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Jameela Jamil,
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Kristen Bell, Ted Danson,
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we're going to get the cast reactions
to the finale right after this.
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Stick around we'll be right back.
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Welcome back, everybody we're here
with the cast of "The Good Place."
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So, we all just watched
the series finale
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you all shot in it August, in September,
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you watched it together
as a group last night.
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- Yeah.
- How... what was more emotional?
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Shooting the finale or watching
it as a group together last night?
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Watching Ted watching Ted.
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- Watching Ted...
- Very emotional for me.
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- Yeah.
- I don't know. It was pretty... the redwoods...
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That was pretty emotional.
The... that final goodbyes.
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- That was pretty emotional.
- Also, your speech.
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- It killed me.
- Yeah, the wave, the wave speech.
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- Yeah.
- I don't know if I'll ever recover from that.
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When we shot on the bridge,
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it's called the artist's
bridge in Paris, that was,
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- impossible.
- ... pretty emotional.
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Especially since they
sort of formulated that as
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the last thing that we shot
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was that scene where we sort of
tried to say goodbye to each other.
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And then Mike, our
creator, kept it rolling
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and we were just both sobbing
on the bridge and ran out.
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It was like, "We're done! Forever!"
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Yeah.
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It was probably most emotional
for Manny when he found out after
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starting to buy a home
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- that Mike decided to end the series.
- Yeah.
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Yeah, that was... pretty much, yeah.
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And they filmed you
calling your realtor, right?
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You, uh...
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Obviously this is a show,
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I think as a viewer, as
well as you as a cast,
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when you embarked on it, you knew that
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so much would be riding
on how it resolved itself,
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so what was it like at the table read
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where you found out for the first time
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how all of these... because
obviously when shows like this end,
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there is a metaphorical death of
these characters that you play,
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you're not gonna play them
again, what was that feeling like
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when you all found out how
this was gonna come to a close?
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I was gonna say that
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the table read for me was
probably the most emotional,
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like hearing those words
out loud for the first time.
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And hearing it all together
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was... yeah, it definitely
hit the feelings for me.
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It was snotty, it was a
really snotty table read.
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- Very very wet
- Yeah.
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- ... at that table.
- It took long time
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because we couldn't get through it.
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- Yeah.
- But it was perfect. It was really was,
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for all of us but,
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I will speak for myself. It was
a perfect ending to our story.
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To Mike's story.
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And whether or not this
is how the universe works,
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kinda think it might,
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and it felt like this perfect goodbye.
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It was sad but uplifting and
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kind and gentle and sweet.
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- You know, it was kind of everything.
- And also too short.
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There is this beautiful
thing you can do as writer
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that they did on the show which is like,
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the show ended too soon. You wanted,
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maybe we did, wanted more of it
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but that's just what you get.
That's the amount of time you get.
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- It's a little too short, it's a lot like life.
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Did you,
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we were talking during the commercial,
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and I hope this isn't weird
for you guys on this side.
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You guys all got to go to
Europe to shoot those scenes.
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Seth, Seth, be cool, be cool, be cool.
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You thought it was a green screen.
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I was told that's what it was.
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Mike told us it was a green screen.
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I should also note that we were
backstage right before we came out
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and the six of you were
standing in a circle,
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sort of a cast hug talking to each other
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which was slightly rude
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because I was the only
other person back there.
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How quickly into this
whole process did you
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feel that closeness as a cast?
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'Cause I assume the show
would have been impossible
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to resonate with people the same
way if you didn't all get along.
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It was pretty quick, wasn't it?
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It was, but also oddly, like,
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the trajectory of our
characters growing together
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'cause we didn't, I mean,
I knew Ted, but we didn't,
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I don't think anyone
else knew each other
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and the whole story line
is about these characters
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getting to know each
other and creating bonds,
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despite their differences
and supporting each other,
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having true human connection. So,
I certainly know that I was like,
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learning that along the way
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and learning who my
real good friends are.
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I also think that, you know,
for the four of us on the end,
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having Ted and Kristen
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want to be part of group so much,
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- and not... no, Ted.
- That was a lot.
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- That was a lot, yeah.
- No, no, no.
