Remember how great Kroll Show was? Specifically, how great Pawnsylvania was? It’s been a while since we got to hear from Murph, Don, and crew since Kroll Show ended its run in 2015, but thanks to Christine Nangle, we got a bunch of updates today from lifelong Philly resident Teresa, who is very excited to cheer on the Iggles this Super Bowl Sunday. Teresa was kind enough to field some questions on Twitter today – and ask fellow Philadelphian Jake Tapper for a Super Bowl TV correspondent gig – after she posted the below video revealing her Super Bowl prediction:

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Broadway lyricist Tim Rice, whose credits include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, Chess, and Aida, is more than just a wordsmith — he’s also an adept juggler. When the songwriter hunkered down to pen tunes for 1994’s The Lion King, he also found himself recruited for Aladdin, taking over after the sudden passing of lyricist Howard Ashman. Rice had never written for an animated movie before.