August 3, 2007 3:19 pm
Matt Tobey
Matt Tobey
In anticipation of today's release of The Ten, The Long Island Press ran a piece yesterday on State-alum and Ten-scribe Ken Marino. Here's a little:
"I always say that we never broke up," Marino explains during a recent junket for The Ten at Manhattan's Regency Hotel. "I try not to talk about [The State] in the past tense." At the Regency, The State seems very much alive as Marino and Wain joke about future collaborations (Wain: "We pitched a TV series — every week it's about a new commandment").
For the whole thing, check out the LIP.
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