“America’s Emmy Home Videos” (with David Chang and Zachary Quinto)

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4.6 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 23 September 2020

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

Ira, Louis, and Aida discuss this year’s virtual Emmy ceremony, Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy, Ellen’s on-air apology, Kat McPhee donating to Republicans, racist social media algorithms, and the film Antebellum. Plus, chef David Chang joins to discuss his new memoir Eat a Peach and Zachary Quinto returns to discuss the film adaption of .

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0:00.0	Also mellow jsem우�ра
0:10.8	and you got a song album right here
0:20.4	We're here physically, live at your Desbone
0:27.5	I'm a huge burden to put on me to figure that out right now right at the top of the show
0:30.8	I'm Louis Fertel
0:31.8	I'm a Eda Asman I think
0:33.8	Hello
0:34.8	Uh, well, hi my log cabin boys
0:37.8	How are we doing today?
0:39.4	Oh wow!
0:40.4	I haven't devoted any brain space to learning that Katherine McFee donated to the Republican Party
0:46.0	and it shouldn't mean anything to me because she is an American Idol runner up who just
0:50.6	got one NBC show one time
0:52.7	but she has played so hard to the gaze on that goddamn Twitter that it is insulting
0:58.6	Alright tell me what you're talking about
1:00.6	Oh, well, so have you heard of Katherine McFee?
1:05.6	Yes, yes we're here for that
1:07.1	Okay, yes, yes, smash American Idol and also waitress, waitress on Broadway
1:13.0	And also, what's important to note about her American Idol run was there was a time
1:17.0	when any lady singer with brown hair had to sing Black Horse in the Cherry Tree
1:21.1	like a Teton stop and she was one of those people
1:23.6	Okay
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