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Intro. Let's go with another flow.
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Ain't your average entertainment show more to entertainment than what's
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on the screen? Connecting dots on what you see? Have
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y'all ever wondered how we all began the idea? How
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they started to play xx actors the whole team, man
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Pops to those behind the scene. Why did the person.
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Get into the bus?
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Something inside when they were a kid? Who helped them
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out when they were wanted to quit with about the
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family gave them rocks to kick? How well the haters
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they left shaming alone? Find out in the Entertainment Zone
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with Oh I'm a day Slane, It's a real thing.
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Hello, and welcome to the Entertainment Zone. What is up?
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It's me Paul.
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I'm Adai Slane. I am so delighted to have you
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on this edition of the Entertainment Zone. I'm going to
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be joined shortly by actor and comedian legend Marshall Warfield.
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We're gonna be talking about her role on the continuation
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of Night Court. She's been on several episodes since the
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new series dropped the continuation of Judge Harry Stone and
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his daughter Abby Stone or Abracadabra and just an amazing cast.
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I've had an opportunity to interview many of them, and
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it's been an honor to share with you the audience
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just about this amazing show and some of the amazing storylines.
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Marsha and I are going to talk about the season
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finale that's gonna drop this Tuesday coming up, I should
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say next Tuesday coming up. And she's on one episode
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and it's amazing. Checked it out, You're gonna you're gonna
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love it now. If you haven't had a chance to
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check out the show, you can binge watch it on
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Peacock catch up check it out. You will not be disappointed.
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We welcome you who are listening and watching us on
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ABC Radio affiliate k ME T here in southern California.
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you as well. And can't forget about our podcast listeners
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out there on all the streaming podcast services out there, Spotify, iHeart, Apple, Amazon,
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you name it. We got you covered and thank you
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so much for always tuning in to the show.
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So, without any further delay, let's welcome on the amazing,
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the awesome Marsha Warfield.
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I am with the comedic legend, the amazing actress herself
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from the South Side of Chicago. Great to talk with
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her again, the amazing Marsha Warfield. Marsha, how are you.
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I'm fine.
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I'm just looking around to see who you're talking about
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right now.
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I'm talking about you and how amazing you are.
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I remember last time we chatted on an episode you
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were on earlier this season and you say, Hey, I
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would like to have a chance to talk with you again.
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I had no idea I was going to talk.
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To you again, So I'm like, amazing, we are, absolutely,
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you know. I just want to let you know I
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got a chance to check out the episode. And whenever
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you are on that set, on that stage, it is
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just like a It takes me back to the first
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iteration of night Court, and especially when you and Dan
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kind of get into it a little bit, that that
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is just like comedic gold.
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It's like that for you too. Well.
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You know, it's almost like it's almost like home, like
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when you go visit the kids and you go back
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to the old house. You know, it's very comfortable and
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they always treat me well, and I have no complaints
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I just hope, you know, with the with the cast
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and crew they have that I can always or at
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least sometimes rise to the occasion because that's pretty stellar company.
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Well, you definitely do. You know, it's like you never
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left the set, and it's just amazing. It takes me
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back to a great, great time when I was younger,
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and when you when you look at whenever you're asked
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to be a part of any episode, what are some
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of the things that you have to do now to
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prepare for it, Because it's a couple of decades, three
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decades or so after Ross left the show and she
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comes back, So what are some things you have to
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do to kind of make your character authentic but still
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also current to the time.
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I don't really think about that, you know, I am
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as Rise. We're both older, and we're both you know,
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still they're relatively healthy and kicking it, and so.
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I just show up. You know. Really, it's it's.
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Almost I don't know how to put it.
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It's so comfortable. The production is so well oiled.
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You know, the machine runs great that I just you know,
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how you get a new pair of shoes and you
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step into them and they fit because they're the same
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shoes kind of shoes you've been wearing. I mean it's
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that it's that kind of comfort level and everybody is
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just fun to work with.
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It definitely comes off that way.
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And in this actually episode, in particular the season one
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of the season finale episodes, it was one one scene
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where where where old Rads and and and Dan kind
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of have the interaction we see all the time in
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the first iteration, and I was senter.
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There, like, man, I want to see more of that.
