Julie speaks with Murray Hill about his moving new memoir, Showbiz!

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In this week's monologue, Julie talks about meeting Eric Idle, the unproduced Jim Henson Productions version of Into The Woods, and the New York Liberty.

DOG OF THE WEEK I: JET

DOG OF THE WEEK II: CHARLIE MAE

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Julie speaks with director Matthew Galkin and executive producer Joshua Levine about their fascinating new docuseries A Killer Story.

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Julie shares some of her thoughts on Rita Wilson's (real?) back tattoo, the subreddit dedicated to hating on Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory's Grandpa Joe, and Tales From The Crypt.

DOG OF THE WEEK: ZEUS

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Julie talks with Casper Kelly about his new horror film Buddy, the scariest parts of The Wizard of Oz, Too Many Cooks, and more.

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This week, Julie's pondering her recent trip to the hardware store, Sydney Sweeney, Hansel and Gretel, and more.

RHEA PERLMAN'S OUTFIT

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Filmmaker Nick Davis joins Julie to talk about his new documentary, You Had To Be There, covering the iconic 1972 Toronto production of Godspell which featured Gilda Radnor, Martin Short, Andrea Martin, Eugene Levy, Paul Shaffer, and more.

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In this excerpt from her interview with Julie, Jena Friedman talks about processing her mother's death through her new stage show Motherf*cker.

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