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John Krasinksi, David Ortiz and the Red Sox delight hospital workers

Some Good News episode 3 brought plenty of smiles. Plus, look out for Krasinski's The Office and Marvel references.

Jennifer Bisset Former Senior Editor / Culture
Jennifer Bisset was a senior editor for CNET. She covered film and TV news and reviews. The movie that inspired her to want a career in film is Lost in Translation. She won Best New Journalist in 2019 at the Australian IT Journalism Awards.
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This week on Some Good News, John Krasinski delved into the world of fan art, dropped Marvel and The Office references, and brought a massive gift to deserving doctors and nurses.

The third episode in the positive YouTube series also saw cameos from Krasinski's wife, Emily Blunt, and ex-Red Sox star David Ortiz, as well as the entire Red Sox team.

For this episode, Krasinski sent doctors and nurses working in the COVID-19 unit of a hospital in Massachusetts to Fenway Park, the Red Sox ballpark.

There, after throwing a pitch, they received a standing ovation from the Red Sox team, who were projected onto the big screen with the message, "Thank you, healthcare heroes."

For Krasinski's Marvel reference, skip to 1:25, where he features fan comic book art. He looks knowingly at the camera and says, "It's the closest thing I'll ever get to playing a comic book hero." Krasinski famously auditioned for Captain America, but missed out to Chris Evans.

For The Office reference, skip to 6:28. It'll speak for itself.

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