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Callaroga Shark Media. Hi, O, Adam Sandler had a great birthday. Hello,
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I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy News. Adam Sandler
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kicked off his comedy tour and brought out Vanilla Ice.
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Vanilla Ice came out and did Ice Ice Baby. There's footage.
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I shared it in the Facebook group. Please feel encouraged
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to join us in the group, which is Daily Comedy
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News podcast group. The clip is a wonderful mix of
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fun and train wreck. Also at the show Kevin James,
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who makes Adam Sandler look like George Curlin. Sandler and
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Vanilla Ice also played some pickup basketball with the USF Bulls.
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Coach Honson posted on social media shout out to Sandlor
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and Ice for stopping by the m Uma Center to
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run some pickup with the Bulls. Big time vibes Only
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in Tampa Bay's home for hoopsne Pragazzi hosting the Emmys
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on Sunday a lot of Nate press out there. He
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did a long interview with cbsdy Morning. Nate discussed the
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days back when he would play for free at small
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clubs and said, I would never trade it, I would
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never go back. You just didn't know better. There's nothing
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better than when you don't know that there's better. He
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had moved to New York and then in twenty fourteen
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he moved back to Nashville, and he said, you know what,
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I always thought it was the first thing I didn't do.
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That was for me. I wanted my daughter to grow
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up in a normal situation, as normal as it can be,
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and was like, all right, let's move back. I'm gonna
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move back. I just didn't tell anybody could fill out
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from CBS. We worried there was gonna be an impression like,
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well he moved back to Nashville, he's given up comedy.
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Nate said, that's why I didn't tell anybody, because they'd
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think I would quit, and I was so scared of that,
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so I didn't say anything. Filming has wrapped on The
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bread Winner. Nate says his characters a bumbling dad, not
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too dissimilar from his real life personality. He explains, we
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eased into it. I ain't crying in this movie. I
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can tell you that in the movie have three daughters,
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and you know I have one daughter. He started talking
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about the theme park. I've shared my opinions on that
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in the past, but Nate said, I'm not gonna be
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able to go to every city in America for the
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rest of my life. So I want to build a
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place where you can come and if you and your
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wife and kids are eleven and they want to go
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run off on their own for second, I want that
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to have. I'm doing this tour, I plan on doing
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one more tour after that. I need to go do
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movies and I need to build that world up and
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learn how to do all that stuff. So I'm going
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to dive into that aspect of it. I can see
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myself being and making movies for like another fifteen years
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from allowed to I mean, it might all fall apart.
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Nate likes playing golf. It's kind of like stand up.
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You're kind of out there on your own golf. You're
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so much thinking about what you're doing out there. I
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realized I can't turn my brain off. I just need
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to direct it to something else. He hosts the Emmy's
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on Sunday. Right before that, he's doing back to back
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arena shows in Denver and says, I kind of know
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how to operate in this chaos, and if you pulled
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me out and gave me a month off. I think
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I'd be lost. Right now, Let's keep going. We're in
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a good groove. You kind of don't want to stop
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the groove. Yeah, keep touring, keep doing stand up. I'm
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telling you I'm going to be on in this podcast
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in like ten years, still from the basement while you
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have your millions, But I will be in the basement going.
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Remember that time naprighets he thought he was gonna open
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a theme park. I'm one hundred percent eventually going to
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do that story. Paton Oswald has a sub stack, and
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I thought this was really interesting. He's got an upcoming
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show at the Horseshoe Casino, and he writes, the venue
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holds twenty six hundred and twelve people, and as this moment,
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I've sold wait for it, two hundred and two tickets,
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two hundred and two in a room that size. But
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Paton writes, but now comes my conundrum, I kind of
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want that to be the size of the audience. Yeah,
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he doesn't want this show to sell more tickets. He explains,
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two hundred and two people in a room that seats
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two thousand plus is strangely appealing to me. There's a
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real cinematic honesty is zeroing in on two hundred people
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in a vast, mostly empty venue. If the Horseshoe holds
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at a low audience count, I know that show will
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be something unique, unlike the shows I'll do in Milwaukee
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and Flint. It'll become this event that I and those
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two hundred people will probably think about and missed all
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life's other work and entertainment that melts in this huge
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gray slurry of memory. That one will pop, good or bad.
