Jeff Greenstein

—pation. (2/2) 'Bye, y'all.

The #draftsfolder is now empty. #lastroundup

Here's why: Notes calls with six non-writing producers #draftsfolder

Grab your box of podtissues for IDOC Episode 42½, "Cheap Camera Challenge." Gabe has a cold, so we’re bringing you an unaired Sunny 16 segment from April 2021 in which Jeff and Gabe suggest excellent cameras you can find for under $30… in April 2021. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-d…

@ericarhodes What's your favorite color soup?

@hollylottie88 🥰 strident

@atomicspencer gosh, that's great to hear. what an excellent man he was.

I've been thinking a lot about Leslie Jordan, obviously, reflecting upon his brilliance, marveling that I got to spend a few years in the company of such an extraordinary comedic talent — and realized that y'all may not know the story of how Beverley Leslie came to be. (cont'd.)

@nygrlnla Leslie never objected to anything. He was utterly game — as I think you can tell from his performance.

@blue439 brilliant casting. brilliant writer. did LJ ever object to his height being the context of many jokes?

And it makes me just a little bit happy during a sad time to be part of the great Leslie Jordan's legacy. R.I.P., maestro.

Which is what I was thinking of when I pitched the line "Karen Walker. I thought I smelled gin and regret." This week that line has found its way into virtually every Leslie Jordan obituary. I've learned that apparently you can even get it on a potholder. (cont'd)

@pmiscove Makes me feel sad for the rest

@blue439 It’s true. Nobody beats Garbage.

Still my favorite Bond song. Hands down.

@theferocity I wrote that line, but Leslie made it immortal.

Leslie Jordan had a scene in “Will & Grace” where Karen walks into a bar. Leslie turns around, looks at her and says “I thought I smelled gin and regret.” And I laugh every time I think about it. WE GRIEVE A GODDAMNED LEGEND.