Let the Show go on....

Cooper: Blanking? Why?

Hallie: Because I couldn’t come up with something? 😐

Davlin: The puppy would be such a cute addition to your household though. He can help you unpack. By chewing everything that’s left on the floor. Call it motivation.

Hallie: Hi! I’m Hallie. I have this need to write a story or something with these intros but I keep blanking.

Davlin: You don’t owe me anything. Of course you will. We’re the cool, fun uncles who get to spoil him and then send him back to you. I think I’ll get him that puppy he’s been asking for. Maybe follow that up with a trip to Starbucks and the candy store before you pick him up.

Davlin: Sure! We can do an overnight. I don’t think Blaine will mind. Maybe drop him off Friday after school?

Davlin: You want us to watch him for a night?

Lulu: How old is your son? If that's not too personal a question. Some people don't like saying too much about their kids, and I respect that.

Lulu: I mean, not exactly. My dad did that work, mostly in the New York theater scene, but also casting for TV shows sometimes, but that was his work... I was just a kid.

Cooper: He's 7 so he's a 2nd grader.

Carissa: Is that Football? I don’t even know. The only time I get involved with sports is whenever my parents throw super bowl parties.

Carissa: And I did!! I haven’t seen anything you’re in though.

Cooper: yes it is, my son and I enjoy going and having hot dogs and cheering on the team.

Matt: And I’m Matt Davidson. Only fair to give my last name.

Matt: Never thought I’d meet an actor on here. How’s your Monday?

Davlin: We could aim for next weekend if you want? It’d be nice to see the little man.

Andie: You're so sure you're gonna win. How's that possible? How??

Blaine: I’ll have to see when Dav and I both have a weekend night free, in that case.

Sky: But do you actually like it, or is it one of the negative aspects of the job?

Cooper: I've heard of you, briefly.

JB: And I've heard of you. Also briefly.

Lulu: Are you teaching them to appreciate those finer things?

Lulu: Yeah! My dad's a casting director, so I got used to meeting them as a kid. At parties and things.

Cooper: I try to teach him to appreciate things.

Lulu: Kids don't have the taste for some finer things at that age... It means you get lucky that way.

Lulu: Ah! I've always liked actors. My Papa Paul was always introducing me to the nice ones.

Cooper: they really don't, though my kid seems to like a few things other kids don't.

JB: I don't feel right about having an opinion on that.

JB: My name's Jean-Baptiste. Like I said.

JB: I'm just someone Blaine used to know.