Episode 11: Marry Me
from UnAired! Hosted by Ed Bachta
This week, Ed and Eddy delve deep into NBC's hidden gem, Marry Me (created by David Caspe, creator of Happy Endings). Join them in their pursuit to pitch future episodes, a spin off, a crossover with Happy Endings, a series finale, and Ed thinking that Eddy's revelation of this week's show title was actually a marriage proposal...awkward.
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