Episode 1, "Promotion"; Episode 7, "Casting"; Episode 9, "Cinemacon"

After Matt was promoted to studio head, he gave him his first-order business: Kool-Aid movie scrolling on handicap, which annoyed him. Want a smarter IP- Barbie Movie - He meets Nick Stoller, who provides the concept that Matt can use. Stoller also appeared later this season, when Matt and his team were concerned about the racial makeup of the film actors before worrying again in the cinema episodes where he planned to showcase his new film.

Episode 1, "Promotion"

When the legendary director came up with an idea about the Jonastown film, the light bulb on Matt's head went out: Didn't the followers of Jim Jones cult die through... Drinking Kool-Aid? Matt believes he discovered the wise move of Kool-Aid movies.

Episode 1, "Promotion"

The actress held a party and Matt was delighted to receive the invitation. But Matt was forced there to tell Scorsese that he was passing through the movie in Jonestown due to the studio's request and that he couldn't make movies anywhere else - resulting in Theron kicking Matt out of the rave. The episode also features Bryan Cranston as the movie Mogul Griffin Mill, the boss of Matt.

Episode 2 "The Oneer"

The actress writer director is shooting a movie that includes a scene that even though Matt's appearance complicates the process, destroys shots, multiple destructions, trips and bleeding noses, and distracts the actors through whispers during the filming process. Cleverly, the entire plot was also filmed one by one.

Episode 2 "The Oneer"

The actress is the star of Poly movies. She also tried to get Matt on a private plane during the press conference.

Episode 3, "Notes"

Howard appears as director of the movie alphabet city, Matt and his team think it's brilliant - from the last 45 minutes, it's a homage to Howard's dead cousin. Matt struggles to send Howard notes in that part of the movie.

Episode 3, "Notes"

Mackie plays the producer of Stars and Howard’s films, and he surprised Matt and his team with his own ideas in the last 45 minutes.

Episode 3, "Notes"; Episode 9, "Cinemacon"

Franco first played the co-star of Mackie in Howard's Alphabet City. Later, the night before his speech at the studio's cinema, he received high reviews on Matt's "Old-School Hollywood Buffet" (the code phrase for his mushroom-flavored snack).

Episode 4, "Missing Scroll"

This episode found Wilde directing a movie titled Movie Rolling power outage, This was shot in the movie - Matt considers himself the champion. However, complications arise when one of the reels goes missing, and Matt goes into detective mode to solve the mystery.

Episode 4, "Missing Scroll"

Efron plays Wilde's star Rolling power outage In the movie, Matt suspects he may have some knowledge of the missing reel.

Episode 5 "War"

this Smile Director and Interesting pages The directors are at the center of the battle between mainland vice president Sal Saperstein (Ike Barinholtz) and creative executive Quinn Hackett (Chase Sui Wonders), each of whom wants their horror movies to be green and do their best.

Episode 6, "Pediatric Oncologist"

Knoxville starred in mainland China movies duhpocalypseAbout Zombie Apocalypse, the virus spreads through explosive diarrhea and meets Matt and his team to try to make the right trailer. Josh Hutcherson also appeared in the episode, co-starring Knoxville, while Rebecca Hall portrays the doctor who dates Matt.

Episode 7 "Casting"

Ziwe and Howery starred in a movie called Not a mother. In the film’s photos, they were invited to value Kool-Aid’s actors after Matt and his team focused on the racial makeup of the film’s actors.

Episode 7 "Casting"

The cube is cast to the sound of Kool-Aid Man. Matt visited him in his studio, asking for his own cast and whether he could be considered a racist. Later in the episode, they appeared at a comic activity in Anaheim, declaring Cube as a star, but the announcement did not go as planned.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

this hacker Planner accepted awards for a limited series Deafening silence And thanks to Netflix's Ted Sarandos for the speech - in Matt that sparked some jealousy.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"; Episode 9, "Cinemacon"

The actress directed a film called Open This is a Golden Globe Award. Matt did everything he could to try to make her thank him if she won-he really wanted to do something, especially considering that he had told his mom would be mentioned. Meanwhile, Kravitz also signed another mainland film, Black Wingsshe plans to hold it at Cinemacon. But things get bigger and bigger when she unknowingly, when the candy paired with mushrooms she bought for the party the night before her speech in the cinema.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

The actor, a Golden Globe nominee, also revealed that he had crashed on Saar's couch a few months after moving to Los Angeles. In his speech, he also thanked Sarandos and Sal - a trend that triggered by several other winners (see below) also jokingly thanked Sal.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

He is the host of the awards ceremony in this star-studded plot and has interactions with Kravitz and Matt.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

Influential people can record videos on the red carpet - Matt accidentally bombs.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

Star boy As the host of the globe.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

this Abbott Elementary School Creators and celebrities accept awards for a fictional film Expected consequences and included Sal in her speech

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

this hacker The stars also thank Sarandos and Sal for their speeches.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

Aside from all the speeches yelling, Netflix CEO talked to Matt at the urinal, and Sarandos revealed the secret of his gaining so much public thank you.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

The prolific writer-director received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the ceremony. In his speech, he thanked one person: Sal Saperstein.

Episode 8, "Golden Globes"

this Justice League Helmer presented the award - Best Movie, Music or Comedy - for Kravitz's film nomination. The episode also includes David Krumholtz as Kravitz’s agent, while Rhea Perlman is for Matt’s mother (heard her voice on two phone calls with Matt, but she appears in person in episode 9).