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Oh, Hello (Theatre)

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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Oh, Hello is a comedy act created by and starring Nick Kroll and John Mulaney as a pair of elderly New Yorkers and longtime roommates. Kroll is Gil Faizon, a small-time actor who's very affable if also poor in hygiene. Mulaney is George St. Geegland, a prolific but not at all renowned author and playwright who may also be a multiple murderer.The trailer for their Broadway Netflix special can be seen here.Not to be confused with the band The Oh Hellos.
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Ax-Crazy: George, who'll violently threaten stagehands at the drop of a hat and most likely killed all three of his wives.
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AcCENT upon the Wrong SylLABle
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AcCENT upon the Wrong SylLABle: A central part of the schtick is Gil and George putting strange accents on words, most regularly pronouncing "Broadway" as "brud-WAY."
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Catchphrase: Gil quickly mumbles "Charmed, I'm sure" every time he introduces himself, to the point it's almost a Verbal Tic.
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The Bluebeard
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The Bluebeard: Heavily implied in George's case.
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Berserk Button: Do NOT mess with George's stage and lighting directions.
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Big Applesauce
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Big Applesauce: Gil and George live and breathe New York City, dropping very specific references to restaurants, train lines and theatres throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn. Also crossing over with Big Rotten Apple, especially when it comes to George's crimes.
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