for me. But Alan yells back. I can't. Corey screams. Well, then what good are you? The audience feels that one and throws back and ooh. Now was I wrong? This was weird to me. Didn't they say

“well, then what good are you, but they were on rusty when Corey says it. Like, if I think if you”

watch it again, it's not a close up of Corey saying, well, then what good are you? They're on rusty when you walk around. Well, then what good are you? See, I think it was a like an edit. Yeah, there was waiting something. Yeah, there was something wrong. But I sort of got it was like on rusty when you hear what good are you? And it was like, that was a weird choice to not have it on. I wonder if he said something more harsh. Oh, and they actually are too harsh. Right. And then

just changed it. Okay. Yeah, maybe that would have been a good that would have been a reason they would want to eat that coverage change. You could have also been that Ben said it on his turn to walk out of the room and it was the back of his on his back and they wanted to see Rusty's reaction. Gotcha. You could also tell just knowing the set all the doors are closed because obviously they hadn't got to catch it. When you're like, when the back upper one, especially was like,

“because I don't remember that having a close, like any ability to close before. Oh, yeah, I did.”

It always had the doors. Yeah. Okay. I've never been with a shut up type. Oh, yeah. They didn't build the

kitchen. They just built the kitchen. Yep. We noticed a stressed out Amy is sitting at the top of the stairs listening in. Corey begins to storm out, but Allen stands up and yells after him, hey, you made a choice. You decided that you were old enough to get married. You decided to take on

The responsibility of a new life because you believed you could handle it.

that decision after we told you that it was going to be very difficult. Corey is silent. Allen asks, what, did you think we were kidding? Did you go into this marriage thinking you were just going to play house and we were going to bail you out of trouble? Corey, this is your life. Deal with your

life. Corey stairs at the ground for a few seconds and then finally looks up at his dad and it's

all you had to say was no. There's a great scene between the two of them. I love it. Yeah. But why does he say all you had to say was no when if you go back to the first scene? All he said was no. Oh, he says is no. Yeah. Right. No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. Literally. Yeah. No. No. Right. Also, I don't entirely understand why Betsy had to be sitting at the top of the stairs. Well, as a mom, who would probably also understand and agree like I think Amy does. I think in that

last scene, we're with Corey and then we do see that she's not just saying it because she's acquiescing to her husband. She's, she agrees. Yeah. We, you cannot stay here. Right.

If one person finds it harder, when you're, I'm going to put it like to like sleep training,

“when you're maybe going to sleep train your baby and you have to now teach them how to”

sue themselves to sleep. Sometimes one parent is stronger at listening to the baby cry than another parent. And you say, listen, I know that we need to do this. I want to do this. I know this is a skill set. I want my kid to learn. I don't want them sleeping with us. Whatever, I physically cannot do it. I'm going to run in there. And sometimes that's the man. And sometimes it's the mom. Right. In this situation, I don't actually, I didn't feel like it was because she has been removed.

She has removed herself from it because it is just too difficult for her. And yet, she's there in what I view kind of as a supportive way. It's painful for her. But I view it as she is there kind of supporting Alan. I'm here with you while technically not being right next to you. So I didn't quite take it as patriarchal or misogynistic. Yeah, I don't take it misogynistic. I just didn't, I didn't get why she was necessary. Why you needed to come to her at all. I'm really curious

how this plays out in the next episode. Right. I'm really curious. It seems like we're setting up more story. It doesn't, like it doesn't really. I think they, they do fix up the apartment

“if memory serves because it's like, and that's what I'm hoping is that. I think so, man.”

Because we called it in writer, Alan and Sean and everybody shows up to fix up the apartment is what I hope happens. Yeah. Yeah. I just don't know. That is what should happen. Also, I would have loved, but they didn't want to get to a solution too soon. But like, oh, the washing machine is broken and there's a dryer. Bring your laundry over here. That's something that happened. You know, bring your laundry over here until the place fixes there. And by the way, I'm not going to do your

laundry. I'm not saying bring your laundry to your mommy. But do your laundry at our in our washing machine. Those are things that, you know, that would have been, but they also wanted to really set it up that this, they don't want to make it too easy. He leaves and sad acoustic guitar music plays as Alan Barry's face in his hands. Amy is still silently sitting on the stairs. And then back at the married dorm to Pengas in the kitchen, making a sandwich when Corey walks in holding a single sunflower.

She lets out a sigh of relief. Where was he? She's been worried sick. He hands her the sunflower

“and admits, I think it's just going to be you and me. They take a seat and to Pengas says she made”

them a tuna fish sandwich. He picks up his half of the sandwich and she stares at the sunflower. He calmly tells her he loves her and she responds, I know. I know you do. She reaches out of this sandwich. Sean couldn't help. Where their friends could? I know. I think you're right. Hopefully in the next episode, everybody does. Yeah. I know, but why, but Corey actively refuses Sean's help. Yeah. And then he comes in here and says it looks like it's just us. Like why,

why are you defeated? Like if you need help, if you're hungry, you get Sean offered and you refuse what for pride? I don't like like I know. It's really weird. Especially because immediately after he says that no, this time it needs to be just me. The next scene is him back talking to his dad about protect it. Fine. Don't help me. Help to Penga. Right. Yeah. I think it's one of those examples of like, you know, a really strong scene or image motivating the entire episode.

