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Music Hey everybody. Welcome to episode 200 of Girl on Guy. This is the 200th episode of the Girl

on Guy podcast. If you do not include all of the many extra episodes, bonus episodes that you get if you become a premium subscriber, and there's also a new exclusive episode uploading this week. But this is the official 200th episode of this show. And that's a milestone. You know, a lot of television shows never make it to 100 episodes, and I've made it to two.

So I'm feeling very good about that.

I hope you are, too.

And it's a special episode with a very special guest that I'm very proud of, and I'm excited about. I'm working so hard right now, and I'm not complaining, and I'm also not gloating. This is just a statement of fact. I am just in a constant kind of penny tasting like low-level gray flop sweat across my brow and dripping down my flanks because I am doing the talk and criminal minds and this podcast,

getting ready for season seven, well, in the middle of making season seven, actually,

of Archer, which debuts in January, and getting ready for season four,

whose line is in any way which starts filming in January. Skittering hither and yon, working on my short film. Obviously, touring is put on hold, working on Courage and Stone, which is proceeding apace, and will debut, make its gorgeous Kinsenera debut, although you shouldn't drink at your Kinsenera, unless your parents are supervising you and then go out of ship bananas. I'm not your mother in the spring of 2016. So lots going on, and that's why occasionally the show doesn't go up exactly as planned, but it is going to go up relatively on time this

week, and I'm excited about that. So just all those good things. You can always follow me and friend me

online to find out what's going on with me and my many projects of which I am both grateful, grateful, and also nominally proud,

not because I think I'm awesome. Just stoked to be busy, my friends, just stoked to be working.

Let's get the business out of the way quickly and move on to the fun stuff.

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