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All right, everyone. Welcome to the musical

explaining podcast. I am your host and goblin mode hunched over over the

wake on an iPad illustrator person, Kavita Herion. And I am, is it technically

goblin mode if you're always in that mode, uh, uh, proprietary Angelina

I've been trying to finish this second permit friends book for San Diego

Comic Con. So I'm just like, yeah, yeah, all day long. Yeah, I'm, uh, it's

changing my body physically. Yeah, your shoulders are like up to your ears

right now. Basically, yeah, it just keeps going over up and up and up again.

But I'm glad here to be here today because like a sicker break and we're

talking about a movie musical many things, uh, hairspray.

Yeah, specifically we're talking about the, uh, 2008 movie adaptation of it.

Yeah, I was like, there's like 35 different versions of it. Right. Exactly.

Uh, it's a very well-loved thing. We just had an MV, not we just had, but time

means nothing. But like in 2016, there was like an NBC all star, like production

of it. Just like, you know, six years ago, no big deal. It's like yesterday. Yeah,

exactly. I blinked and I was, uh, in high school and now I am here, just like,

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