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Emmy-Worthy Moments with Jeff Hiller

·1 hr 4 min·5 clips
Emmy-nominated Jeff Hiller joins the podcast to discuss her memoir and Drag Race moments.
The episode begins with hosts Mano Agapion and Oscar Montoya introducing guest Jeff Hiller, an Emmy-nominated actor, writer, and comedian. They express excitement about Hiller's presence and briefly discuss her memoir, 'Actors of a Certain Age,' including anecdotes about her time in Namibia and a typo on the book's spine. The conversation shifts to Hiller's Emmy nomination and her thoughts on attending the awards, including humorous stories about red carpet experiences. The main segment involves the hosts and Hiller analyzing and performing cold readings of memorable Drag Race scenes framed as Emmy-nominated moments. These include Plain Jane's harsh response to Q's HIV disclosure, Aja's rant about Valentina, Laganja Estranja's 'I feel very attacked' meltdown, RuPaul's 'I'm your new mommy' line to Plastique Tiara, Luxx Noir London's 'who should go home' speech, Valentina's mask incident, Laganja's stand-up set, and the Shangela versus Mimi fight. Hiller delivers dramatic readings, adding emotional depth and humor. The episode concludes with Hiller selecting Laganja's meltdown as the top Emmy-worthy moment. Throughout, the hosts interject with personal anecdotes, such as their own drag experiences and interactions with Drag Race queens. They also promote Hiller's book and the podcast's Patreon, ending with a lighthearted discussion about Hiller's style and upcoming Emmy appearance.

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Jeff Hiller turns Drag Race judging and acting technique into a warm, oddball craft conversation.

Emmy-Worthy Moments with Jeff Hiller treats Drag Race performance less like recap fodder than a loose craft talk about comic choices, emotional scenes, and judging calls that can be hard to square.

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Press play when you want Drag Race arguing, acting advice, and Jeff Hiller turning a nose hair into waterworks.

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