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And now I'm obsessed with it. It hasn't even happened,
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and I can't stop envisioning it in my mind. It's
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a bleak, hopeful, early seventies movie about perseverance and grace
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in the autumn landscape near Leading, Michigan. It's the kind
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of Netflix special Terrence Malick would have filmed. If you're
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one of the two hundred and two people who are
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holding tickets of the show, I truly can't wait to
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see you. We're gonna make sad existential magic that night.
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That's awesome. Everybody's mad at Bill Moore. Nothing new there,
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he weighed in on the Late Night Stuff. It is
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Bill Moore's opinion that Colbert Stewart Oliver and Kimmel very
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predictably parent whatever MSNB was saying, I'm not knocking them.
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The audience and of course half the country was like, well,
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this is just insulting to me. Leno never did that.
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Leno just played it down the middle. He was like,
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I'll make fun of everybody and in a different sort
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of way what I'm doing. I just don't stop criticizing
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just because you're on the left part. If you do
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something stupid, I'm gonna call you out, no matter who
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you are. Bill Maher also talked about a famous politician
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and said, a crazy person doesn't live in the White House.
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A person who plays a crazy person on TV a
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lot lives there, which I know is efed up. It's
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just not as effed up as I thought it was.
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I wonder if Bill Moohr has any thoughts about any
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recent drawings. Anyway, Moving on, in New York City, there
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was a Stephen Colbert lookalike contest. It was sponsored by
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Political Action Committee move On. It was both in and
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of ursary celebration. It was the there was weird semantics.
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Colbert's camp was calling it the tenth anniversary of the
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Late Show, which I guess is technically accurate because David
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Letterman hosted Late Show with David Letterman no tch at
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the beginning there, and then Colbert renamed the thing, So
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I guess it was the tenth anniversary of the Late Show,
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But what you really meant it was the tenth anniversary
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of Colbert hosting the thing? Does it matter now? Some
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of my brain thinks, anyway, you look alike. Contest was
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both an anniversary celebration and a protest of what they
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call this suspicious timing of the show's cancelation. Justin Krebs
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is the leader of Special Projects and Move On, and
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he said when Stephen Colbert called out the BS of
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CBS's capitulation to Trump, our members around the country were excited, relieved,
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and inspired because since the beginning of his administration, we've
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been looking for entities that won't capitulate to Trump, and
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then days later the show gets canceled. Whatever CBS says,
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there's too much of a connection there. Late Nighter tells
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us a bunch of would be Colbert's turned up chasing
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their dream of a free slice of pizza and a
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two hundred fifty dollars a gift card. The judges stressed
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that the contest was less about looks than essence and vibe.
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The grand prize went to Nancy, who's pitched that Colbert
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run for president in twenty twenty eight. Something Johnny Mack
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has floated on this exact program, went over the judges
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and secured herd the trophy and the gift card. After
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the contest, the crowd marched the two blocks of the
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Ed Sullivan Theater. They started chanting, We're calling BS on
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CBS love It, a banner called CBS the capitulation broadcast station.
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The day ended with cupcakes and a birthday cake in
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honor of Colbert's tenth anniversary as host of The Late Show.
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Speaking of Colbert, he'll be one of the presenters at
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the Emmys this week. That should definitely be interesting television.
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Johnny Max gonna have to work late Sunday night. I
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can't hand in one of those pre tape Mondays where
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I blow off the Emmys and Nate hosting it and
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Colbert is showing up and Colbert may be winning an Emmy.
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So Johnny Max will be watching both the Emmys and
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Sunday night football on the split screen and then doing
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some recording probably around ten thirty PM, which does mean
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anytime I record that late, usually when it's like Dmmy's
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or the Oscars or something like that. So on a
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normal day, I record kind of midday and schedule the
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podcast for three am, but when it's like already eleven PM,
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and then I just put it out, so you might
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get an episode very late Sunday night, but it'll be
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there in the feed Monday morning regardless. Anyway, some of
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the presenters Stephen Colbert, Sidney Sweeney, she's been in the news.
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Let's see who else will we find interesting for this program?
