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Jack:
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And this is Kenneth, one of our pages. Kenneth, this is Devon Banks, our vice president of West Coast News Web content and theme-park talent relations. Hey, Devon, you better watch out. Kenneth might take your job one day.
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Devon Banks:
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Kenneth:
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Jack:
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Why don't we just, uh. . . Devon?
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Pete:
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Liz:
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Oh, dude, how can we be wearing the same outfit? You saw me leave the apartment this morning.
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Pete:
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l saw you put it on. l thought it looked nice.
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Liz:
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How long are you staying with me?
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Pete:
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Jack:
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Liz, l want you to meet Devon Banks. He's in from L.A. Devon, this is Lemon.
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Devon Banks:
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Hi, love the show. Look, l got to go. Thanks for the tour. You guys -- You're the real heroes.
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Jack:
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They get younger every year. These punks who think they can take down Jack Donaghy.
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Liz:
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You're worried about that guy?
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Jack:
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Banks is in New York for a reason, and l intend to send him back to L.A.
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Liz:
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Wow, if this turns into a showdown, you guys could settle it with a [ Deep whisper ] talking-like-this contest.
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Jack:
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Banks is no slouch. He pioneered the concept of 1 0-second lnternet sitcoms.
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TV:
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MakIn' It happen! Honey, I'm home! Oh, great! We made It!
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Jack:
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l'm sure he's here to dazzle the old men with his Webisode ideas, but l have ideas, too.
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Liz:
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Jack:
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Something big -- A live television special with fireworks. They can do shapes now. One time l saw a cowboy hat. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
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Liz:
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Boy, you're gonna need more than that, though.
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Jack:
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Maybe you're right. l want you on this, Lemon. Those jokes you wrote for my Mitt Romney fundraiser were topnotch.
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Liz:
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Those weren't jokes. That was an appeal for a return to common sense and decency.
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Jack:
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