A Tale of Two Lisps (29 Jan. 2012)

Chelsea thinks that her assistant Eva's characterization of a girl with a lisp is hilarious, and wants the writing staff to write a sketch for Eva using this character. The problem is is ... See full summary »

Director:

Johnny Milord

Stars:

Chelsea Handler, Jennifer Aniston, Jay Leno

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Chelsea Handler	...	Herself
Jennifer Aniston	...	Herself
Jay Leno	...	Himself
Jane Fonda	...	Herself
Chuy Bravo	...	Himself
Sarah Colonna	...	Herself
Chris Franjola	...	Himself
Heather McDonald	...	Herself
Jeff Wild	...	Himself
Brad Wollack	...	Himself
Fortune Feimster	...	Herself
Roy Handler	...	Himself
Jen Kirkman	...	Herself
Steven Marmalstein	...	Himself (as Steve Marmalstein)
Josh Wolf	...	Himself

Storyline

Chelsea thinks that her assistant Eva's characterization of a girl with a lisp is hilarious, and wants the writing staff to write a sketch for Eva using this character. The problem is is that none of the writers think the character and her situation is funny. They just hope that if they ignore Chelsea's request, Chelsea will just forget about it. But Chelsea doesn't forget. Visiting on-set, Chelsea's friend, Jennifer Aniston, also thinks the characterization is not funny, tells the writers as much, and encourages them to tell Chelsea to her face, which they feel could jeopardize their jobs. Meanwhile, an upcoming guest has canceled at short notice. As the staff brainstorms for a replacement, Jiffy mentions that he thinks he can probably get Jane Fonda to appear since he used to work for her, which none of the other staff knew. Is Jiffy as good a friend to Jane as he says he is, and even if so, will Jane, who has never heard of Chelsea let alone her show, mesh with Chelsea's ...

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

29 January 2012 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Borderline Amazing Productions, E! Entertainment Television

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Nine to Five (1980)

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