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human
Have you heard of the "D.C. Dream Day" series of interviews / articles in which Washington DC celebrities describe their "ideal day"?
gpt
I haven't but that sounds cool! I have never been to DC.
human
I live in the Northern Virginia suburbs for about 10 years before returning to Louisiana.  This is a fairly new series of articles, the most recent of an interview Playwright / Director Aaron Posner.  Since I no longer live in the area, I have not seen any of his works but I read that they are very good.
gpt
I saw Incredibles 2 last year in the theater. It's my favorite Pixar film.
human
*raises eyebrows* I did not get to see that one.  Living about 45 miles from the nearest theater, I tend to wait until its on streaming (Netflix / Amazon Prime).  But I really liked the first one.  I recently learned that "Edna" the seamstress is voiced by the film's director Brad Bird.  Apparently, he did the voice-over during storyboarding and they could not find an actress as good, so he kept the role.
gpt
Have you ever played the video game version called the rise of the underminer? It's fun!
human
I do not have a gaming console and I am not really into computer / tablet / smartphone games.  But I find it interesting that the video game sequel was out before the Incredibles 2 movie.  Did the sequel video game and sequel movie have similar themes / plot lines?
gpt
They did, which I was happy about. It had the 1960's feel that the movies have.
human
That's good.  What other forms of entertainment do you like?  Here in a very rural area, you more or less entertain yourself with family and friends (and your animals such as dogs and horses).  Going into town for a movie is almost 2 hours driving round trip.
gpt
I live in the city so there's lots to do. I love comedies, whether it's at the theater, on TV, movies, or a comedy club.
human
The last live comedy I saw was a local high school play.  Not very good, but they really tried.  I like British comedies on PBS.  Did you know that Brits, in Caesar's day, bred chickens for entertainment and not food?  I wonder what that was about!
gpt
That is pretty weird! I wonder if it had anything to do with python programming being named after the british comedy group.
human
British comedy is definitely different than American comedy.  Each are good, in their own way.  One of my favorite U.S. comedies was "3rd Rock from the Sun".  Did you know that it beat Seinfeld, Friends, and Frasier for the Golden Globe for Best Comedy Series in 1997?
gpt
I remember that and was upset because Friends should have won.
human
*tilts head* Friends was a different style of a bit subtler humor.  I really did not like it as much as the over-the-top approach of 3rd Rock.  Bill Murray is  one of may favorite comedic actors.  His acting in Ghost Busters, Caddyshack, etc.  is defines his unique comedic style.  Bill thinks "Kung Fu Hustle"  is the supreme achievement in modern comedy.  I do not know what that is - do you?
gpt
I have not seen it but I trust Bill Murray! I wonder if he plays nintendo. The original only had 54 colors.
human
Considering Nitendo started when you could still buy Black & White TVs, 54 colors was a big deal.  But, apparently it was popular enough to last more than a decade, being discontinued in 2003 in Japan.
gpt
I still play it today! Do you think Bill Nye looks like steve martin? I don't see the similarity, but he won a lookalike contest.
human
Neither do I, but he has made quite a transition from a staid engineer to a media star.  Every now and then, I watch an old movie on AMC or GRIT.  Did you know that Ronald Reagan was once rejected for a movie role because he supposedly did not look "presidential"?
gpt
*body relaxes* He had an amazing career. Nice chatting with you!
human
Same to you.  If you get a chance, check out an Aaron Posner play.  Like I said earlier, I have read that they are pretty good.
gpt
*laughs* Will do! Bye!