Deleted scene

did a good job acting that.

How about deleted scenes? Is there something that you wish was added or...

The ending.

The ending.

It's so funny.

Randy told us that there were a ton of deleted scenes from this episode, and I bet what they did was they cut this cold open, and they made what would've been the top of this episode a cold open.

Yes.

Because this is not a standalone cold open.

So he would work with Phil Shea to design these things, and with Michael Gelbenberg, our production designer.

I have to share with you guys, after this scene, Ryan was gonna have a complete meltdown.

It's in the deleted scenes.

It is so crazy, but it's like Ryan is faced with the fact that, A, this new business that he was, I guess, optimistic about is going out of business, but also the fact that he crunched the numbers and he was wrong, and he is actually not very good at being a businessman.

said.

The thing about the pain though, what I didn't realize until the Shout Factory put out this awesome edition of the movie is that there's roughly 40 minutes of deleted scenes.

So you talk about how the family dynamic is important.

I like that part at the end when Christine says, Sam, why don't you take our boys home? We'll talk about it then.

And then it was going to cut to...

The boardroom scene with Peter Ludlow, that's one of the famous deleted scenes, and that's how the movie would go off.

So as much as I do like the compy scene, it's an iconic scene, that's an opening where I'm like, I wish that had been the movie.

And you still see in the movie the Parasaurolophus.