Episode 14: "The Arm Makes Sense!" -
Show Notes
Episode 1.14 -- “Caroline and the Watch”
Original airdate: February 1, 1996
Written by Mark Wilding
Directed by James Burrows
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Sincere amore? We know! Elise Laplante joins us this week at the partners’ desk for episode 1.14, “Caroline and the Watch”! Put on your best subway map tie and your dressiest rollerblades and glide along with us as we discuss such scintillating topics as hangry Richard, comedy in a pre-“That’s What She Said” world, the need for an HR person in The City, emailing “Jimmy” Burrows, and Skimbleshanks: the Railway Cat. Caroline in the City: it’s The Sopranos of three-camera sitcoms!
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This week's "plugs":
Has this woman ever seen an episode of basketball?
Visual aids:
Amy recommends Lenox Hill on Netflix!
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Christie recommends the play Fairview by Jackie Sibblies Drury!
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Elise recommends Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family by Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, Million Dollar American Princesses on Smithsonian Channel, and the documentaries of Lucy Worsley!
This week's guest:
Elise Laplante has worked behind the scenes on TV shows such as Gilmore Girls: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, Scream Queens, and most recently, Star Trek: Picard. One time she was offered cocaine at Carrie Fisher's house, which she declined, making her substantially less cool.
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Social:
Twitter - @elise_laplante ​
Elise Laplante!





And the crowd goes wild!
Dusoleil Walks Through the Wall:
This episode's Suspenders Lewk:
CATS SHOULD NOT BE EATING CANDY BARS Y'ALL

Cactors at work:

Baba Yaga:

Charlie's subway map tie:

Working in the hallway:

Please enjoy this multipurpose GIF:

Vic and Stella's cozy, plastic-covered Queens apartment:

The adorable Vic and Stella, a.k.a. Morey Amsterdam and Rose Marie!



Sexual tension? Us? (YES, YOU.)

Meanwhile, Del and Charlie get up to some corpse hijinks...

THE ARM MAKES SENSE!

Last but not least, the infamous "Han Solo moment"...
