Lorraine Cink, Sandeep Parikh, and Mickey Hawtrey with DailyGrace LIVE! - 10/9/12 (Full Ep)

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DAILY GRACE: Why are we really all here?

[THEME MUSIC]
DAILY GRACE: Hello Spider-Men, Wonder Women, and
Transformers.
Daily Grace here for My Damn Channel Live.
Yeah!
I have three--
count them, three-- wonderful guests with me today, Lorraine
Cink, Sandeep Parikh, and Mickey Hawtrey.
But before we meet our guests, let's kick off
the show with MFCFLTS--
My Favorite Comment From Last Tuesday's Show.
It comes from DredFonnelly, which sounds like some sort of
sexual maneuver in a very sad, sad way.
"Does vlogging help you discover things about
yourself?" Oh, yeah.
It helps me discover my zits on my face, everything I hate
about the cadence of my voice, how dirty my apartment is, how
slowly I actually talk in real life from time to time.
If you ever want to figure out all of
your flaws, try vlogging.
Try it.
It's really, really great.
And if you can't figure them out, the best part about it is
that the audience will tell you.
So win-win for everyone involved.
You get to see it first hand or see it in the comments.
I highly recommend it.
Speaking of things I highly recommend,
it's this first guest.
Please welcome from Marvel's "The Watcher," Lorraine Cink.
Yay!
I was supposed to clap.
I forgot to clap.
I got so excited.
Yeah, they forgot to clap, too.
That's OK.
The best kind of clap is a clap that's been forgotten.
So, Lorraine--
LORRAINE CINK: Antibiotics.
DAILY GRACE: Lorraine, for those people out there that
don't know what "The Watcher" is, because they're idiots,
explain it, please.
LORRAINE CINK: "The Watcher" is a weekly news program
brought to you by Marvel Comics.
And it's all about what's happening in Marvel
entertainment and comics for that week, every Wednesday.
What's hitting the stacks?
And all that kind of stuff, and fun ways for the audience
to interact with us at Marvel.
DAILY GRACE: That's awesome.
LORRAINE CINK: Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: She said the word stacks.
Cue boob jokes.
Go for it, guys.
I knew you were doing it anyway.
And Lorraine and I also--
fun fact-- perform on the same improv team called Borealis
every Friday night at The Peoples Improv Theater at 8:00
PM, except for the next two Friday nights.
For some reason, there's been a flub in scheduling.
LORRAINE CINK: But October 26th, we'll be back.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, yeah.
With our Halloween show, which will be super, super fun.
How fun!
Now Lorraine is an amazingly knowledgeable comic book
aficionado.
So I thought we'd try and answer some of your
wonderfully geeky questions that you have put in the
comments or have tweeted to us.
So let's do some internet Q&A. The first question comes from
DomenicMerolla.
"Are you more attached to super heroes or super
villains?" Or "attracted," sorry.
LORRAINE CINK: Ooh, attracted?
DAILY GRACE: Attracted.
Attracted.
I see what the brain wants.
You know they say that?
OK.
LORRAINE CINK: I would say, I have to go with superheroes.
I don't know if you've seen a lot of super villains lately.
Not that foxy as they used to be, maybe.
Like, Red Skull doesn't even have skin on his face.
DAILY GRACE: You know what?
That's not--
yeah.
Girls are attracted to skin, good skin.
Not-- yeah.
LORRAINE CINK: That's why I would definitely say
superheroes.
DAILY GRACE: I would say, Chris Hemsworth in anything.
He could be good.
He could be bad.
LORRAINE CINK: Or--
or Captain America, Chris Evans.
Either.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, yeah.
That butt.
That butt is its own superhero.
That's my favorite superhero, is Captain America's butt.
It's a good one.
LORRAINE CINK: I went and saw The Marvel Avengers at Madame
Tussaud's in real life.
And you get to stand next to them.
And I'm going to be honest.
I felt weird feelings for wax figurines.
DAILY GRACE: It's OK.
LORRAINE CINK: But they were great.
DAILY GRACE: Adult toys!
Right?
At least it's better than like the guys that
have those real dolls.
That real doll documentary?
Don't recommend that.
Let's take another comment.
This is from JimmaaayJAMEZ.
"Have you guys met any famous celebrity superheroes?" I got
to interview Chris Hemsworth for "Attack of the Show." And
he held up a picture of my face to his face.