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Tina Fay, Leanne Morgan, and for some reason, Jeff Probs
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for Survivor. Okay, dmmy Sunday, eight pm, East five West.
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Earthquake is going to tape a second special for Netflix.
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This will be out September thirtieth. It is titled Joke
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Telling Business, described as a no holds bar hour of
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unfiltered comedy that cements him as one of the sharpest
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and most relatable voices in stand up. We also learn
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Earthquake is developing a scripted comic that he's producing with
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Bill Burr. Very Interesting Do not So canceled Disease and
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Sorry in the news again. Entertainment Weekly caught up with him.
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You may recall back in twenty eighteen, there was a
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sexual misconduct allegation about Disease and Sorry. That's not what
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we're talking about today. You may also recall he's about
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to play the re Odd Comedy Festival, but that's not
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what we're talking about today. Do not so canceled. Disease
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and Sorry told Entertainment Weekly he's eager to spend time
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together with the Parks and rec cast. As long as
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he gets a decent enough check, he'd be down for
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a reboot. He doesn't even need to see a script,
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he said. I'd love to spend time with anybody from Parks,
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even if the show was terrible and we just got
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a decent enough check. We got to spend time together.
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You know, I have a certain Dennis Leary song stuck
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in my head. Be right back this Sunday. Not just
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the Emmy is. There is a fundraiser for Saint Jude
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Children's Hospital. It's the Comedian's Cross Up Cancer Fundraiser. Comedians
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Sammy Anzer and Mike Hawkburns have partnered with the Basketball
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Social House to present comedians cross up cancer fundraiser. They
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will raise money for Saint Jude's Sunday, September fourteenth at
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the Basketball Social House in Centennial, Colorado. Watch stand up
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comics with no skills hit the court for chaos, laughs
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and charity. You should see. If Sandler's in town, you'll come.
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Because technically this press release does not say watch stand
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up comics with no basketball skills. It says watch stand
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up comics with no skills. And Adam Sandlor is a
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comic with no skill. Well, he's a good dramatic actor,
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but comedy he's just terrible. And I think he is
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actually decent at basketball. I digress. Watch stand up comics
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with no basketball skills hit the court for chaos, laughs
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and charity, complete with live roast, commentary, high jinks, prizes,
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and a halftime dance. Last year's event raised one thousand
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dollars for the Saint Jude Children's Hospital. There'd be a
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bunch of comedians there. This sounds really cool. Go to
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event bright and search for stand up guys and that'll
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take you there. That sounds like a lot of fun.
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Leanne Morgan is getting a second season of her TV show.
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She put out a statement. We're coming back for a
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second season, and I'm so grateful to all the writers' producers, Netflix,
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Warner Brothers, our amazing cast, and especially for all the
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fans of the show. Y'all did this for us. We
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can't wait to be back. I yelled upstairs to my wife.
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I'm like, hey, Leanne Morgan's show, they brought it back.
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She said it wasn't bad. It wasn't good, and I'd
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rather watch her clips. Interesting take from missus Daily Comedy
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News there. But I'll tell you Missus DCN knows her
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TV and I say that because of this next story.
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She will often take the dog to the dog park
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and she one day said to me, you know this
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would be a good show. Well, apparently the Australian ABC
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overheard her conversation. They have started filming in Melbourne for
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a six part comedy series called wait for it, dog Park. Yeah.
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In Dog Park, we meet Roland, who's grappling with a
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midlife crisis. He encounters the ever optimistic Samantha and her quirky,
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life loving circle of dog park regulars. As Roland reluctantly
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returns to the park, he slowly discovers his need for
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a community, so it sounds like community. But dog Park,
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I'll watch. Dog Park is a heartwarming tale of love, loyalty,
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and playful canine antics celebrating kindness for the joy of it.
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I'm already wondering are Roland and Sam gonna get together?
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I bet they do. Tim Robinson getting another show for eachbo.
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It is a comedy called The Cheer Company. In The
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Cheer Company, we follow William Roland Trosper, a man who's
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embarrassing workplace accident results in him unraveling a massive conspiracy.
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This will start airing Sunday, October twelfth at ten pm.
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New episodes every Sunday until November thirtieth, out on Netflix.