I loved that scene. It features the fantastic but tragically underused John Ennis, most famous for his work on Mr. Show. I remember when it came out, I felt li

I loved that scene. It features the fantastic but tragically underused John Ennis, most famous for his work on Mr. Show. I remember when it came out, I felt like the Verbatim series was really well done, but it was surprising coming from the NY Times since it was so outside their wheelhouse. It seems like they abandoned it pretty quickly but I wish someone more like Funny or Die would pick up the idea.