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PlatonicThe newest episode had a remarkable amount of Justin Timberlake Goals – including dance number.
During the episode on Wednesday, September 10, from the popular Apple TV+series, Charlie’s (Luke MacFarlane) The law firm threw a retirement party for its boss took an unexpected turn. The event started with Charlie and his fellow -coworkers showing a video they made for their boss, which included a performance for “Can’t Stop The Feeling!” Timberlake by Timberlake.
“It was all built around this idea, if you worked in a very boring office and went to make a video, what the warmest video would be that a bunch of people aged 45 to 60 would do to think they were cool,” Macfarlane, 45, was told only Weekly US. “And no disrespect with Justin Timberlake, but we all decided that it would be funny if it were a bunch of 50 year olds singing the words to a song that is just over her main. There is no escort in this office, let’s say that.”
The party ended with a speech by Charlie, who used to announce his own retirement. He later had a conversation with his wife Sylvia (Rose Byrne) For the next steps since she worried about supporting them as the only bread winner in the family.
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“I don’t believe that,” Charlie told Sylvia. “I have this feeling inside my bones.” The words transferred to a Timberlake song quickly Subsequent presentation of “Unable to stop the feeling!” As the credits play.
Platonic, who performed for the first time in May 2023, explores friendships to re -enter between former childhood best friends – Will (Seth rogen) and Sylvia (Byrne) – as adults. Macfarlane plays the role of Sylvia’s husband, Charlie, who goes through a middle -aged crisis.
Earlier this season Charlie had the opportunity to make it big on Jeopardy! – Just to grope the opportunity at the last moment.
“I’m a big fan of jeopardy! (So filming this) – I don’t even think our amazing writers knew that about me. But I knew exactly how the show worked. Actually, I think I’ve even given them a couple of tips,” remembered Macfarlane. “I was like, ‘I think it would actually make more sense if we did it just as the show works.’ But I love the show.
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He continued: “I was a huge fan of (host) Ken Jennings. Most of my preparation was, ‘Don’t be a complete nerd in front of Ken Jennings.’ For a cool dude.
MacFarlane went on to reveal his own history with the game show.
“A celebrity Jeopardy! A little watered down for the famous. So I think I would (I would) do pretty well. I’m watching a real jeopardy!” He noted. “And I’m always doing pretty well on the last jeopardy because I can take the time of the song to think about the answers. But the quick fire, that’s hard.”
New chapters of Platonic Wednesday air on Apple TV+.
