Mike Schur: Everybody Wins

Literally! With Rob Lowe

Stitcher & Team Coco

Society & Culture

4.7 • 12.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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In which Rob and writer/producer Mike Schur discuss quarantine cuts, virtual writers’ rooms, the vital importance of silliness, the SNL sketches that never were, and of course Parks & Recreation. Plus: we learn Mike’s response when told Chris Pratt had been offered the “racoon movie.”

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0:00.0	There he is.
0:03.0	Hey.
0:04.0	I just can't get over seeing your hair like that.
0:06.4	I truly, I know I was talking about it the other day,
0:08.6	but it's quite something.
0:10.6	It's getting out of control, is the appropriate word, I think?
0:15.0	Yeah, for sure.
0:17.0	But I also kind of like it.
0:31.0	Hey everybody, welcome to the podcast, literally with Rob Lowe.
0:36.0	Today I have my former boss, Mike Sure, who co-created Parks and Recreation,
0:44.0	who was the the ringer writer on the office, and who came up on SNL
0:51.0	through some of the glory years there.
0:53.0	I don't know anybody smarter, funnier, and more decent.
0:58.0	He's like one of the true nicest guys in Hollywood, and I'm forever indebted to him
1:05.0	for giving me Chris Trader.
1:07.0	There is much to discuss.
1:10.0	I go back and forth, I have a almost irrepressible urge to shave it all off,
1:19.0	and I think I might give myself a buzz cut when this is all over,
1:24.0	not even when this is all over, in the next two weeks.
1:26.0	But your hair is usually short anyway, so I think it's a no brainer.
1:30.0	It's you got to go for it, do it.
1:32.0	Yeah.
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