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Because one thing about you and John when when you
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and John would would have these magic moments on the set,
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it was just like one of those things where you
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you know that type of person who has the same
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personality as John is, and you you have to sit
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them straight some time and kind kind of kind of
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get them on the straight and narrow. And that's what
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I always love about about that type of interaction. I
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hope we get a season four and we see more
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of that. We got to have you and Dan, you know,
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do you do you think even more?
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You know that's how I knew I had the job
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the first time around. You know, they were still feeling
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their way out, you know, coming off the tragedy of
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the first two bailiffs, Selma and Flow passing Away and
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the cast. One of the things that struck me was
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how affectionate they were. They were actually grieving, you know,
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and and I don't know if I was expecting that.
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pretty impersonal and even a tragedy can be.
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Accepted and we move on.
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But no, they were still grieving, and so we had to,
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you know, find our footing.
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And then they did.
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They gave me the scene in the elevator with Dan
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and I got to smack him and that's when I
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knew I had the job.
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That was amazing in this particular episode in this season finale,
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you know, we can say it was kind of like
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a pastor Torch moment with you and you and Lacreta.
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of like that moment.
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Well, yeah, you know, and I had been in that
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mode from the beginning. It's her role, this is her show,
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it's not my show. All props praised to her. But
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to have a moment where I tell her you got this,
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you got this, and to have it received as it was,
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that was that was pretty special.
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Yeah, And she she's pretty amazing too.
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Have I had an opportunity to chat with her a
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couple of times, and did you know she's an avid
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game or two?
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She did my podcast and yes, we talked about that
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a lot.
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Yeah, it's funny. When I chatted with her, I always
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like to make fun.
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Of her because she always gets scared when she's gaming,
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and her reactions are just amazing.
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Are you a game or two more? Shall not anymore?
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I used to be you know, early days, early early days,
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misspac Band and all that kind of stuff, and moved
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up to.
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What was that playing the SIMS.
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I played the SIMS five four or five generations and
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the last game I got into, tell you how long
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ago was Gabriel Night, and that was the last one
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I really got immersed in, and I was very upset
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when that series ended.
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Yeah, now I totally get Well, we got to get
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you back gaming again, Marshall. I'm a I'm an avid
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PS five gamer, so we gotta we gotta get your
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gaming again. But but but before I let you go, Marcia,
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what has been kind of like your your your thoughts
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on just being in this iconic franchise, not only the
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original one, but also this continuation. What are some of
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the things that go through your mind every time you're
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asked back, Hey, Marsha, we want you to come back
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as Rise.
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What kind of goes to your mind?
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Oh, you know, if it was a song, it would
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probably be if they could see me. Now, I mean
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it's it's I'm pretty lucky.
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You know, I'm not the spring Chicken.
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I took almost twenty years off and came back and
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to still.
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Have people want me.
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To be part of their production is a blessing I
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cannot take for granted.
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And I am very grateful.
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That I've been in three finales so far out of
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three seasons.
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That ain't a bad batting average right there.
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It's sure they just got to come on put a
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ring on it to bring you back.
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You know, Hey, you know I'm ready.
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You know, if somebody gets on one knee, i'd marry.
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Now. I'm with you on that. And Marsha is always
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great catching up with you and talk with you. It's
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really an honor to have you with me and talk
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about your rollas Raz and also coming back on the
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show in different different episodes.
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And before I let you go, why don't you plug
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your podcasts out? There. Okay, I'm gonna plug two things.
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My podcast is Midnight into marsha Verse, where we get
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together at midnight once a week and chill and just
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have fun. This week guests is Anna Maria Horsford and
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you know, I get to hang out with my old
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friends and I'm at the Ice House in Pasadena Mother's
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Day at three o'clock.
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So if you, if you.
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Got a mom, if you want to find an adopter mom,
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if you just want to honor the woman in your life,
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come and spend a Sunday in the marsha Verse at
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the ice House on Mother's Day.
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That is so awesome.
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Marshall, thank you so much, sending you a great big
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virtual hug and hopefully we get a chance to do
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it again.
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Back at you and thank you all the best for you. Honey.
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Really enjoyed chatting with Marshall Warfield. I mean, she is
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just an amazing person. Her character rise is just wow.
