I don't care what someone says, Elizabeth Meriveter's first two seasons of "new girlfriend" should be in the pantheon of The funniest sitcoms for roommates. I have never thought that the concept of three (and at times four) Weirdo's dudes living with silly chick can be as funny and boker as seen in Fox's TV series. Shameful the show couldn't hold that initial freshness and stupidity During his 7-season race, he eventually turned into a powerless, painful inconsistent and waving in the last three seasons-at least for me, and I was a huge fan!

But seasons 3 and 4 are still a lot of fun - even if not at the same level as the previous two - and have their own fun highlights that I can never get tired. One of them is the fourth episode of Season 4, "Micro", which brings us to the very reason you clicked on this article.

The Popular Starwar on "Reacher" Alan Richson played a guest role in that episode, playing torn and beautiful Dam-dam, called Matt, who goes on a few dates with Zuu Deschanel's title, Esses. As it becomes obvious at their first date, Esses I can't stand Matt (and his tattoo that says Warrior poet) Because he is an absolute do -off that simply happens to have the body of the Greek God. But since she bets with her roommate, Nick (Akejake Nsonson), that she can hang out with this man for at least a month, no matter how stupid he turns out to be, she is pushing even though she angered every second to spend with this imbecil.

In the end, Eses even agrees to go home with the boy one day, and that is when he faced something so terrible that he knows he must lose the bet and run away from him as soon as possible. Take a look, Matt may seem like a perfect sample of the human male, but he is missing in a key ward: he owns Micropenis.

Not all auditions are created equal. Sometimes, you get an unexpected opportunity in the middle of the night, strolling through the restaurant parking lot, fearing you can bother. Then a car is pulled out, and you suddenly see the director's celebrity with whom you once worked before. That's exactly what happened to Alan Richson. In an interview with wiredThe Starwear shared this anecdote on which she headed to dinner late at night to end the movie script she worked at the time.

He said: "The blackened Audi is pulling in front of me, and it was like, oh God, I'll get it. But I can fight, so I wasn't worried." Then it went on: "The window descends and that's Jayei Chandrasehar of" Super Soldiers ", with whom I worked on the" Blue Mountain State ". (He's going) 'Hey, Comrade!' And I was like, "What do you do? Then the actor asked who the section is, and Chandrasehar explained:" You are really cool friend, you all like it, and you have a micropenis. "

And like any decent and confident man, Richson immediately wanted to clarify the situation. He went: "So you have this episode called" Micropenis ", and your thoughts on me? I'm the guy you think about, Ayey?! " Surely, he was The guy accepted the role of playing Matt, and the rest is a history of Sitkom.