And I had to say-- it was for "Snow White and the Huntsman."
And I had to say, mirror--
Grace face, Grace face on the Hemsworth, who's the prettiest
one of them all?
And then I forced him to say, Grace.
And it was magic.
And then he went to lunch.
So it was a really great interview.
Check it out.
LORRAINE CINK: Did he-- um, did he hold the picture facing
his face so he had to look into your eyes?
DAILY GRACE: No, I wish.
He had it the right way.
He had it facing out.
What an opportunity lost.
But there's a GIF of it somewhere on the internet.
LORRAINE CINK: Um, I actually got to meet Andrew Garfield
when they were doing "Amazing Spider-Man." [INAUDIBLE]
as well as Emma Stone.
And they were both lovely.
DAILY GRACE: Ah.
I knew it.
I knew they'd both be great.
LORRAINE CINK: And he taught me how to thwip.
Thwip.
Spider-Man thwips his webs.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, I thought it was like how to whip children
with lisps.
But--
LORRAINE CINK: Also that.
DAILY GRACE: That's another thing.
There's an idea for you, internet.
Go forth and prosper with that.
They're a great couple.
I think that they're great.
LORRAINE CINK: They're real adorable.
I'm going to be honest.
DAILY GRACE: I know.
It's like, you sometimes see attractive men in Hollywood,
and you hate their girlfriends for being their girlfriends.
And I just--
I can't.
LORRAINE CINK: Nope.
Adorable.
DAILY GRACE: I can't.
It sucks in the best, most beautiful way.
Let's take another comment.
This is from MrAhmedMuntz.
"Are you team Iron Man or team Hulk?
Very hard and serious question." That is a very hard
and serious question.
LORRAINE CINK: That is so hard.
DAILY GRACE: I'm team Hulk.
Mark Ruffalo was just really great.
He played him, right?
LORRAINE CINK: Yup.
DAILY GRACE: Yup?
OK.
LORRAINE CINK: Good job.
DAILY GRACE: Yup.
Just throwing names out there.
LORRAINE CINK: I'm going to go ahead and say,
I'm also team Hulk.
I think Tony Stark is amazing.
He's so smart and amazing in so many ways.
DAILY GRACE: He's got Gwyneth.
LORRAINE CINK: But you have to love Hulk's sort of tragedy of
Bruce Banner.
LORRAINE CINK: Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: He's such an underdog, whereas Tony Stark
has like everything handed to him on a
silver platter, right?
DAILY GRACE: Yes.
I was trying to construct a tweet the other day about how
Hulk can probably never wear a condom because he'd just Hulk
out of them.
But it didn't work out.
But there's another nugget for you guys.
Go make that into something.
Let's take another comment.
This is from rockerperson111.
"Who's your favorite superhero?"
LORRAINE CINK: It's hard because I feel like it's
always tempting to be wooed away by other superheroes.
But I'm going to go with--
Amazing Spider-Man has always been my favorite.
DAILY GRACE: Why?
LORRAINE CINK: Well, the whole thing about Amazing Spider-Man
is he's like the first kind of teenage
superhero, real underdog.
He's somebody I think that everyone can sort of see
themselves as.
And he loves Mary Jane, who's a ginger.
DAILY GRACE: Aww.
LORRAINE CINK: Aww, you guys.
DAILY GRACE: A lot of people can relate to that.
A lot of very specific people can relate to that.
LORRAINE CINK: Like 2% of the population.
DAILY GRACE: My favorite superhero?
Does Jon from "Garfield" cartoons count?
Because he put up with a lot.
You know?
I think that might be my favorite.
Let's take another comment.
This is from TheFruityRach.
"If Honey Boo Boo was a superhero, what do you think
she could be?
What would you name her?" Her name already is kind of like a
superhero name.
Honey Boo Boo?
LORRAINE CINK: Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: But what would she do?
Like, what would be her superpowers?
LORRAINE CINK: Her voice I think would be so loud and
penetrating that it would like cripple
everyone in a mile radius.
DAILY GRACE: I think when she showed her belly, people would
just turn to stone.
And what you do with the stone, I don't know.
But it seems like it'd be a helpful tool.
LORRAINE CINK: And hours of your time would just disappear
when she appears.
Like, where did my life go for the last hour?
DAILY GRACE: Exactly.
Also, instead of webs she can shoot sketti out of her hands.
And then a myriad of ketchup and butter.
Did you watch that episode?
They make--
sketti is their signature dish at home.
And they top it with a mixture of ketchup and butter.

