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Mr. Administrator doesn't use his Voice of the Legion in The Stinger of episode ten, instead talking in a normal voice. He also sympathizes with Zack. Mr. Administrator feels he can drop his Bad Boss persona around Zack, because they're Not So Different.
It could also be because he is now just one person. Himself.
So, in episode 1, Tom was trying to depict "Show Within a Show". It didn't really work. However, in episode 10, there's a scene near the end in which he is watching episode 1 on his laptop. He's watching a show while he's in a show. It took ten episodes, but they finally managed to depict "Show Within a Show"!
Made better in that episode ten is when he finally gets how to make the show we're seeing.
In episode 6, why didn't Tom simply turn off his phone, or at least set it to "silent" while they were filming?
So that Shannon wouldn't confront him with an angry "Why don't you have your phone on?!?"
That... doesn't make sense. A phone set to "silent" is not off. And the result from not picking it up would be same.
Tom was clearly emotionally flustered and not thinking properly. He became really short with Dana and refused to simply say the problem, plus it's clear he's terrified of Shannon.
... people ever turn their phones off anymore? Chalk it up to satire of that.
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