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And see how Lacreta being the new bailiff, my good
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friend Lacreta who's a gamer as well, and it's just
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that you could enjoy that that episode. The episode actually
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comes on at eight o'clock Eastern Pacific and seven pm
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Central time. See, I always get the time zones mixed up,
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especially like if I have talked to some of my
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colleagues like overseas.
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I mean, oh, you can forget about it. It's all
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I'm saying.
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But hey, until next time, do me a favor. Stay healthy,
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stay safe, and remember I love you all the life.
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Thank you so much.
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Each averaging the team is showing more than the team.
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And then we're on the screen connecting dots on what
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you see.
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Intro. Let's go with another flow.
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Ain't your average entertainment show more to entertainment than what's
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on the screen? Connecting dots on what you see? Have
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y'all ever wondered how we all began the idea? How
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they started to play xx actors the whole team, man
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Pops to those behind the scene. Why did the person.
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Get into the bus?
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Something inside when they were a kid? Who helped them
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out when they were wanted to quit with about the
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family gave them rocks to kick? How well the haters
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they left shaming alone? Find out in the Entertainment Zone
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with Oh I'm a day Slane, It's a real thing.
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Hello, and welcome to the Entertainment Zone. What is up?
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It's me Paul.
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I'm Adai Slane. I am so delighted to have you
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on this edition of the Entertainment Zone. I'm going to
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be joined shortly by actor and comedian legend Marshall Warfield.
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We're gonna be talking about her role on the continuation
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of Night Court. She's been on several episodes since the
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new series dropped the continuation of Judge Harry Stone and
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his daughter Abby Stone or Abracadabra and just an amazing cast.
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I've had an opportunity to interview many of them, and
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it's been an honor to share with you the audience
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just about this amazing show and some of the amazing storylines.
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Marsha and I are going to talk about the season
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finale that's gonna drop this Tuesday coming up, I should
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say next Tuesday coming up. And she's on one episode
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so much for always tuning in to the show.
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So, without any further delay, let's welcome on the amazing,
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the awesome Marsha Warfield.
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I am with the comedic legend, the amazing actress herself
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from the South Side of Chicago. Great to talk with
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her again, the amazing Marsha Warfield. Marsha, how are you.
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I'm fine.
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I'm just looking around to see who you're talking about
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right now.
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I'm talking about you and how amazing you are.
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I remember last time we chatted on an episode you
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were on earlier this season and you say, Hey, I
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would like to have a chance to talk with you again.
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I had no idea I was going to talk.
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To you again, So I'm like, amazing, we are, absolutely,
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you know. I just want to let you know I
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got a chance to check out the episode. And whenever
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you are on that set, on that stage, it is
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just like a It takes me back to the first
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iteration of night Court, and especially when you and Dan
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kind of get into it a little bit, that that
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is just like comedic gold.
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It's like that for you too. Well.
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You know, it's almost like it's almost like home, like
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when you go visit the kids and you go back
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to the old house. You know, it's very comfortable and
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they always treat me well, and I have no complaints
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I just hope, you know, with the with the cast
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and crew they have that I can always or at
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least sometimes rise to the occasion because that's pretty stellar company.
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Well, you definitely do. You know, it's like you never
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left the set, and it's just amazing. It takes me
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back to a great, great time when I was younger,
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and when you when you look at whenever you're asked
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to be a part of any episode, what are some
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of the things that you have to do now to
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prepare for it, Because it's a couple of decades, three
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decades or so after Ross left the show and she
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comes back, So what are some things you have to
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do to kind of make your character authentic but still
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also current to the time.
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I don't really think about that, you know, I am
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as Rise. We're both older, and we're both you know,
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still they're relatively healthy and kicking it, and so.
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I just show up. You know. Really, it's it's.
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Almost I don't know how to put it.
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It's so comfortable. The production is so well oiled.
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how you get a new pair of shoes and you
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step into them and they fit because they're the same
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shoes kind of shoes you've been wearing. I mean it's
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that it's that kind of comfort level and everybody is
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just fun to work with.
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It definitely comes off that way.
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of the season finale episodes, it was one one scene
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where where where old Rads and and and Dan kind
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of have the interaction we see all the time in
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the first iteration, and I was senter.
