The second episode of Some Good News, John Krasinski’s charming DIY series on YouTube, is epic. Not that the first glimpse of Krasinski’s surprise show, which is produced with help from his talented family, wasn’t sensational. The first episode included an interview between Krasinski and Steve Carell about their work on The Office, which was timed to the show’s 15th anniversary, some love for the heroes working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic, and a beautiful interview with a young girl recovering from cancer.

For the second episode, which was released this past Sunday, Krasinski once again focused on the healthcare professionals all over the world fighting on our behalfs against the pandemic. The episode also spotlights the companies, manufacturers, and individuals who have been churning out the essential PPE and equipment our healthcare workers rely on.

Then there was the episode’s big reveal; Krasinski brought on a young girl named Aubrey whose chance to see Hamilton was scuttled due to theater shutdowns. This young girl happens to also like a little film called Mary Poppins Returns. Now, you’re likely aware that Krasinski happens to know Mary Poppins, so to speak. His wife Emily Blunt starred in the film, so, Blunt appeared to say hello and make the young girl’s day. But that was but the appetizer; soon their delightful zoom call gets another entrant—Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator and original star of Hamilton, who then brings in the entire original Broadway cast to sing “Alexander Hamilton” to her.

Check out the second, very adorable episode of Some Good News below:

Featured image: The entire original cast of Hamilton joins John Krasinski and Emily Blunt on ‘Some Good News.’

Here’s more of our coverage on how COVID-19 is affecting the entertainment industry, and how the entertainment industry is trying to do their part to help:

Late-Night TV Adapts to a Changed World

An Aspiring Costume Designer Contemplates Life after COVID-19

John Krasinski Creates Some Good News & Interviews Steve Carell

The Walking Dead & Better Call Saul Director Bronwen Hughes Talks Drama, Real & Imagined

Costume Designers Guild to Sew Masks for Hospitals

The below-the-line talent who will be hit the hardest.

Read Christopher Nolan’s Passionate Piece on the Importance of Movie Theaters

How studios and celebrities are using their massive platforms to spread crucial information about COVID-19.

How cinematographer Kira Kelly shot Netflix’s Self Made and is responding to her sudden furlough.

Amy Adams & Jennifer Garner Team Up to Help Kids Affected by COVID-19