Right?
OK.
Let's take another comment.
This is from Sarah Shipley.
"If you had a normal superpower, like being unable
to burn food or something, what would you choose?"
LORRAINE CINK: Ooh.
DAILY GRACE: I would say my superpower--
I've said this on this show before-- would be that I would
never have to take a shit in public.
I'd always be in a safe place when I had to
have a bowel movement.
And I think that would be very helpful.
I still think that that would be very useful.
LORRAINE CINK: I would just have the ability to never be
late for anything.
Like, I would just somehow always make it.
DAILY GRACE: That's a really good one.
I like that one.
MALE SPEAKER: And with pregnancy.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, yeah.
And we couldn't get pregnant unwanted-ly.

Let's take another comment.
This is from beeflones.
"Which superhero do you think is the most useless?"
What did Rogue do?
LORRAINE CINK: She sucks.
She sucks, as in actually--
DAILY GRACE: Yeah, right?
Not only does she prove that a giant white streak looks good
in no one's hair--
right?
She's got that pyoo.
But what does she do?
She like sucks people's things from them?
LORRAINE CINK: Yeah.
Their powers.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
She literally sucks.
LORRAINE CINK: Gosh, I feel like Squirrel Girl--
I mean, I love Squirrel Girl.
DAILY GRACE: What?
Who is this?
LORRAINE CINK: She's a squirrel girl.
She has a big, fluffy tail.
I mean, here's the thing.
She has defeated Doctor Doom, which means that she--
she has some clear ability.

I say that with so much love, you guys,
cosplayers out there.
DAILY GRACE: Does she like bury her leggings one winter,
and then go back and can't find out where she buried them
the next winter?
LORRAINE CINK: Mm-hmm.
Always.
DAILY GRACE: Always.
God.
Squirrel Girl?
Whoever came up with that was having a real
slow day that day.
Anyway.
Thank you, Lorraine so, so much for being here.
Where can these beautiful Gungans
find you on the internet?
LORRAINE CINK: Sure.
You can check me out at youtube.com/marvel.
And you can also find me at lorrainecink or on Tumblr
also, lorrainecink.tumblr.com.
DAILY GRACE: And you will be at Comic Con this weekend?
LORRAINE CINK: Yes, I will.
I will be there all day, every day at the Marvel booth.
Come see me and say hello.
I might have free shwag for you.
Think about it.
DAILY GRACE: Oh my god!
Hashtag Squirrel Girl.
OK.
Now to get you guys in the mood for Mickey and Sandeep,
my next guests, check out this clip from "Save the Supers."
We'll be right back.
Get out of here, Lorraine!
[VIDEO PLAYBACK]
-You have super speed.
And you can-- and you can fly anywhere.
-Yeah.
-What do you need a Camaro for?
-It's American.
And it feels good down there.
-Bitchin'.

-In my balls.

-So the car has, like, over 400 horsepower, which is like
half a me power.
It's pretty awesome.
Oh, and the hood is really wide.
I plan on having lots of sex on it with you.
-Yeah, no.
That's not happening.
-Are you sure about it?
-I'm definitely sure.
-Are you sure about that?
-Seriously, I'm going to punch you in the face.
-Aha.
That's how it starts.

Where in my face?
I like it on the forehead.
-That's where it'll be.
-Great.
You're giving me what I want.
-Have Elle and I ever hooked up?

If we haven't, we should.
It's weird.
I know I was having sex with someone.
I'm pretty sure it was her.
No, we have.
And we will.
You should watch.

[END VIDEO PLAYBACK]
DAILY GRACE: Sketti!
Just kidding.
From "The Guild," "Legend of Neil," and My Damn Channel's
very own "Save the Supers," please welcome Sandeep Parikh
and Mickey Hawtrey.
Whoa!
Surprise!

