Okay, is this episode seriously live? Because I find it ridiculous that of course on the live episode everyone's bumping into things, cameras fail, etc. "Hahaha the director's having to play the clown." How conveniently comedic.
-What does it matter?
-It matters! "What does it matter"? I wanna know!
Whoever wrote the wikipedia article on the show apparently believes the show was actually done live.
I would be very, very, very, very surprised if the episode actually was performed at midnight Eastern Standard Time, though. Very, very, very, very.
Yeah it was obviously a joke. I had a feeling it would be judging by the previews.
shareWell, they were obviously trying to make fun of live episodes. But wheter it was actually done live (and twice, since I didn't see the second airing) or pre-recorded, well, that's still up in the air.
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Sadly it was definitely not done live. You can see bits from the ep in this promo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pceheVV790&feature=related
definitely not done live
It was clearly a parody of the "live show" gimmicks that sitcoms currently do for ratings.
shareI never for a second that it was actually live.........but was it all done in a single shot? (which I would find even more impresive, as a matter of fact.
I was in the same room as Jon Hamm and Matt Walsh when the "live" show would have been airing on the East Coast. And we were in a different area of Los Angeles. So there you go - not live.
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