Bret Gives Up the Dream
Bret & Jemaine's apartment is now located at 28 Henry Street.
"Inner City Pressure" starts outside Fong Choi Hair Salon at 45 Henry Street.
Much of "Inner City Pressure" was shot along Broadway between Havemeyer Street & Marcy Avenue in Williamsburg.
The shot of Bret & Jemaine on the bridge was the Broadway bridge over the Brooklyn Queens Expressway.
Here they are on the stairs for the Marcy Avenue subway station outside 297 Broadway.
At the end of the song, they end up back at Murray's office at 232 Broadway.
Bret holds the hot dog sign at the SE corner of Worth Street & Centre Street, looking back toward Federal Plaza.
Jemaine and Murray meet him here for an impromptu band meeting.
The office where Bret is assigned his sign holding duties is at 28 Wythe Avenue.
After getting reassigned to help Coco (Sutton Foster), Bret sings "Boom" in Federal Plaza just outside the Chambers Street subway station.
Murrray lands the guys a gig at the New Zealand booth of a trade show at the Javitz Convention Center at 655 West 34th Street. The entrance seen is on 11th Avenue.
While Jemaine is playing the show at the convention, Bret misses a bus at the NW corner of Worth Street & Centre Street.
Later, we see him spinning the hot dog sign at the same location.
Bret and Jemaine talk in Federal Square, outside the stairs to the Chambers Street subway station.
Bret and Coco talk on a bench in Thomas Paine Park, at the SW corner of Worth & Centre.
After realizing he can still be in the band, Bret runs across Foley Square across from the Supreme Court.