If you didn't know--
SANDEEP PARIKH: We rehearsed that.
DAILY GRACE: --they are very good dancers.
SANDEEP PARIKH: That's true.
DAILY GRACE: Very acrobatic.
Now, uh--
SANDEEP PARIKH: Only on the ice.
DAILY GRACE: Only on the ice?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Ice dancers.
DAILY GRACE: Ice dancers.
Oh, my gosh.
So progressive.
MICKEY HAWTREY: We didn't practice that once.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Mm-mm.
[DING]
DAILY GRACE: That was beautiful.
Wow.
OK.
SANDEEP PARIKH: New question.
DAILY GRACE: So--
oh.
When did--
[MUMBLING]
DAILY GRACE: Do you do gymnastics?
SANDEEP PARIKH: I did.
DAILY GRACE: Really?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: When you were younger?
SANDEEP PARIKH: What a weird, random
question for you to ask.
Yes, I did.
DAILY GRACE: I did also.
SANDEEP PARIKH: For 14 years, I did gymnastics.
Really?
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
I did--
SANDEEP PARIKH: What was your favorite event?
DAILY GRACE: I liked floor.
SANDEEP PARIKH: OK.
DAILY GRACE: I had power in my legs.
And then when I quit gymnastics, I
became a high jumper.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Nice.
DAILY GRACE: So--
SANDEEP PARIKH: Mine was high bar.
DAILY GRACE: Really?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah, because I like to fly.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, my god.
Speaking of flying--
segue--
let's talk about "Save the Supers."
SANDEEP PARIKH: Let's.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Let's.
DAILY GRACE: Now for these idiots out here that don't
know what it is, let's give them a little info.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Well, it's a show on this very network.
DAILY GRACE: Oh my god!
SANDEEP PARIKH: And it's about superheroes and what would
happen in a world, like our world, if superheroes existed,
and they were facing the same economic, shitty crisis that
we're facing.
Their budget's slashed.
And they're facing layoffs.
And so we sort of--
we sort of parody the Justice League.
It's a little bit of "Justice League" meets "The Office."
And Mickey plays World Man.
DAILY GRACE: How nice.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Yes.
DAILY GRACE: Now you guys were telling me this before the
show that you have known each other for like eight years,
nine years?
SANDEEP PARIKH: For a long time, yeah.
DAILY GRACE: And so-- but you shot the pilot for this.
SANDEEP PARIKH: There was a previous
incarnation that we shot.
It was totally-- it was the first thing I did when I moved
out to LA, was I'm going to just make something.
Like, I didn't know what else to do.
DAILY GRACE: You're an artist through and through.
SANDEEP PARIKH: I'm like totally an artist, man.
I just had to make.
And then I--
you know, so I came up with this idea after seeing the
British version of "The Office." And I was like, oh,
this would be really fun.
Like kind of a-- to do a send-up.
MICKEY HAWTREY: The British version.
SANDEEP PARIKH: The British version.
To be--
MICKEY HAWTREY: We all had English accents.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Right.
Indeed.
[ENGLISH ACCENT]
Indeed we did.
That wasn't an English accent.
It's "'Ello, guv'nor!"
MICKEY HAWTREY: [AS SEAN CONNERY]
It was great.
You just talk like Sean Connery.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah, no.
That's really good.
SANDEEP PARIKH: That's Scottish.
Sure.
[DING]
DAILY GRACE: That's really, really good.
SANDEEP PARIKH: I'm going to hit that-- hit that--
MICKEY HAWTREY: [AS SEAN CONNERY]
Some things don't react well to bullets.
SANDEEP PARIKH: And so I cast Mickey as our World Man
character eight years ago.
And then when I re-did it for My Damn Channel, I cast him--
MICKEY HAWTREY: He said, are you 400 pounds now?
SANDEEP PARIKH: I'm like, are you still--
MICKEY HAWTREY: Can you fit into spandex?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
And he was slimmer and stronger.
DAILY GRACE: Wow.
So you're like retro World Man, brought back to life.
MICKEY HAWTREY: That's right.
I'm--
I'm Benjamin Button-ing.
DAILY GRACE: Oh my god.
You're like a cordless phone.
They're coming back, cordless phones.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Oh, really?
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
I think so.
We can bring them back.
Uh, anyway, we asked you guys to ask us some questions.
So now we're all going to answer them together.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yay.
DAILY GRACE: That's how this works.
