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Andrew Rannells Explains Why He Hates Babies

They're "gross" and "boring," says Elijah (Rannells) in this exclusive deleted scene from Girls.

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Elijah's hatred for babies is revealed in this deleted scene from season 5 of HBO's Girls.

The character, played by out actor Andrew Rannells, is then chastised by comedian John Early (Search Party), who explains that such conversations are now verboten while eating cereal in his underwear.

The scene also features a cameo from Adam Driver, who is looking for his sister Caroline (Gaby Hoffman).

The fifth season of Girls is now available on Blu-ray and DVD. Watch the exclusive clip below.

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