There is nothing there such as adult swimming, the channel-in-the-channel caused by the cartoon that gives creatives the opportunity to really wonder, either in animation or live. Many of the shows are quite short, designed to fit into a 15-minute or 30-minute ad blocks, and they tend to have a very different comedy style than anything else on TV. There are So many amazing plays for an adult swimming That sometimes they are really good in the mix, and such a show actually starred in Barbie and director Lady Bird Who is now ready to direct the Narnia adaptation for Netflix.

"China, Il" was a strange small show created by Brad Nilly for "The worst college in America", in a fictional city of China, Illinois. The first season had an 11-minute episodes that were designed to be stories of strange bite in the Midwest, with later seasons to double the time at the 22-minute episodes, although the tone and format of the series remained the same despite having a longer shelf life. The show was moving for 30 bizarre, funny episodes, and Gervig expressed her character, Pony History Assistant in most of them.

Pony is a complicated young woman, older at the University of China, Illinois, who works as an assistant to teachers, and she has to deal with many funny nonsense from the brothers Professor, Steve and Frank Smith (both expressed by right) and Dean Hulk Hogan). In an interview with ColiderGervig explained that she was approached by Nilly to play Pony, though he told Told not to adjust her performance in any way because she just liked the way she was talking. She also talked about how fun it was to play pony because of the wild of the series, saying:

"It's so funny when we shoot because I will make episodes, and then I will need to make a pickup and make a pickup for a bunch of episodes. I will say something like:" Is this the one with the time machine where they return and kill Ronald Reagan? “It's total absurdity.

Adult swimming plays can really go wildAnd China, Il has definitely gone to some strange places. Gervig could be a serious candidate for awards as a writer and director these days, but as early as the mid-2010s, she was known mostly as an actor who was constantly working with director Noah Baumbach (who is now her husband). Jack, she even played a mermaid in the Portland episode. Although it is strange that many white Gervig plays the Mexican Pony, its performance is fun, and "China, Il" is quite underestimated. It is simply wild to think that the director of "Barbie" has once expressed a cartoon character who hanged out with God. Thanks, adult swimming.