Writer's Bagel Basket

Dwight and Scott are joined by a very special guest, Scott's fiancee Hayleigh. She's here just in time for the Tommy Wiseau classic "The Room." They talk about all the sex scenes, the robotic dialog, and Scott raves too much about Greg Sestero's biography "The Disaster Artist." We get it Scott.... you read a book.

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Dwight and Scott are back and very puzzled for their love hate relationship with "How I Met Your Mother." The boys talk about the pure insanity that was HIMYM, the shifting tones from comedy to drama, and who is worse Ted or Robin.

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Credit to DJ Quads for providing Living Stereo (The music in the theme)

After a minor technical glitch we are back with this Half Dozen. Sorry for the wait. Scott goes through all the crazy fun facts of the Office, like three stars of the show are Massachusetts natives, Dwight was almost Michael, and a famous Breaking Bad star almost was cast as Michael Scott. Plus what show are Dwight and Scott talking about this weekend.

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The boys are back in the Writer's Room trying to figure out the exact Dunder Mifflin timeline of the Office's "Threat Level Midnight." Why is Jim the bad guy, does Michael truly know how bad the movie is, and why is Stanley cast as the voice of Morgan Freeman. That, and all the right ways to do the Scarn.

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Hey Bart!!! In this "Simpsons" themed half dozen minisode Scott goes through a tone of trivia for the family from Springfield. Find out which guest star was the writers favorite, or how about the guest who used religion as an anagram, and how could we not talk about "The Simpsons" and not mention Gudger College. Find out what the boys are watching next and where you can watch it too.

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Dwight and Scott tackle one of the most nostalgic shows of all times "The Simpsons"!!! Scott uncovers the conspiracy that Millhouse and Frank Grimes are one in the same. Dwight raves about the subtle hysterical performance of Ralph Wiggum. And both of them love the adorable animation that is young Frank Grimes.

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Scott is Dwight out of Luck on this minisode and has to go over the "fun facts" of "Bebe's Kids." Scott finds out how short of a run the film had, the shockingly long run Itsy Bitsy Spider had on overseas television, and you'll find out which beloved Simpsons episode is coming up next.

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Scott and Dwight are back with a bonus episode. The short film that taunts you up to the beginning of "Bebe's Kids" "The Itsy Bitsy Spider." Dwight and Scott talk about how this was clearly a pilot for a TV show, and their mutual love of "Problem Child" and John Ritter.

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Dwight and Scott have their first movie night traveling back to the magical year of 1992, and the disaster that was "Bebe's Kids." Scott confesses to being responsible for Blockbuster getting multiple copies of this movie in his town. Dwight tries to wrap his mind around why no one will change Tone Loc's diaper, and Scott can't stop laughing for five minutes to pay tribute to Dolemite.

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It's another half dozen minisode. Join Scott as he goes through all the fun facts of Fresh Prince. Scott gets to the bottom of why Will Smith kept his name on the show, how many middle names baby Nicky has, and most important what you need to know about next week's movie "Bebe's Kid" the lowest grossing film of 1992.

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