Dave King, Steve Hely, and Kevin Etten, Our Close Friends

Hollywood Handbook

Headgum

Comedy

4.8 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2014

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Hayes and Sean start the show by critiquing segment theme song submissions from fans. Then, on the first Hollywood Handbook writer's panel, DAVE KING, STEVE HELY, and KEVIN ETTEN join the boys to talk about TV writing, real writing, the creative process, conflict, and alt and main jokes. Then, the Popcorn Gallery is back to ask the panel about their A/V Club GPAs, cams, and the writer's room boys club.

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0:00.0	So I turned to Damien's, Eccles.
0:09.3	Yeah, and I go, hey, did you see that?
0:13.1	Who Frey Roger Rabbit?
0:15.1	He's like, yeah, I did.
0:17.3	That was like, what kind of funny, right?
0:19.9	Because you're old thing.
0:23.1	Roger Rabbit had a bunch of weasels and Damien got bit by
0:29.9	weasel on his foot.
0:30.9	Yeah, this.
0:31.9	And he had.
0:35.9	Speaking of which, I'm kind of probably going to sound a little off this show because as it
0:42.5	turns out, and if Enter your code, you could get a picture of this.
0:45.3	My feet is haunted.
0:48.1	And my feet is actually haunted.
0:50.5	And when I'll have to keep from being upset in this case, actually, is the camera supposed
0:56.9	to be out of the room or is it, wait, is it supposed to be in the room or out of the
0:59.7	room?
1:00.7	Are we supposed to get up and go out of the room and go get the camera?
1:03.4	Is it just supposed to be in the room already?
1:05.2	That's nice.
1:06.2	So when, uh, mebbro was dressing me this morning, she got very scared.
1:15.2	Because now, well, we should say you have your wearing socks with spirits on them.
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