Ep 99 with Retta

Comedy Film Nerds

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.5 • 887 Ratings

🗓️ 6 March 2012

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Chris and Graham welcome comic/actress Retta from Parks and Rec into the Gargoyle University. Graham was really disappointed with Project X but wanted to have a baby with Act of Valor. Chris thought Wanderlust was better than the trailer. Retta talks about writer/director Richard Curtis and her favorite film, Love Actually. And some of the inner workings of shooting a TV show. DVDs, new releases and bring your Hillbilly to work day!

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0:00.0	From Comedy FilmNards.com
0:04.0	With Graham Elwood,
0:06.0	The Flirting Force of Bandura ever heard of it?
0:09.0	And Christmas, CD.
0:11.0	What crime are you from? This is the Comedy comedy film movie I'm from.
0:13.0	This is the comedy Phil Barrett's broadcast.
0:16.0	P, it's not a clue.
0:20.0	This is not a Ninja movie I signed up for.
0:25.0	Cousinades the package.
0:28.0	Why can't this happen?
0:30.0	I have nothing going on. Hey, how y'all doing it's episode 99 of the comedy film nerds podcast.
0:40.0	As you can see we have a it's take your hillbilly to work day.
0:45.0	It's take your hillbilly to work day.
0:48.0	So Chris brought me.
0:50.0	So it's been an excellent day of work here in the gargoyle garage.
0:55.2	It's very exciting.
0:57.0	I guess looked at the garage and went,
0:58.4	oh, this reminds me of college.
0:59.7	I think, where did you go to college in Transylvania? She went to gargoyal state, which is a really good school,
1:07.2	good liberal arts program.
1:08.7	Episode 99.
1:09.7	Episode 99.
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