Narrator: Michael drove to the North American headquarters of Imagine Entertainment, the modest film, television and streaming colossus of Brian Grazer and Ron Howard, and got his first taste of how cruel Hollywood can be.
Michael: That's not very nice.
Kitty: "Ankles" means "leaves" in Variety, Michael.
Michael: Kitty Sanchez. What are you doing here?
Kitty: I work here. I'm a D girl.
Michael: No, I don't want to see them.
Kitty: I'm not going to show you my [bleep] you pig. It means "development." I'm a movie executive. I work for Ron Howard now.
Narrator: And she'd proven as loyal to him as she was to her former boss, Michael's father. But without the quote-unquote benefits. Also, Imagine provided no health benefits.
Michael: Great for you. How'd you get this job?
Kitty: Women can be movie executives, you pig. I knew people.
Michael: You're probably going to call me a pig for this, too, but are you sure that you meant to say "knew"?
Narrator: She did. The only thing at Imagine that Kitty blew was smoke up the skirt of the young woman who hired her. Michael's niece, Maeby, who was then working as a film executive.