And you – you were the star of The Sound of Music.
Thank you. Not everyone thinks of the young Nazi boy as the star of that show.
“Leap Day” · Season 6, Episode 9
In this episode: Liz Lemon (2), Kenneth Parcell (1), Lutz (1)
And you – you were the star of The Sound of Music.
Thank you. Not everyone thinks of the young Nazi boy as the star of that show.
Poke your eye, pull your hair, you forgot what clothes to wear!
The hell?!
You're not wearing yellow and blue on Leap Day.
So what? Leap Day is not a thing.
[singing] Leap Day William, Leap Day William, bursting from the sea; will he bring his bucket of sweets for mom and pop and me?
What the crap is going on in here?
Why, Leap Day William is visiting!
Leap Day William?
Miss Lemon, did you not grow up with Leap Day William? He lives in the Mariana Trench, he emerges every four years to trade children's tears for candy.
What? No. But White Haven was founded by the Amish, and we really only celebrated their holidays.
Merry Leap Day, everybody!
Hey, take a leap, pal!
That's the spirit!
Well, I guess we all learned something tonight about love and friendship, about taking chances, about the true meaning of Leap Day. But, these lessons aren't good just for every four years. No. They're good every year. Because we should live every day as if it's Leap Day, and every Leap Day as if it's your last. Oh, and if you should ever see an old man in a blue suit busting out of the middle of the ocean, take the time to say howdy. It might just be worth your while.
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