Let's take a comment.
This is from Vastasiya.
OK.
"If you were a superhero, what would your costume look like?
I would definitely have a cape!" That's
a great first accessory.
A cape is wonderful.
SANDEEP PARIKH: I'm sensing a theme for this whole show.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, could you--
SANDEEP PARIKH: It's very superhero heavy.
DAILY GRACE: It's capes.
Oh, it's superheroes.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
MICKEY HAWTREY: I'd have slimming
boots because I have--
DAILY GRACE: Slimming boots.
MICKEY HAWTREY: I have a thing with my calves.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, OK.
SANDEEP PARIKH: I would have wings even if I couldn't fly.
Like wings, not a cape.
Like, angel style.
DAILY GRACE: Beautiful, beautiful wings.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Not the first class angel, like the--
MICKEY HAWTREY: You'd be like--
SANDEEP PARIKH: --metal wings.
MICKEY HAWTREY: --Super Ostrich.
DAILY GRACE: Metal wings.
MICKEY HAWTREY: I have wings, but I do not use them.
SANDEEP PARIKH: What's that?
LORRAINE CINK: Archangel.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: Archangel.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Archangel.
Archangel.
Like, after he got fucked up by--
DAILY GRACE: But getting through
TSA would be a nightmare.
Am I right?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
And I'd be brown still.
So that would still be-- it'd be doubly difficult.
DAILY GRACE: Doubly a nightmare.
Oh my god.
I have sweatpants.
SANDEEP PARIKH: It's never easy for me.
Sweatpants?
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
Everyone wears spandex.
That is not comfortable.
Even leggings are not that--
I mean--
SANDEEP PARIKH: We know.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
We wore a lot of spandex for our show.
And it was not-- it was very sweaty.
DAILY GRACE: Did you wear any man Spanx?
Manx?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Manx?
DAILY GRACE: Manx.
SANDEEP PARIKH: I didn't wear--
I didn't-- no.
But we--
MICKEY HAWTREY: I wear them recreationally now.
Not into spandex.
DAILY GRACE: That-- yeah.
SANDEEP PARIKH: We cast very fit actors.
DAILY GRACE: That's very nice.
That's a lot of pressure.
Uh, let's take another question.
What is-- this question is from iloveheatherjean.
OK. "If you were on a deserted island, what three things
would you bring?"
SANDEEP PARIKH: Um, a whole bunch of civilization.
DAILY GRACE: OK.
A whole bunch of it.
Not just a little bit.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Just like a bunch.
Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: Like a whole bunch of it.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Like, I'd bring New York City.
So that's one.
DAILY GRACE: OK, one.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Um.
Because it's anything, right?
DAILY GRACE: Right.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Right.
DAILY GRACE: The people--
OK.
MICKEY HAWTREY: It already is a deserted island.
DAILY GRACE: It's true.
SANDEEP PARIKH: It's so--
DAILY GRACE: Emotionally.
It's emotionally deserted here.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Um.
What would I really bring?
Guys, I'd bring table tennis.
DAILY GRACE: Table tennis?
SANDEEP PARIKH: I really love to play ping pong.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, really?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: Are you very good at it?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Not really.
But I like to play it.
It's one of those games that you can play
sort of without thinking--
DAILY GRACE: It's true.
SANDEEP PARIKH: --a little bit.
And you can like actually hold a conversation with people
while you play.
DAILY GRACE: Do you play the Wii version of it?
SANDEEP PARIKH: No.
DAILY GRACE: No?
SANDEEP PARIKH: I like--
I like real things.
DAILY GRACE: The noise that a ping pong paddle makes on a
ping pong ball is satisfying.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
Oh, you mean the Wii-- the Wii noise or the real noise?
DAILY GRACE: No, no.
In real life, I mean.
SANDEEP PARIKH: How satisfying is it?
Like--
DAILY GRACE: It's like-- it's very-- it's like a--
SANDEEP PARIKH: In your downstairs parts?
DAILY GRACE: Mm, OK.
Not necessarily.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Too far?
[DING]
SANDEEP PARIKH: Let's do that over again.
[DING]
DAILY GRACE: My upstairs parts.
My brain.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Your upstairs parts?
