Podcast Extra! An Interview with PLL writer Allyson Nelson

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Benjamin Light and Marco Sparks

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5 • 676 Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2017

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Got a special surprise for you: the Co-writer of s07e11 Allyson Nelson joins us to discuss “Playtime,” the board game, Holden Strauss, Ian Harding’s soccer play, bad PA gigs, working on Shadow Play and much more. Also, we learn a little bit about that mysterious tuft of red hair from the last A tag…

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Benjamin Light.
0:20.1	And I'm Marcus Parks. And I'm Marco Sparks.
0:21.2	I am Allison Nelson.
0:23.0	Hello, Allison.
0:24.3	Thanks for joining us today.
0:26.2	You are one of the writers of the previous episode we just watched.
0:30.8	We thought it would be fun to chat with you.
0:32.5	Hey, thanks for having me.
0:33.8	It's an honor.
0:36.5	For us, too.
0:39.0	So today, your game, it was the soccer game with Ian Harding?
0:44.0	Ian did not show up, as did a lot of people.
0:48.2	We were missing half of our team.
0:50.1	And I played the whole, normally we have like five subs, but we had two none for the girls.
0:56.8	And I played the whole game in hot Pasadena heat.
1:01.5	Oh, nice.
1:02.8	So everybody reign hell upon Ian for not showing up today.
1:08.8	Yeah, I think he's in like Vienna or something according to his
1:11.7	Yeah, likely story
1:13.7	I mean like he would never make it back in time but I still blame him
1:17.4	Yeah
1:17.8	Yeah
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