Severed, the Ultimate Severance Podcast.

Hello, Refiner, and welcome back to the severed floor.

This week, we're continuing our extended discussion with Severance Property Master

Catherine Kat Miller. As we approach the dog days of summer, volunteer researcher Vinnie P and I

needed some more catch-up time to continue prep on the rewatch episodes. The season two

rewatch episodes are very full and detailed. I'll be back with part two of the Cheekye-Bardo

breakdown next week. This week,

it's the conclusion of our Catmiller interview. We got together via Zoom on Saturday, August 2nd.

The discussion ran for nearly three hours, and it was fascinating. If you haven't already,

make sure to check out part one from last week. We're going to do this again with limited

commercial interruptions. To keep the podcast server happy, I do have to take breaks within the show, but I didn't want to interrupt Kat. This worked out so well last time. We're going to do it again. We'll take a break right now, then we won't take another one until I'm saying goodbye at the end of the interview. That way, you get to listen to Kat without interruption. It's not as many breaks as the server would like, but at least I'll have taken a couple of breaks.

So we're going to take a break right here, and when we come back, you'll be into part two of the interview.

So here come the commercials.

Hey, this is Ben Stiller.

Thanks for listening to Severd, the ultimate severance podcast.

All right, let's do a lighter Vinny P question here.

The original front door from the show Cheers recently sold at auction for $162,500.

If you could choose one prop or set piece to put up for auction, which severance prop do you think

would bring the most at auction?

That's, oh, wow, Vinny, with the hard-hitting questions.

No, these are the palate cleansers.

These are the lighter ones.

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