DAILY GRACE: It's satisfying in my brain.
Uh, but you--
SANDEEP PARIKH: What were you going to bring?
MICKEY HAWTREY: Um.
You guys.
DAILY GRACE: Oh my god.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Aww, what a pandering answer.
DAILY GRACE: Oh my god.
That's so sweet.
Got me good.
Uh, but you get then two other things.
One other thing.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Oh, one other thing.
DAILY GRACE: There's two of us.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Um.
Paddles.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Paddles?
Oh, for the ping pong table?
MICKEY HAWTREY: Yeah, because what?
You're just going to bring the table and--
SANDEEP PARIKH: And like a taco truck.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Because that'd be like, I'm imagining playing
this because I--
SANDEEP PARIKH: Because I only brought the table.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
I'd bring a good attitude.
Let's take another comment.
This is from Joydejavu630.
"How did you get Seth Green to appear on 'Mee the Supers?'"
SANDEEP PARIKH: "Mee the Supers." They
were typing so fast.
They had to just get it out there.
DAILY GRACE: They're so excited.
Seth Green!
SANDEEP PARIKH: Seth Green!
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
The last episode, Seth Green plays the villain.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah, he played DJ Death.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
SANDEEP PARIKH: And-- yeah.
We stole him.
We stole him from a-- from a museum.
DAILY GRACE: Oh my God.
You heisted Seth Green?
SANDEEP PARIKH: No, we--
uh, our production designer, Greg Aronowitz, is an amazing
production designer.
And he had a relationship with Seth.
And I knew Clare.
DAILY GRACE: And it ended really badly.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah, it did.
They broke up.
Because now he's with Clare Grant, who's from Team
Unicorn, and--
who I know pretty well.
And so, we just--
I wrote the role and was like, let's get Seth
and Clare for it.
And they were perfect and awesome.
DAILY GRACE: Has he ever DJed before?
SANDEEP PARIKH: I don't know.
But he played it so real that I was--
MICKEY HAWTREY: He was a quick study.
DAILY GRACE: Oh, really?
I thought.
SANDEEP PARIKH: I was like, man, he got some method.
DAILY GRACE: He was DJ Death.
He brought down the house.
SANDEEP PARIKH: And he was a fantastic
person and very funny.
DAILY GRACE: Aww, that's very sweet.
So go watch the last episode, guys.
Because he does a great job.
Let's take a Twitter question.
Shall we?
This is from itskrystmindset.
OK.
"What are you going to be for Halloween this year?" Ooh,
good question.
Do you guys know what you're going to be?
DAILY GRACE: My girlfriend really wants to go as "Gangnam
Style," whatever that means.
DAILY GRACE: How would that work in two parts?
SANDEEP PARIKH: I don't really know.
I think--
DAILY GRACE: Oh, you can do the elevator scene, where
she's the one that's doing this.
And then you're between her legs.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yeah.
DAILY GRACE: And then you just need to carry two doors that
you can open and close in front of you.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Will you guys be our doors?
DAILY GRACE: We could be your doors.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Oh my god.
MICKEY HAWTREY: I would love to be a door.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Would you be a door?
DAILY GRACE: He is a great actor.
MICKEY HAWTREY: I was a window last year.
DAILY GRACE: Oh my gosh.
SANDEEP PARIKH: That would be a great-- that would be great
Halloween costume, just a door.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Someone went as--
SANDEEP PARIKH: Just a really mundane--
DAILY GRACE: Two years ago--
SANDEEP PARIKH: I'm a car truck.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah, this guy went as a refrigerator door.
And he had an actual-- he was a sculptor in real life.
And he had an actual refrigerator door that he
carried around and had all these magnets on.
Great in theory, horrible in practice.
Because he just stood around with this giant door.
SANDEEP PARIKH: I saw one, this one person that was--
this was my favorite costume ever.
They were dressed as the Empire State Building.
And she had a baby, and dressed the
baby up as King Kong.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Nice.
SANDEEP PARIKH: So her little baby was clinging to her
Empire State Building.
DAILY GRACE: Oh my god.
