1x10 B-12 - Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip Episode Guide

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

- Episode 01x10

Episode: 01x10
Title: B-12
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 3TS059
First Aired: Nov. 27, 2006

Season 1 » Episode #10 - B-12

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip - 01x10 B-12

Summary: A virus runs rampant though the cast and crew, but the show must press on despite the illnesses and a small writing staff. Meanwhile, Jordan delivers surprising news to Danny.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Andy Mackinaw	played by Mark McKinney
Bill	played by Todd Stashwick
Lucy Kenwright	played by Lucy Davis (II)
Darius Hawthorne	played by Columbus Short
Jeannie Whatley	played by Ayda Field
Alex Dwyer	played by Simon Helberg
Dylan Killington	played by Nate Torrence
Samantha Li	played by Camille Chen
Suzanne	played by Merritt Wever

Season 1 / Episode 10: - B-12

Danny Tripp: Well the problem is, when you were little and your parents told you you were funny, you didn't realize they were just trying to be nice.

Season 1 / Episode 10: - B-12

Andy Mackinaw: [after Darius and Lucy's sketch receives absolutely no laughs at the dress rehearsal] Yep... That's what tanking is like.
Lucy Kenwright: That was unbearable. Was that really only 3 minutes?
Andy Mackinaw: Actually it ran short. No one had to hold for laughter.
Darius Hawthorne: Come on, let's get out of here.
Andy Mackinaw: Wait here a minute.
Darius Hawthorne: For what?
Andy Mackinaw: The metaphor.
Andy Mackinaw: [Darius suddenly has a door thrown right in his face by a person running out of the studio] Okay, come on.

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TRIVIA

Matt teaches Harriet a joke: "A Jewish guy calls his mother and says, 'Mom! How are you?' And the mother says, 'Terrible. I haven't eaten in 38 days.' And he says, 'Why haven't you eaten in 38 days?' And the mother says, 'I didn't want my mouth full in case you should call." In Aaron Sorkin's "The West Wing" (1999) Season 5, Episode 5, "Constituency of One," the character Amy tells this same joke to Josh. Writing for both episodes is credited to Eli Attie.
The Guest Host, appearing on screen, was Howie Mandel (I). The Guest Musical Act, appearing on screen, was Corinne Bailey Rae.