In every generation, two snarky gay men are born who talk about your favorite episodes of television where the characters “put on a play.” We’re talking about ourselves of course! This week we’re sipping Blue Moon (which was delicious and hasn’t turned us into Neanderthals…yet) and talking about season one, episode nine of Buffy The Vampire Slayer: “The Puppet Show.” Listen to us delve into the humor and horror of school talent shows, debate whether Principal Snyder or Sid the Dummy is scarier, and review the Scoobies performance of Oedipus Rex. Then we go right into the scene with the season two Family Guy episode “The King Is Dead,” treading the boards with Peter Griffin as he slowly turns Lois’ production of The King and I into a weird mashup of Flashdance, Flash Gordon and Dune. Who would have liked that?) and talking about all the other great tea and spice treasures which we found at the Bryant Park Winter Market.

Apparently we’re also loose leaf tea people now. This week we’re sipping Spice Professor’s delicious golden starfruit tea (our first non-alcoholic drink featured on the show. If you’ve ever been looking for a cartoon that can touch on pretty much all of theater’s most tropes, look no further than Family Guy.

See Also Letters Between Thetas And Kappas Join us as we delve into everything wrong with the production timeline to turn Yetta’s Letters from actual letters into a Broadway musical in six weeks, why Fran Drescher is a comedy goddess, and discuss whether Yetta should have chosen Richard or Joe. Who should have won Best Musical Tony 1999: Fosse, Parade, or Yetta’s letters? This week we sip refreshing Fresca (which Jonathan “absolutely” recommends with a splash of delicious Absolute Vodka for a quick summer cocktail) and then fall in love with all things Yetta at The Nanny.

We’re back talking about another episode of “The Simpsons”! This one reunites Marge with her high school classmates to revive their high school play, “Y2K: The Musical.” We discuss why Marge would make the perfect stage manager, reminisce about the 90s and the actual Y2K crisis, and experience extreme existential dread when we come to the realization that we are now officially the same age as Marge and Homer. What’s the deal with this podcast? We’re watching the classic episode of “Seinfeld” that combines three things every gay man loves: Broadway, Bette Midler and Tonya Harding! The Nanny S06e18 Yetta’s Lettersĭon’t you just hate it when you get the lead role in a play and then your twin steals the role? That’s what happens to poor Tamera Landry in this season two episode of “Sister, Sister.” We sip some Captain Morgan rum and have a ’90s throwback as we discuss high school theater, why Tim Reid and Jackee Harry are comedic geniuses, and how the WB started strong but slowly became a home for orphan sitcoms.

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