That's so good.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Brilliant.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Incorporating the baby bump.
DAILY GRACE: I'm going to "Hallow-meme" this year in
Brooklyn, which is this celebration where everyone
dresses as internet memes.
And I think I'm going to be Unimpressed McKayla from the
USA gymnastics team.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Oh, nice.
DAILY GRACE: Goes like that.
I need to find a leotard, though.
Gymnastics.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Well, we-- yeah.
DAILY GRACE: Gymnastics.
You got any?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Don't you have some old leotards--
DAILY GRACE: Oh, they were so, so bad.
SANDEEP PARIKH: --that you can bring back?
DAILY GRACE: They had holes all down the arms on purpose,
very fashionable.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Wow, those are trendy.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
Really good.
SANDEEP PARIKH: They're coming back, like the cordless phone.
DAILY GRACE: Everything.
Let's take another comment.
This is from glassesandtv.
"Spin the globe behind you and point to a spot.
Make up a superhero name based on that place."
SANDEEP PARIKH: Interactive!
DAILY GRACE: Oh my god.
The globe, the globe!
SANDEEP PARIKH: Ready?
I'll spin.
You point.
MICKEY HAWTREY: All right.
DAILY GRACE: Teamwork.
They're working together.
What is it?
What is it?
SANDEEP PARIKH: It's just the ocean.
MICKEY HAWTREY: The one part of the world that
doesn't have anything.
SANDEEP PARIKH: What?
What is it?
MICKEY HAWTREY: It's like below--
SANDEEP PARIKH: Let's do it again.
That was bullshit.
DAILY GRACE: Do it again.
It's a warm up.
It's a warm up.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Should I just wait for it to stop?
There you go.
DAILY GRACE: Where is it?
MICKEY HAWTREY: I'm looking at--
SANDEEP PARIKH: Montana.
MICKEY HAWTREY: --Billings, Montana.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Billings Montana.
DAILY GRACE: Billings Montana.
He's a man that steals all of your money and
makes you go bankrupt.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Because he gives you lots of bills.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
Because he gives you all the bills.
SANDEEP PARIKH: He generates bills.
MICKEY HAWTREY: But he's a superhero?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Um, for the government.
MICKEY HAWTREY: Yeah.
He--
yeah.
He works for the 1%.
MICKEY HAWTREY: He's keeping the budget clean.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Right.
DAILY GRACE: But he's beautiful
because Montana is beautiful.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Mm-hmm.
And he's a rancher.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
And he's really well "manscaped" because the
landscape in Montana is really beautiful.
MICKEY HAWTREY: They are constantly shaving Montana.
DAILY GRACE: All the time.
Haven't you ever been there?
Anyway, thank you guys so, so much for being here.
And where can these Gungans find you guys on the internet?
SANDEEP PARIKH: Why are they all Gungans?
DAILY GRACE: It's the Gungan Army.
SANDEEP PARIKH: OK.
Cool.
Well, we--
you can find the "Save the Supers" at savethesupers.com,
which will lead you right to the My Damn panel--
My Damn Channel or panel page.
Or mydamnchannel.co m/savethesupers.
You have to go in reverse.
And I'm at @SandeepParikh on Twitter.
MICKEY HAWTREY: I'm @MickeyHawtrey on Twitter.
DAILY GRACE: All these things.
Lorraine, get back over here.
Join this party.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Yay.
DAILY GRACE: Yeah.
Oh my gosh.
Did this show go faster than Wolverine in bed.

SANDEEP PARIKH: He's pretty-- he--
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SANDEEP PARIKH: OK.
DAILY GRACE: Segue.
Half of this table will be at Comic Con this weekend.
I thought they were going to be there.
But turns out, not the case.
SANDEEP PARIKH: Not going to go.
DAILY GRACE: Um, Lorraine will be there all weekend.
I will be at the G4 booth on Friday from noon till 1:30 if
you want to come by and say hello.
Thank you guys so much for watching today.
Tomorrow on the show, Beth will be joined by Ted Leo and
Julie Klausner.
So do not forget to subscribe to My Damn Channel so you
don't miss the magic.
And don't forget, you can find me every other day of the week
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Bye.
My bell!

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