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Successful author [[Meaningful Name|Harry Block]] has been [[Muse Abuse|routinely mining his real life for material]]. After his latest divorce, he's been dating a young fan of his work - who just left him. Now he has to deal with an upcoming trip to his alma mater, and some of his characters start checking up on him in real life. A pretty poignant case of [[Family-Unfriendly Aesop]] follows.
 
 
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* {{spoiler|[[A Chat With Satan]]:}}
* [[Actor Allusion]]: Judy Davis' character (Lucy) is dealing with a broken marriage and being jilted for a younger woman; the same fate she suffered in Allen's ''[[Husbands and Wives]]'' a few years earlier.
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** In one of Harry's stories, this is the reason his marriage to [[Florence Nightingale Effect|his former psychoanalyst]] failed: after the birth of their son, she rediscovered her Jewish roots, became obsessed with faith and tradition, and ended up leaving Harry for a dashing Israeli patient. In real life, though, {{spoiler|Harry cheated on Joan with one of her patients.}}
** Then there's Bert, Harry's brother-in-law; an observant Jew who Harry despises to the point of becoming estranged from his sister. {{spoiler|They later briefly reconnect.}}
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: [[Paul Giamatti]] pops up near the end as a Lit professor; there's also a 5-second glimpse into {{Series/[[Alias (TV)|Sydney Bristow}}]] before she became an agent.
* [[High Class Call Girl]]: The Asian prostitute in one of the stories-within-a-story.
* [[Hollywood Atheist]]: Mostly played for laughs, of the smug variety.