Summer of 69: No Apostrophe

Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman bring the inner workings of their actual marriage to the stage, opting to mock their own public image as a Hollywood golden couple by sharing graphic, goofy details of their sex life. Armed with an acoustic guitar and a ukulele, they deliver an explicit variety show that plays like a ribald, country-infused show-and-tell.<br><br>The special was filmed at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas and premiered on Epix in May 2017. Both performers were coming off major career high points, most notably their roles on Parks and Recreation, and decided to lean into the public’s fascination with their long-term union. Instead of offering sanitized marital advice, they spent the hour detailing their specific anatomical quirks and reading the bizarrely intense love notes they write each other during routine grocery runs.<br><br>Among the standout musical numbers is their graphic title track, a song skewering celebrity culture, and a reading of their actual, cat-themed wedding vows. The show also features a guest appearance from their dog, Clover, who wanders onto the stage and simply refuses to leave.