Appendix X

## Date

Monday, 1/4/2021, 1:00 am

**Length:** 1:09:04

## Title

**The Day It Was The Stretch’s Sesquicentepisode And Josh And Mary Surprisingly Went Live At 1 A.M., San Diego Padres Organist Bobby Cressey Spontaneously Called In And The Network Execs Shockingly Left Us With A Chloe Jr. Cliffhanger**

## Link

Facebook Videos:

* https://facebook.com/197557688736873

## Noteworthy Details

Special Episode

**Location:** Living Room

**Secret Surprise Special Guest:** Padres organist Bobby Cressey

## Episode Description

* Episode 150 of 7IS -- the Sesquicentepisode!!
* Special episode that allowed certain viewers to see what it's like to have a show at 3 pm local time!

## Quotes and Taglines:

* (San Diego Padres organist Bobby Cressey) "This has been my team forever. I'm a lifelong diehard — and we've died pretty hard." (on the Padres' lack of success during his decade as the team's organist)
* "Chloe Jr. wanted to do this as a gift to Jean in Korea so that she could experience a normal start time, which is Monday at 3 p.m. … Part of me was hoping that she would be like, 'Oh yeah, I can't watch it at that time.' Because wouldn't that be ironically hilarious or hilariously ironic if that were to happen?"
* Conversation:
	+ **Josh:** This is our 150th episode…(points to new '150' sign behind him)
	+ **Mary:** It's our centiquini-some-uh-beniten-episode.
	+ **Josh:** It's our sesquicentepisode.
	+ **Mary:** It's our sesqui-cep-tep-episode
* (RPM) "I think I'm gonna stop taking requests because I can already tell I'm fading fast over here. I might actually lay down on the couch for a little bit."
* Conversation:
	+ **Josh:** It's so exciting to see all these people here who are, like, the night owls. Maybe we should do more night shows for the night owls.
	+ **Mary:** Ummm…
	+ **Josh:** Oh, you might not want to do that.
	+ **Mary (laughing):** We're not the night owls.
* Memo from Network Executives:

To: 7th-Inning Stretch Cast And Crew
From: The Network Executives
Re: Completion Of Season One
Dear subordinates,
Congratulations on the successful completion of Season One of your show. To be perfectly honest, we were desperate for programming at the start of the pandemic and had no expectation of your show being particularly good or finding an audience. But we underestimated Chloe Jr.'s ability to book so many fantastic guests, Rev. Producer Mary's ability to maintain her loving presence while mired in her producing duties and Josh's ability to play so many bad songs. After 150 episodes — some of which weren't half bad — you're still somehow hanging on by a thread despite having generated zero sponsorship interest.
When Chloe Jr. came on board in May, we helped her establish a goal of getting the show to its 150th episode before 3 p.m. Eastern on the first Monday of 2021. Given her success in this and other areas of her job performance, we've identified her as a perfect candidate to be relieved of her current duties in order to enter our 12-month executive training program so that she can oversee next year's launch of our new show, Animals Everywhere.
We'll be back in touch in a few hours with a list of additional changes that we're making to your show for Season Two, which begins today at 3 o'clock p.m. Eastern time.
Sincerely yours,
The Network Executives
* "Well, if this were a show, this is what you would call a cliffhanger, I guess. … Guys, we were caught off guard by this. This is sort of drastic and abrupt." (on Chloe Jr.'s impending departure)

## Baseball Card of the Week

* Roberto Clemente, 1968 Sporting News (repeat from previous episode)

## Album of the Week

* Bob Dylan – New Morning (back cover displayed) (repeat from previous episode)

## Hatter or No-Hatter?

* No-Hatter

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