Right. The idea of like they split one sandwich in a dirty apartment and they're alone.

Marriage is not what they imagined it would be. Like that's a powerful image to end the episode on.

So then like you just write to that as much as you can. But it kind of doesn't make sense. You know, so I feel like this episode is doing some weird, you know, mental or scene gymnastics in order

To make that work or to keep your arrive at that place.

make sense. Like it could have easily been the Sean is strapped for money too. And he can help Corey.

Yeah. And he's like, man, I would love to help you out, but I really can. And it's like, but it's the thing I didn't understand is so beforehand, they didn't have any trouble getting food before they got married. I know that they're married. Can they not eat? I know where their parents giving them money for food before. And now that you're married, I'm just, you could actually explain some of this. You see the bill. You see the bill of like the wedding. And like because

they had to bail Eric out of jail or yeah, you could have even been funny stuff. Yeah. But the point could have been like, oh, wow, we thought we would have this plan and we didn't. Yeah. Instead, it's like, I don't know. I could also see how if you are a parent of a college aged kid and let's say the math used are helping pay for Corey to go to college. When he was single, not married, I could see them being like part of your school budget is an allowance for

“food. You have to stay within it. You know, it's $30 a week or whatever it is. But that's what you”

have to buy groceries or eat out. And like that's what you have. But now that you're, you're so grown up, you're married, that's going to be on you now. And they, they have, they're still paying off the wedding. They spent too much on the honeymoon. They said, whatever. Oh my gosh, we didn't allow for this. Like, but you're even just a little bit of that explanation. Like for

Allen to say in the, in that first scene, what about the money? Like, what about the money?

You got for your wedding. Well, we spent it on the honeymoon. Right. Why would you do that? Right. Right. And I was strengthened the principle part because then it's like, I'm teaching you this lesson because you screwed up. Yeah. Whereas right now, he's just teaching them a lesson for no, just to teach him a lesson. And it's just like, you need to learn this Corey. Yeah. And it's like, well, I mean, the strongest argument is you're the one who said you were old enough to get married.

So you got to deal with that. Sure. But it would have been so much stronger if they had, yeah, they had screwed something up, if Corey had been going to, like, blow them, they flew first class. And, you know, made some bad choices. And then it's like, yeah. Yeah. And also, they kid you could have made it funnier with Sean, where he's like, well, let me help. And they're like, great. Can we have some money? Oh, I don't have any money.

I don't have any money. Exactly. Do you have food? Well, no.

“I actually look. Gives me a picture. That takes care of me. Do you know any plumbing?”

Yeah. Nope. No, no. Can you help us? Uh, I can take a picture of you. I could, yeah, something like that. There's a, you could have made a picture of me. Want me to write your poem? Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Let me write your poem. Something you could have done some comedy with. Exactly. I don't have any money. Like, yeah. I can actually help you. I can't actually. You're right. No, you're right. I can't help you. Oh, yeah.

You're like, yeah. So many ways you could have done it, but he's just like, no, I've got to do it myself. And to the next scene when I've got to ask other my daddy again. The most salami. Yeah. But again, you walked in trying to get salami. So who's been buying your salami for up to the marriage? Just my question. So then as the tag, we're in the married dorm hallway and we get bloopers. It's a handful of blown takes from the scene. We're quarantpping a fine Michael's son standing

outside their dorm. Corey says hi to the little fella and the boy laughs and fumbles his line. And then I start laughing and the boy tries again, but he can't stop laughing either.

“Guys, remember evil baby. No evil baby. So Michael and his, this is Michael's son. He,”

he could say our Danny do evil baby and daddy would make this like evil. Yeah. Like a face that they did. It was his stare. I thought it was going to be in the bloopers. I was like, oh, we get to see it. Because I had distinctly remember us all dying when Michael just called it. Daddy, evil baby. Daddy would just make this face. Oh my god. It was so cute. It was like the, you know, he was only three or four. Yeah. He was a dad obviously had this so cute. But yeah, but they didn't

include it. Outtakes. I don't know why. I just remember evil baby. Daddy, evil baby. That is so funny. That was so cute. When we get a few more takes where he almost nails it and then he looks at the studio audience. But then, finally, he gets it. And then right after he hits the line, he looks all staged to his dad and giggles. I, I got it right. Everyone breaks into laughter and another Jacob's gets his sad card. So join us for our next episode recap season seven episode

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TGI – Episode 709 “The Honeymoon is Over”

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This isn't eye-heart podcast.

It's like runoff and take those rumors and create a game,

That's a great site.

She also EPED Z Nation, a show that ran from 2014 to 2018.

They literally have the stairs not even involved in the conversation.

I love her.

He pulls the gun, tells me to lie down on the ground.

I want to see the lease agreement.

Maybe because it's going to be married couples are going to want it to be a l...

They're married now.

Make your own dinner.

Yeah, it is.

This is for you.

Once they're gone, Fini admits.

Right.

They owe them a party.

I'm also suing you

Corey puts his arm around to penga.

The responsibility of a new life because you believed you could handle it.

To make that work or to keep your arrive at that place.

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