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Meaning like, there was no like,
you know, hierarchy. It was like,
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we were an ensemble, we were
a group from the beginning,
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you guys made that very clear
that it was like a group of us
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- and we felt that, right?
- Yeah, yeah, we did.
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No, I mean, I feel like
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and deserving people
of their status than
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these two right here and it's like...
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- Me and Ted?
- Yeah, yeah, oh no.
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Yeah, no, no, no, I mean,
I love you but you're trash.
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But like...
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No, I love you. But it's like,
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you're just invited in,
you know, and that was,
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for, I think, for the four of us,
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this is the biggest thing in our careers
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at this point so it's like,
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you know, you need someone
there to sort of like
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give you a hug and walk you through it
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and that's what these two did.
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We're going to come right back with more
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from the cast of "the good
place" right after this.
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Welcome back. We are here with
the cast of "The Good Place"
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and we're gonna borrow a tradition
from our friend, Amy Poehler.
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The way this works is,
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someone's gonna give a toast
to someone else in this group.
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And then the next person will
give a toast to someone else
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and ultimately we'll move
around and the last person
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has to give a toast to the first
person who goes who is going to be
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Kristen. Please choose someone to toast.
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Uh, um...
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I'm sorry. Tell me
your name one more time.
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- Will. Will.
- Will. Will.
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Will, in acting we need spontaneity
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and in life we need consistency.
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And even though those two
things are inherently at odds,
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somehow you manage to be
the best at both of them.
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Making you not only
the best scene partner,
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but the best friend,
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so cheers to being
all the things at once.
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- Hear hear.
- Here's to Will.
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Oh my God.
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Yeah, no, I was gonna say that.
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To himself.
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Yeah, as I say to me. Um...
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- Manny.
- Manny!
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You're gonna make me cry.
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It has been
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one of the greatest pleasures of my life
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to share a scene with you.
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You are literally one
of the funniest men
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that I have ever met.
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I think that you are one
of the most beautiful souls,
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one of the smartest, kindest,
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and wise in a way that I
don't think you understand.
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And for that,
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thank you for your presence.
Thank you for being you.
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- Hear, hear.
- To Manny.
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Oh God no, there's a couch!
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- You're up, Manny.
- All right. Jameels.
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To the sexiest skyscraper there is.
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Yes!
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You've turned us with
your insane stories
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and with your beautifulness.
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This is your first, this
is her first acting gig
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and I remember just being in awe
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of your grounded instincts
and how natural you were, so...
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You're incredible and
you're one of a kind.
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- Thank you, I love you.
- To you.
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Ted,
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thank you for letting me
steal all of your acting tricks
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and everything I know
I learned from him,
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so if I'm rubbish, that's his fault.
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- Thank you...
- Good toast so far.
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Thank you for sharing all
of your snacks with me.
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Thank you for being the
greatest leader and teacher
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we could have ever possibly asked for.
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And you're so hot.
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Oh!
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It got better.
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Wow.
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I'm just trying to...
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You have to do D'Arcy.
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That's what I was just realizing.
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- Yeah, do the math. Do the math on that.
- We could all tell.
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- But not have to by the way.
- Yeah, of course.
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Yeah, D'Arcy...
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- Hi.
- Hi.
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First off, I am so thrilled that I know
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that we will be friends for life.
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Yeah. You just make
me happy to be around.
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Your kind, sweet, generous heart
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is always on your sleeve.
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You are incredibly funny
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and you kind of were the emotional heart
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of this show for all of us.
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You were always there
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and nonjudgmental, and
loving to all of us.
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I really adore you
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and I'm just tickled that this is
the beginning of our relationship.
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You're incredibly
special and you created
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one of the most amazing characters
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on television and you did it,
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you know, brilliantly, so, hear hear.
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- Hear, hear.
- Thank you.
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I just heard 30
seconds, so Kristen Bell.
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I love you so much.
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You have become one of my best friends.
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I am so grateful that
you let us into your life
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and into your soul,
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and we feel so lucky to
be a part of your world
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and to know who you really are.
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The world knows who you
are and we know who you are,
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even deeper, and it
feels really special.
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We're so lucky to be your
friend and your family.
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Cheers, everyone.
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To Michael Schur, the creator of
"The Good Place", right over there!
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Dude, cheers!
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