Stage forms this act uses in the library, and how often.
Someone is encouraging a devil, who thinks devils don't work, to try getting a job anyway.
Culture note ブルーオーシャン ('blue ocean') is business jargon for an untapped market with no competitors.
Exactly!
Textbookそうでしょう。Polite "そうでしょう" turns blunt: plain "だろう" with the final "う" clipped gives "そうだろ", "See? Exactly!"
Someone thanks Shibasaki, believing the two of them are about to hold hands.
Culture note Cold, teasing boys ("ドS男子") are a popular love-interest type in Japanese girls' manga.
way too perfect, come on!
Textbook最高すぎるでしょう。「でしょう」 drops its final 「う」 → 「でしょ」. Here it is an emphatic 'come on, obviously…', not a real guess.
In a skit about a previous tenant, one performer keeps pushing the others, including 'Dad,' to hurry inside and carry on.
Culture note '穴兄弟' is crude slang for men who have slept with the same woman; '鍵穴' ('keyhole') plays on it.
Come on, come on, you too, Dad, come on!
Textbookさあ、さあ、お父さんも早く行ってください。'ほら' here urges someone on ('come on'), replacing polite 'さあ' + '〜てください'; 'お父さん' also becomes casual 'お父ちゃん'.