Posted: 1/19/17 at 3:34pm
On a side note, has anyone heard anything about this being filmed. There were parking/filming notices on 46th indicating that production trucks would be out today and tomorrow and and Oh, Hello was the named project.
Posted: 1/19/17 at 3:43pm
Yes, according to BroadwayWorld:
OH, HELLO on BROADWAY will be filmed in front of live audiences this Thursday and Friday for broadcast at a future date.
And thanks ConeyBear, this was a great experience for all of us.
Updated On: 1/19/17 at 03:43 PM
Posted: 1/19/17 at 3:48pm
Ah-ha! I see that now in the recoupment article. Thank you.
Posted: 1/22/17 at 11:48am
Don't know who was there last night, but I managed to grab a ticket for tonight's show when it was still on Tix4Students! Cannot wait for what I am sure will be an amazing show! Will post here after letting you all know who shows up.
Saw the Chris Pratt one a month or two ago and that went on for 45 minutes making the whole show just over 2 hours, kind of expecting something like that, if not longer!
Posted: 1/22/17 at 1:16pm
Oh Hello Show on Twitter has posted a video of "bozos" waiting in line to see the show today. Anyone there from these boards?
https://twitter.com/ohhelloshow
Posted: 1/22/17 at 2:29pm
Ouch-- there's absolutely no way majority of that rush line got tickets this morning.
Posted: 1/22/17 at 5:51pm
Agreed! Plus they were selling $89 rear orch seats for todays' performances back in thanksgiving week with the promo code OHGIVE24
Posted: 1/22/17 at 8:41pm
The final guest was David Letterman and it was great !
Posted: 1/22/17 at 9:56pm
Letterman seemed so nervous/apprehensive/annoyed, especially at first. Like he would've rather been anywhere else. Is that part of the bit?? Anyone else who was there tonight get that from him, or was it just me?
(Either way, hilarious show! Mulaney got a little choked up at the very end - it was sweet.)
Posted: 1/22/17 at 10:16pm
JudyDenmark said: "Letterman seemed so nervous/apprehensive/annoyed, especially at first. Like he would've rather been anywhere else. Is that part of the bit?? Anyone else who was there tonight get that from him, or was it just me?
(Either way, hilarious show! Mulaney got a little choked up at the very end - it was sweet.)
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I wasn't there today for the final show, but when I saw Rachel Dratch I could say the same thing, she definitely looked nervous/apprehensive... wonder how many guests felt that way...
From what other people posted I would assume Chris Pratt was the opposite and must have been a lot of fun... A friend of mine saw it with Leslie Jones and said it was the highlight of the show.
Posted: 1/22/17 at 10:42pm
I rushed yesterday's matinee and our guest was Kathleen Turner and she seemed fine not that nervous!
Posted: 1/22/17 at 11:20pm
JudyDenmark said: "Letterman seemed so nervous/apprehensive/annoyed, especially at first. Like he would've rather been anywhere else. Is that part of the bit?? Anyone else who was there tonight get that from him, or was it just me?
(Either way, hilarious show! Mulaney got a little choked up at the very end - it was sweet.)
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I was there, and I thought that too about Letterman, so it's not just you. Loved the final show, Kroll and Mulaney were as hilarious as ever! They also made a little speech at the end thanking everyone involved with the production. It was a great night at the Lyceum!
Posted: 1/24/17 at 2:44pm
I saw the show Friday the 20th and the guest was Michael J Fox. He seemed slightly nervous but a good sport.
Posted: 1/24/17 at 2:56pm
Soyle Mycelf said: "I saw the show Friday the 20th and the guest was Michael J Fox. He seemed slightly nervous but a good sport. "
Uhh, are you aware that he has Parkinson's Soyle Mycelf?? I see you're as classy as your screen name suggests!
Posted: 2/22/17 at 2:31pm
MinnieFay said: "Soyle Mycelf said: "I saw the show Friday the 20th and the guest was Michael J Fox. He seemed slightly nervous but a good sport. "
Uhh, are you aware that he has Parkinson's Soyle Mycelf?? I see you're as classy as your screen name suggests!
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Yes, I am quite aware of his Parkinson's. That has nothing to do with why I felt he was slightly nervous. He had several moments where the questions coming at him in the improv format caught him off guard and he would chuckle and be left speechless for a moment.
