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Van Lathan Award for Did This Movie Need More Black People?
Yes: the small number of Black characters and Kenny’s persona call for a more substantial Black presence.
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Approx. transcript time · 00:45:00Read transcript
- Donald Faison and Sean Patrick Thomas are among the few recalled Black cast members; a substantial Black character responding to Kenny’s appropriation is suggested. The absent Van’s response is guessed, not his own vote.
The Ron Burgundy Flute Award for the Best Time for a Pee Break
Post-regionals fight and bail; Luke’s radio scenes; vomit scenes
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- The post-regionals fight through the father collecting Beca is expendable, with Donald Faison’s cameo seeming disconnected from a possibly cut subplot.
- Beca and Luke’s radio-station exchanges suggest a missing love triangle and offer brief phone-check or bathroom moments.
- Any vomit sequence, especially the final puke fight, is a skip-worthy interruption.
Casting What-Ifs
Darrell Mitchell, Treach, Money-B, and Donald Faison auditioned for Bishop before Tupac won the role; Cindy Herron was cast because Dickerson admired her.
This discussion recalls a choice from an earlier episode.
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Approx. transcript time · 01:12:40Read transcript
- The production sought unknown actors.
- Darrell Mitchell, Tretch, Money-B, and Donald Faison auditioned unsuccessfully for Bishop.
- Tupac came with Money-B and either volunteered to read or was invited by Dickerson, depending on the account.
- After fifteen minutes of preparation, Tupac’s reading won the role.
- Dickerson cast Cindy Herron because he had a crush on her from En Vogue.
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