TGI - Episode 112 (“Once in Love with Amy”)

09/22/22 • 75 min

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Critic / writer Starlee Kine (NPR, “Search Party”) joins the cast to define the role of comfort TV in our lives, all while dissecting quite a scandalous episode. Amy might be cheating on Alan, but the true mystery lies in Feeny’s puzzling (and kinda dumb) math equation! You may want to have your Casio calculator watch handy...

There’s some great BTS secrets (which scene made the guys break?) and the group ponders the bleak future of the American sitcom.

Plus, find out what classic TV moments scarred each of them forever!

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There’s some great BTS secrets (which scene made the guys break?) and the group ponders the bleak future of the American sitcom.

Plus, find out what classic TV moments scarred each of them forever!

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Pod Meets World - TGI - Episode 112 (“Once in Love with Amy”)

Transcript

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Indie. India is obsessed with the concept of auto tune and he's always asking like can we do that, and I'm like yeah, but you should actually learn how to sing, don't just don't just wait. He's interested in auto tune from the perspective of, well, I'll just sing a song and if it's not good, can't we just auto to it? Yes, yes, because because it's come up when we're watching things, you know, the idea like we've been watching the zombies movies a

TGI - Episode 112 (“Once in Love with Amy”) Top Questions Answered

How did the wardrobe of the characters change in the second season of the show?

Sarah Manco Witz, the new wardrobe person, brought a cool style in the second season.

What was the opening scene of the episode like?

The opening scene was a farce, with everyone having their own agenda.

Who teaches math in addition to other subjects?

Mr. Feenie teaches math in addition to other subjects.

What happens when Corey gives the wrong answer in math class?

Corey giving the wrong answer in math class surprises Mincus.

Is there an answer to the math problem mentioned in the episode?

Yes, there is an answer to the math problem, contrary to what the episode suggests.

What struggles does Ben face in the episode?

Ben struggles to zip a bag, which everyone finds funny.

What does Sean suspect about Amy?

Sean suspects Amy of having an affair and suggests tailing her.

What was revolutionary about "NYPD Blue"?

"NYPD Blue" was revolutionary for using certain words on television.

What do Eric and Corey do in the episode?

Eric and Corey leave to follow Amy, leaving Sean to babysit Morgan.

What influenced the show and made it successful?

The show is influenced by "Boy Meets World" and embraces pop culture and tropes, while the group dynamic and friendship among characters contribute to its success.

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