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Hey, it's Peter Segal.

So, uh, it's the season of giving, right?

And we had wait, wait, of giving, right? And we at Wait Wait, of course, are in a giving mood,

so we're here with an episode that we would normally only share

with our Wait Wait Don't Tell Me Plus Supporters,

but this spirit of Christmas

visited me in my sleep last night and all of a sudden I have a new perspective so

we're going to share it with everyone it is an extended cut of our recent interview with actor, producer, and activist Dakota Johnson.

That's right. An extended cut. In our regular show, we normally have time to broadcast about six or seven minutes of our celebrity

interviews.

Got a lot else we need to do, right?

But often, we bother those celebrities for much longer.

And Dakota Johnson was very kind, and she let us do that. We asked

her more about her work on the 50 Shades of Grey trilogy, her movie star parents

and grandparents,

and her new documentary about the legacy of feminist

sex researcher Cher Height.

It's called The Disappearance of Cher Height.

And just a little editorial comment here it is really

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