does anyone remember the name of the story about an office or talent agents that was narrated by Zap Brannigan or a close voice double? there was this girl at the end they were trying to dupe into acting or something like that? There's a line in there that made me pee a little.
"You'll play opposite Clooney, Ford, Pitt, or even Depp, if you like the bizarre little bastard.""You'll be the belle of the ball--""The toast of the town--""Pimply-faced boys will masturbate watching your movies--""Couples will conceive children--""The face of the Earth will be forever changed."
My favorite is from "Eight Episodes". I don't recall it precisely, but it was Dr. Smith's son saying that humans are the meanest and most adaptable people in the universe.That's so true.
Quote from: Listener on June 01, 2007, 02:47:22 PMMy favorite is from "Eight Episodes". I don't recall it precisely, but it was Dr. Smith's son saying that humans are the meanest and most adaptable people in the universe.That's so true.Nah, the Watching People have got us beat on both counts.
Quote from: BrandtPileggi on May 10, 2007, 01:12:52 PMdoes anyone remember the name of the story about an office or talent agents that was narrated by Zap Brannigan or a close voice double? there was this girl at the end they were trying to dupe into acting or something like that? There's a line in there that made me pee a little.That was "The Dream Factory," written by Jenn Reese and narrated by Scott Fletcher.Was your favorite line near the end?Quote"You'll play opposite Clooney, Ford, Pitt, or even Depp, if you like the bizarre little bastard.""You'll be the belle of the ball--""The toast of the town--""Pimply-faced boys will masturbate watching your movies--""Couples will conceive children--""The face of the Earth will be forever changed."