There wasnt even a still photographer there to record the occasion.
So we all in a very pointed way said, well,thank you.
And thats when our heads turned like puppets and we saw four matching Porsches.
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SEAN HAYES:They were all in a row.
They had bows on them.
DEBRA MESSING:I remember looking over at Sean.
His eyes fell out of his head.
McCORMACK:The inference was, were not going to do this for all the shows.
And he told someone in the makeup trailer the other day, Yeah, I remember the day.
They got Porsches and NBC sent us a coffee truck.
MEGAN MULLALLY:We didnt have smart phones with cameras in them at the time.
So there are no photographs of any of that.
And its really pretty amazing.
She was a miniature poodle and I took her with me everywhere.
We got in that car and it was really loud cause it was a sports car.
It freaked her out.
So I only ended up keeping the car for about a year or so because of her.
HAYES:Oh, I sold it immediately.
So I thought paying your rent was more important than driving your apartment around, you know?
MULLALLY:Sean drove, like, a Toyota Tercel until about 2013.
We always give him sh about it.
McCORMACK:I kept mine for a long time.
I drove it for years and parked beside Debra on the lot.
Eventually I put it up for auction for Project Angel Food in Los Angeles.
MESSING:I drove it for over 11 years.
It was too meaningful to me.
It really was incredible.
