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I used to love the Man Show back in the day, but I always wondered, in the segments where you guys or the Man Show boy used to go up to strangers and say random shit to them or get them to say random shit, was that ever staged or were those people all really random strangers? How often did you guys get recognized, and was there any time that a stranger realized you were fucking with them and got angry?

Wow, were you really the on-set Community intern? I just saw that your first post six months ago was asking Donald Glover how to break into the TV industry when he did an AMA, and then your second post was five months ago when you asked Danny Pudi about the TV industry in his AMA. It's like seeing a Reddit montage.

When they do the segments where they go out and interview people, are those people always real, or are they sometimes actors? Do the real people know what's going on and are playing along, or do they actually think it's a real news show? If the former, why do people agree to be on the show when they know they'll be ridiculed?

From day one, I was wondering what was going to happen to Community after the second season since I thought most community colleges are 2-year programs. I see the writers just ignored that, which is probably a good call. Do you think they would just keep ignoring that even after four years, or do you anticipate a graduation of sorts?

Follow-up: has the show ever had a really negative reaction from an interviewee once he/she realized what was going on? Any lawsuits?