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I'm Stephen Metcath, and this is the Slate Culture Gab Fest Bunny Emergency Edition. It's Wednesday,

September 28, 2011. On today's program, the new fall TV shows The Playboy Club and Pan Am.

The band REM splits up after 31 years.

I think that's about right.

About 31 years, 1980, I believe.

And Will Robots steal your job with Slate's own Farhad Manju?

Joining me today, our Slate's deputy editor, Julia Turner.

Hello, Julia.

Hi, Steve.

And our film critic, Dana Stevens.

Hey, Dana.

Everyone, I have to say, everyone, and this is really inclusive, I'm really throwing the compliment out wide here.

Everyone looks hot.

Hot today.

Danny, you look, you look that, I love, how did you describe that dress?

It's like Hote early 90s, Sassy Magazine.

It's got daisies on it, but they're chic daisies and polka dots. And it's not white on black. It's white on brown. And it's got cap sleeves. And it's got a little Peter Pan collar. It's fucking nuts. It buttons up the front. It's a cute-ass dress. That's a visual word. Do the words Betsy Johnson are coming to my, is that 90s kind of?

That's a visual word. Do the words Betsy Johnson are coming to my, is that 90s kind of? That's 90s. This is not a Betsy Johnson. It's better than Betsy Johnson. And then Matt Siegel has a, what did you call it, Dana? A brush cut. He's got a brush cut. That sounds like something you do to a wheat field, but is it something you do to a Matt Siegel? I think it's actually

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