The climax of the second episode, what do they come up with?

I swear to Christ.

It is a parody of a Gilbert and Sullivan musical number.

You have to be 80 years old to think that that is cool.

They do a parody of fucking HMS Pinnefort where the whole cast comes out and sings like,

we are the very model of a network TV show and we step in this August and Blessed Studio.

They're all wearing tuxedos and evening gowns and there's a fucking Philharmonic

and the opera singers behind them. I probably cost $500,000.

And like the edgy part is that they reference that Bradley Whitford's character did cocaine.

They're like, and our producers doing blow, doing blow.

And the audience is dying.

We have the captions on it. It says applause, whooping.

I will say this, you know, for that scene and for all the sketches we actually see,

Aaron Sorkin would be like the John Schwartzwolder of the nation of Germany.

If he just wrote comedy sketches like that, they'd be like, this is the funniest shit that we've ever seen.

You've got to go to a non-cumure comedy.

Yeah. Go to like, Sweden, Germany, Denmark and do that, shit.

They will, you're a god, dude.

One of those nations where everyone is 90 years old, no matter what time you're born.

Yeah.

Everyone's 90 years old and it's nighttime for half of the year.

Yeah.

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