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Dupree St. Croix
Brennan places Dupree St. Croix in the front row of the audience, the theater critic of the New York Times UC E12·00:02:07. Misty reacts to the paper with "Ah, the Gray Lady" UC E12·00:02:20. He watches the staged show and calls the special effects budget unspared UC E12·00:21:01.
Dupree St. Croix is the New York Times theater critic who sits in the front row at the Broadway show in UC_12 UC E12·00:02:07. He reacts to the show as it goes: he shakes his head at the giant cockroach that appears on stage UC E12·00:16:06 UC E12·00:16:13, praises it as "Bold, daring, innovative, I love it!" UC E12·00:43:03, admires the fight choreography in what he had presumed would be a play without violence UC E12·01:03:46, and calls it "Extremely risky, and I applaud it" UC E12·01:42:45. At the finale, when Sondheim calls it the greatest Broadway show of all time, both lenses of his glasses burst in shock UC E12·01:55:27 UC E12·01:55:35.
In UC_13 he tells Perry LaFev "A smashing success! Perry, you were a vision!", and Perry answers through gritted teeth that he is glad UC E13·00:01:57 UC E13·00:02:04.
By episode
UC E12: Broadway Brawl
- Dupree St. Croix — theater critic of the New York Times, "the Gray Lady" — 00:02:07–00:02:20. Comments: "The fight choreography in what I had presumed would be a violence-less play, is really stunning, incredible work." — 01:03:46; "the special effects budget has not been spared" — 00:21:01; "Bold, daring, innovative, I love it!" — 00:43:03; "Extremely risky, and I applaud it." — 01:42:45; glasses burst — 01:55:43.