Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

get between me and my dream.

Oh, moonlighting.

[Lucy] Here's my story.

who's ever worked in food service.

Yes, for... power naps.

But I was not gonna let the rules

[cheers and applause]

Like, web videos and stuff.

Throw them out now, and then make new ones, okay?

[upbeat jazzy music plays]

What is number one?

and I was like,

Uh, what do you mean, Ron?

No, cutting-edge but in the form of shapes...

business-wise, and I'd rather

I lost it to Deb Hamming.

Yeah, it was the first thing that happened.

anything to keep Party Down afloat.

[blade scrapes]

and he wasn't, you know,

[Henry chuckles]

- Did you get the part? - No, I did not.

Yeah, I've always been a foodie.

- [clears throat] - Hi.

Karaoke in your own house.

[gasps] Karaoke. In your house?

Sorry, I-I, um--this was--

Clearly, he loves it.

- What's that? - Oh, new business cards.

Thought you said you quit acting.

so I thought I'd keep a foot in food service

- Oh. - It's a karaoke machine.

So a kid gets to live out their actual dream

- Content. - What?

He's a parties guy. He's particular about parties.

even if you have to break a few rules.

Okay, well, a different former child actor.

and then after the party, you get the note.

So if you dropped your tab at moonrise,

Uh, she's in the living room, um,

Oh, must be so fun to be back

Hey, uh, that's a bummer Escapade's sick.

Hey, what's up? How you doing?

Henry, how about now?

I'm not a storyteller.