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Jonathan Ames Invites You For Drinks In Brooklyn Tomorrow Night
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Jen Carlson
Published Dec 20, 2011
Modified Dec 21, 2011
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Earlier when we heard HBO axed Bored To Death (boo, hiss, etc), we reached out to the show's creator Jonathan Ames. Here's what he tells us, and you:
"I invite all fans of Bored to Death to come to the Brooklyn Inn tomorrow night, Wednesday, and I'll buy you a drink. John Hodgman will be joining me and perhaps other local New York City actors from the show will be there, and we can all toast Bored to Death and a completely loony and improbable three-year run."
Get there around 10 p.m. and just try not to drink too much.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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