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There, like, man, I want to see more of that.
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and John would would have these magic moments on the set,
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it was just like one of those things where you
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you know that type of person who has the same
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personality as John is, and you you have to sit
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them straight some time and kind kind of kind of
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get them on the straight and narrow. And that's what
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I always love about about that type of interaction. I
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hope we get a season four and we see more
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of that. We got to have you and Dan, you know,
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do you do you think even more?
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the first time around. You know, they were still feeling
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their way out, you know, coming off the tragedy of
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the first two bailiffs, Selma and Flow passing Away and
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the cast. One of the things that struck me was
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how affectionate they were. They were actually grieving, you know,
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pretty impersonal and even a tragedy can be.
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you know, find our footing.
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They gave me the scene in the elevator with Dan
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and I got to smack him and that's when I
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knew I had the job.
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That was amazing in this particular episode in this season finale,
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you know, we can say it was kind of like
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a pastor Torch moment with you and you and Lacreta.
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of like that moment.
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mode from the beginning. It's her role, this is her show,
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it's not my show. All props praised to her. But
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to have a moment where I tell her you got this,
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you got this, and to have it received as it was,
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that was that was pretty special.
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couple of times, and did you know she's an avid
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game or two?
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like to make fun.
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and her reactions are just amazing.
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Are you a game or two more? Shall not anymore?
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I used to be you know, early days, early early days,
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misspac Band and all that kind of stuff, and moved
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What was that playing the SIMS.
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I played the SIMS five four or five generations and
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the last game I got into, tell you how long
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ago was Gabriel Night, and that was the last one
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I really got immersed in, and I was very upset
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when that series ended.
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you back gaming again, Marshall. I'm a I'm an avid
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PS five gamer, so we gotta we gotta get your
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gaming again. But but but before I let you go, Marcia,
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what has been kind of like your your your thoughts
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on just being in this iconic franchise, not only the
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original one, but also this continuation. What are some of
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the things that go through your mind every time you're
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asked back, Hey, Marsha, we want you to come back
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as Rise.
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What kind of goes to your mind?
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probably be if they could see me. Now, I mean
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it's it's I'm pretty lucky.
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You know, I'm not the spring Chicken.
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I took almost twenty years off and came back and
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to still.
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To be part of their production is a blessing I
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cannot take for granted.
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That I've been in three finales so far out of
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three seasons.
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That ain't a bad batting average right there.
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It's sure they just got to come on put a
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ring on it to bring you back.
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You know, Hey, you know I'm ready.
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You know, if somebody gets on one knee, i'd marry.
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Now. I'm with you on that. And Marsha is always
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great catching up with you and talk with you. It's
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really an honor to have you with me and talk
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about your rollas Raz and also coming back on the
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show in different different episodes.
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And before I let you go, why don't you plug
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your podcasts out? There. Okay, I'm gonna plug two things.
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My podcast is Midnight into marsha Verse, where we get
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together at midnight once a week and chill and just
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have fun. This week guests is Anna Maria Horsford and
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you know, I get to hang out with my old
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friends and I'm at the Ice House in Pasadena Mother's
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Day at three o'clock.
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So if you, if you.
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Got a mom, if you want to find an adopter mom,
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if you just want to honor the woman in your life,
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come and spend a Sunday in the marsha Verse at
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the ice House on Mother's Day.
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That is so awesome.
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Marshall, thank you so much, sending you a great big
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virtual hug and hopefully we get a chance to do
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it again.
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Back at you and thank you all the best for you. Honey.
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Really enjoyed chatting with Marshall Warfield. I mean, she is
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just an amazing person. Her character rise is just wow.
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friend Lacreta who's a gamer as well, and it's just
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that you could enjoy that that episode. The episode actually
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comes on at eight o'clock Eastern Pacific and seven pm
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Central time. See, I always get the time zones mixed up,
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especially like if I have talked to some of my
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colleagues like overseas.
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I mean, oh, you can forget about it. It's all
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I'm saying.
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But hey, until next time, do me a favor. Stay healthy,
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stay safe, and remember I love you all the life.
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Thank you so much.
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Each averaging the team is showing more than the team.
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And then we're on the screen connecting dots on what
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