In this episode:
- Alison’s alter ego Zoya
- Meeting on the set of “The Five-Year Engagement”
- Sleeping with that guy in acting class
- A Super Bowl worthy performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner”
- Christmas vs. Thanksgiving
- Funny Halloween costumes vs. sexy Halloween costumes
- Alison brings something weird
- On set deal breakers
- Advice to callers Lauren and Liv
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