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Andy's sold the boat, got super drunk, then watched Life of Pie got really introspective.

Maybe see the hobbit.

When Harry met Sally.

And I would listen to it in the car because you didn't have a radio.

And so I would listen to two things on that drive. I would listen to the Les Mizz soundtrack and I would listen to when Harry met Sally, the movie.

The poem that Dwight is reciting is a poem called Advent by a famous romantic German poet, Ronye Maria Rilke.

But one that I know almost every line two is top-gunned.

But I watched it with the kids and they were so annoyed with me because I kept saying the lines just to walk in the park, ma'am.

I hope German terrorists don't take over the Christmas party or a whole half to go all John McLean on them.

Have you not seen Die Hard?

No, no, no, no, your script is wrong.

That's right. That's how well he knows it.

For me, it's that he is barefoot. The whole movie! It makes me so unsettled.

He's got a glass in his foot.

He's a... Shoot! Zaglass.

Zaglass.

Zaglass.

He has to run through the glass. Run through the glass barefoot. And then he has to fish it out. Big hunk of glass.

I'd like to point out that during this whole scene of Pete and Aaron if you look through the doorway window, you can see Toby and Nelly in there talking about the Scranton Strangler.

Lucky for him he has a copier too in his car. That's how much this guy loves Die Hard.

He has a fight with two people, but it's just him so playing both people.

Chris is the creative mind behind Wellness Together's newest program, "Laughing Together". Chris says they're very excited to announce their efforts to expand advocacy, awareness, and access to mental health for students and you can learn all about it on their website laughingtogether.org.

Clark needed time off to been in Kickass 3.

It's called Getting Things Done, The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. It's by an author named David Allen.

The Dothraki language is a fictional language in George R.R. Martin's fantasy novel series A Song of Ice and Fire and its television adaptation Game of Thrones.

Anna Coates, and her favorite book is The Poisonwood Bible. It's about four sisters from Africa.

Boulevard of Broken Dreams is from Green Day's 2004 album, American Idiot.

Nelly gives a speech by Portia and Merchant of Venice and Andy he melts he agrees to give Nelly a job as special projects manager He calls her a sly bastard and he hires her back yes, they shake on it.

She's talking about the don't cross the line. And that's just kind of how you set up shots and where you put the camera in relationship to the actor.

But it was really helpful for me. Editors have a pretty good idea about the line. It looks really wonky if you cross the line in something that you're editing.

Don't cross the line doesn't mean don't do something inappropriate. Cross the line is jargon in the industry about where your camera is placed.

the characters on the show were constantly treating my character like this sort of enigmatic guy who they couldn't quite figure out. And I realized partway in that the writers couldn't quite figure him out either. I mean, the same relationship that the other characters had with Robert, the writers had with him as well. But I feel that worked to my advantage. They wrote some really strange eccentric stuff that I loved goofing around with. Now, whether it was successful in terms of the greater context of the whole show, I don't know. That wasn't my concern. My concern was to try and play this guy and commit to him. And to me, he was just this very strange, totally eccentric, enigmatic guy. And I think that really comes out in his performance. And it's what I remember of him. He's one of those actors and you find them a lot in the theater. The words that the playwright has written are the law. And it's your job as the actor to figure out how to make it work. And you make it work.

I wrote about this in my book, The Actor's Life, A Survival Guide.

So guys, if you're an aspiring actor and you wanna come to Los Angeles or New York, maybe buy my book, The Actor's Life, A Survival Guide, where I lay out a lot of things that you should and shouldn't do based on my experience.

A lot of this reminds me of a plot of my latest Chad Fleunderman novel, A Murder for Framing.

Kind of sounds like The Handmaid's Tale.

Oh, a lot like The Handmaid's Tale.

One of the first things that happens when they're slowly taking over is that they close all the women's banking accounts and have their funds transferred to their husband's accounts.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right now, I am reading the graphic novel of The Diary of Anne Frank. These letters and diaries of people recounting their experiences during these times of war, I think it is so important for us to read and know these things.