Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Harmony Town is now in session.

From the incredibly groovy, haiseless theater in Pennsylvania,

where apparently a production of Jeal House Rock is going to go on backwards.

I'm Jeff Davis-Kamp-Chowler, would you please put your hands together for the mayor of Harmony Town?

Dan Harmon!

Yeah.

Thank you.

Welcome to Church.

This place is gorgeous. This is a great theater.

It's very, very weird here tonight.

If you know me, then you're here.

If you know me and you live in Pittsburgh, you're here.

If you know me, then you know that I'm very,

knowingly, obsessive about story structure and in relation even to my own physical activity,

the course of my life and the course of my evenings.

Often doing obnoxious things like pointing out that we've reached the goddess point in this conversation,

or something stupid, a little little little little little Campbell flashing.

But this tour, I mean we knew when we set out, like, okay, come on, this is going to be a story.

It's a very physical process.

You do, if you plant a potato and then dig it up and then eat it and poop it out,

you're telling a story.

And also if you zoom in on the process of digging up the potato,

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