While some people might hit Route 66 looking for the best diners and dives, the reality is that a rest stop is more than a gas fuel up and a bathroom break. As Poker Face Season 2 is set to premiere, Peacock is turning a small slice of Manhattan into the ultimate rest stop. Ready to pull over for “Charlie’s Cale’s Back on Her BLSHT Rest Stop?”
When Poker Face debuted on Peacock, it was an instant hit. Natasha Lyonne transformed herself into a character that was able to cut through the lies, even if some people put on the ultimate charade. The twists, turns, and unexpected outcomes had people glued to every episode.
While Season 1 had the bright lights of Las Vegas, Season 2 leaves Sin City behind. To get everyone excited for the next round of quirky characters, mind blowing stories, and some other tasty treats, Peacock is opening the “Charlie Cale’s Back on her BLSHT Rest Stop in Downtown Manhattan on May 9 and 10. Located at the Mobil on Eighth Avenue just north of Horatio Street, the classic rest stop is making an appearance in the heart of the city that never sleeps.
Unlike the Poker Face Season 2 characters that have something to hide, this special activation puts some iconic rest stop food front and center. No need to get the special “key” to unlock the door to this experience. But, everyone should come hungry to enjoy all the special items.
As everyone knows, the key to a great road trip, and rest stop, is the food and beverages enjoyed along the way. Whether that meal is enjoyed on the roof of the car, snacks snuck in the backseat, or quickly gobbled while trying to navigate traffic, those pit stops are a discovery of deliciousness. From local delicacies to iconic fare, no one leaves the store empty handled.
At this event, visitors will be able to sample some items like a BLSHT Burger. Although this special sauce might not have a smothering of truth serum, the traditional or vegetarian burger is taste of Smacking Burger with a Side of “Lies.”
The fun play on words and connection to Poker Face not only brings together fans of the show but also introduces people to the program. An interactive event that resonates with a core memory is vital to getting people to engaged with a television show. Whether it was a family road trip to Wallyworld or a cross-country adventure with college friends, those memories come flooding back when people step into a similar space.
Whether guests eat that specialty burger, take a picture with Charlie’s 1968 Plymouth Barracuda, test their perceptive skills, or enjoy the various other surprises, it is a fun way to get people to engage with the Peacock show and get them excited to watch the new season.
Ready to pull over and visit the “Charlie’s Cale’s Back on Her BLSHT Rest Stop? Even New Yorkers deserve a little pit stop that is free of drama.