One on One: Robert Michael Lee

I Am All In with Scott Patterson

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Tv & Film

4.4 • 4.8K Ratings

🗓️ 16 May 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

From IT consultant to the most recognized background actor on Gilmore Girls, Robert Michael Lee joins the podcast to reminisce about filming in Luke’s Diner.

Plus, hear his reaction to the fan theory that he was secretly Mr. Kim.

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0:00.0	I am all in
0:15.0	I am all in. I am all in.
0:16.0	I am all in.
0:20.0	Hey everybody Scott Patterson, I am all in In Podcast, One Eleven Productions, I Heart, Radio, I Heart, Media
0:26.6	I Heart, Podcasts, one-on-one interview.
0:30.1	Anyway, we're joined by Suzanne French, and we have the ubiquitous and talented, and probably a cast favorite, I would say.
0:42.0	Robert Lee is here.
0:43.8	He is, you know, one of the characters in the show,
0:49.8	you see him
0:54.0	he wears many hats on that show. I wouldn't even call him an extra. I would call him an extra. I
1:00.0	would call him an extension of the cast because he fills so many roles every
1:04.3	single day. I'll tell you a little bit about him. He was a background performer for
1:08.2	Gilmore girls and he's people,
1:13.0	a waiter at Luke's diner,
1:15.0	and you recognize Robert,
1:18.0	you see him in every episode.
1:19.0	And we'll be right back after Robert's interview
1:22.0	after these words.
1:26.2	A new season of Bridgerton is here and with it.
1:30.9	A new season of Bridgererton, the official podcast.
1:34.0	I'm your host Gabby Collins.
1:35.7	And this season, we are bringing fans even deeper into the ton.
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