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Jesse Tyler Ferguson is an Emmy and Tony Award-nominated actor for his work as Mitchell Pritchett in ABC's "Modern Family" and currently as Mason Marzac in the Broadway revival of TAKE ME OUT. Jesse made his Broadway debut in ON THE TOWN, and was in the original Broadway cast of THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE, for which he and his ensemble cast won a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Cast Ensemble. He and his husband, Justin Mikita, founded a non-profit called Tie the Knot, to raise awareness and advocate on behalf of LGBTQ equality throughout the world. In this episode, Jesse talks about his documentary "Broadway Rising," experiencing fatherhood, and trying to get his mail back from Leonardo DiCaprio.

Tie The Knot

Architectural Digest 

Cook Book

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This week we continue with BBC plays about America or written by Americans with a nod to my favorite play of all time.  Thornton Wilder's Our Town from 1946.  After the seriousness of our last documentary we presennt a mocumentary with our friend former England cricket player Dave Podmore and we begin Series 6 of I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again and one of Troutbridge's own drops in to the tratvian Embassy.  Plus lots of laughter from Matt and pdm.  So please enjoy this episode of Brunch With The brits dedicated with love to the staff of Test Match special.

Denne gang sætter vi tænderne i sæsonens næstsidste afsnit 'Our Town', hvor Mulder og Scully drager til en lille sydstatsby, da en mand er forsvundet.

Det fører dem til en kyllinge-fabrik - men byens borgere synes at have appetit for noget helt andet kød...

Vi har denne gang et interview med skuespiller Gary Grubbs, der medvirket i 'Our Town', der fortæller om produktionen, David Duchvony og kannibalisme.

0:00:00 - Intro 
0:02:45 - Trivia om 'Our Town' 
0:08:58 - Gennemgang af 'Our Town'
1:05:04 - Foxy Moment 
1:07:30 - Interview med Gary Grubbs 
1:14:30 - Bedømmelse af 'Our Town'