INT. RECORDING STUDIO - DAY The booth is empty. CONNOR, THE INTERN'S desk is vacant, with only a single banker's box of random mementos sitting on top awaiting collection. The PRODUCER sits in front of the exterior control panel, fiddling with knobs in preparation for the first broadcast of the offseason.
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Request Line: So Long, Tom
DFO Radio: NFL Karaoke
Request Line: Karaoke Party!
INT. PRIVATE KARAOKE ROOM - NIGHT A pair of radio professionals are sipping beers in a box karaoke room. A disco ball spins above and flashing lights abound, but the scene is otherwise quite relaxed. PRODUCER: So this is it. The last day of your internship. CONNOR, THE INTERN: Yup. PRODUCER: You know, I
DFO Radio: Percussion
DFO Radio: Adversaries
Request Line: Adversaries
EXT. RADIO STATION PARKING LOT - DAY A vehicle pulls into the lot and screeches to a stop. The PRODUCER emerges in a hurry, first dropping his keys and then hustling towards the front door. PRODUCER: Shit...shit...shit... Cut to... INT. RADIO STATION LOBBY - DAY The PRODUCER races through the front door and streaks across
DFO Radio: Navigation
Request Line: Navigation
INT. RENTAL CAR - DAY A pair of young men are driving a rental car through the streets of Culver City. The one driving is clutching the steering wheel frantically and whipping his head around in frustration, while the passenger fumbles around with a folding map. JARED GOFF: Where ARE we? MITCHELL TRUBISKY: I
Request Line: Holding Out
INT. RECORDING STUDIO - DAY. The PRODUCER is bustling outside the studio, getting everything ready for the show. A mountainous man sits in the broadcast booth, with a vague smirk on his face. PRODUCER: ...and so you're all set? DONALD PENN: [punches talkback button] Absolutely. PRODUCER: Fantastic. The commercial break is wrapping up, so
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DFO Radio: Get Th(rowback W)ee(k) Behind Me
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