Adapting that resonance from six hour-long episodes into a 75-minute show was ambitious, but Dylan MarcAurele’s technique was simple: make lists. He wrote down everything he knew about hockey, Canada, and Russia, as well as sexual puns and double entendres.
Adapting that resonance from six hour-long episodes into a 75-minute show was ambitious, but Dylan MarcAurele’s technique was simple: make lists. He wrote down everything he knew about hockey, Canada, and Russia, as well as sexual puns and double entendres.
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