[Harriet, Simon, and Tom are arguing over the "News 60" material.]
God loves me, and hates the both of you.
[The lights come back on all at once.]
Okay, seriously, I'm scared out of my mind.
Tom
Yeah. That was strange.
[Tom is dismayed about his parents' imminent visit to the studio.]
Tom
I'm gonna show them around the studio, and when we say goodnight, I swear to God, my father's gonna ask me if I need any money, and it is going to take everything I've got not to point out to him I could buy his house four times and turn it into my ping-pong room.
I would resist that urge.
Tom
It's gotta be soon, right?
Tom
I'm feeling the good vibe
Tom
I'll tell you this, if it doesn't make it to air, it sure wasn't your fault
DDylan
It sure wasn't your fault
Tom
You owned it
Tom
You got a receipt for it my man.
DDylan
You're Tom Jeter. No more need to be said.
Tom
You could've picked up the pace a little
DDylan
Yeah. Maybe a little less mugging from you.
Tom
(forcefully) No. No. This is what they want. To turn us against each other.
DDylan
You never mug man.
Tom
Your pacing is genius.
(Tom sees Andy approaching)
Tom
Here comes Andy. He'll make us feel better.
(They both start walking towards Andy)
Tom
Hey Andy!
(Andy gives them a nod of recognition as they approach him)
AAndy
You graceless homicidal bastards. I think if you go check the stage you'll find jokes lying on the floor where you left them to die.
Tom
(pointing to Dylan) It was his pacing.
AAndy
Should someone have indicated to you on a map where Canada was? Because your Canadian accent...
Tom
Too much?
Tom
This is the longest they've ever taken to decide.
AAndy
In the old days, if your sketch didn't make it on the air, they used to send you downstairs naked, to sell lemon drinks shrouded only in your failure. And you'd have to explain to the patrons why you weren't good enough.
DDylan
There used to be a naked lemon drink salesman?
Tom
Yeah.