Topher Grace And Arturo Castro: Stanning For Cereal

Ask Me Another

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4.6 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2020

⏱️ 52 minutes

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That '70s Show alum Topher Grace and Broad City's Arturo Castro share stories of their big breaks into acting then face-off in a trivia game about breakfast cereal! This episode originally aired on Aug. 2, 2019.

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0:00.0	From MPR and WNYC coming to you from the Bellhouse in beautiful Brooklyn, New York, it's MPR's
0:08.7	hour puzzles, word games and trivia, ask me another.
0:12.2	I'm guest musician Julian Valard.
0:14.4	Now here's your host, O'Fearah Eisenberg.
0:18.4	Hello everybody, nice to see you.
0:26.4	Yeah, this is awesome.
0:29.8	We have a great show for you four brilliant contestants are here to play our nerdy games.
0:34.1	They're backstage knocking down sandcastles to put up sand condos and one of them will
0:39.7	become our big winner.
0:41.8	We have two fantastic guests tonight.
0:45.0	We have actors Tofer Grace and our Tural Castro.
0:53.1	Tofer Grace of course played Eric Foreman on that 70s show.
0:57.7	So many of us were first introduced to him.
0:59.9	Yeah, Tofer is also in a new episode of Black Mirror.
1:04.3	Yeah, Black Mirror is about, you know how technology and social media is addictive and ultimately
1:11.6	destroys your life.
1:13.9	I can't always watch Black Mirror.
1:15.4	I find it very anxiety inducing.
1:18.9	It's just I need to take a break sometimes from humanity being damned.
1:23.7	I like I just want to watch an episode where things work out and things are better because
1:29.2	of technology.
1:30.3	I just want there to be one where it's like I saw into my son's brain and he was just
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