Nov. 10, 2025
Big Tips! Nikki Glaser's SNL Hosting Tips and John Mulaney's guides to LA and NYC
Johnny Mac recaps Nikki Glaser's recent appearance on Seth Meyers and her upcoming SNL monologue. John Mulaney offers tips for first-time LA visitors and reflects on his time in New York. Stephen Colbert discusses his journey from the Colbert Report to The Late Show and the impending end of his show. Adam Sandler is praised for his dramatic role in Uncut Gems and critiques his past films. The Moontower Comedy Festival lineup is announced, including notable comedians like Albert Brooks and Mark Maron. Additionally, the New York Comedy Festival features shows by John Starks, Mark Normand, and Joe List. Jimmy Kimmel and Charlie Berins make charitable efforts through food banks, and Stephen Colbert reflects on the end of his late-night show career.
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
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daily comedy news. Nicki Glazer was your SNL host. I'll
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do a recap of that tomorrow. Prior to her appearance,
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she went on Late Night with Seth Myers. I guess
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she figured passing out flyers that the car wash would
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reach just about as many people. But you know you
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might get wet, so you might as well go on
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Seth Meyers show. She told Seth and the sixteen people
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that watch that show for the monologue, it's like rehearse, rehearse, rehearse,
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running around town at different clubs. That's the one I
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can have control over, Seth Meyers said. And they're so
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happy that you're coming and you have your own monologue.
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It's the hardest thing to write for a host. So
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when you have somebody who's like, I know my voice
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and I'm really good at it, and here I am,
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I'm gonna crush, they're thrilled. Glazier's Jad told her, don't
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read the cue cards. Nicki said, he doesn't understand. You
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kind of have to. John Mulaney tell Travel in Leisure.
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I've always admired that Chicago's happiest at five on a Friday.
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It's like we did enough days that we can build
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up to this moment to do it again. He was
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kind of half out promoting years his partnership with the
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non alcoholic beer. Mulaney says, it feels like what you
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have at a cooler in Michigan in July that isn't fancy,
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but he's a great pilsner. I'm so happy there's something
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in the non alcoholic world that you can drink a
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bunch of crumble up and throw all right, I get it.
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I play trivia on Wednesday nights at the brewery, and
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I honestly there are times that like I'm just drinking
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socially that I wish they had another option. If they
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sold me a non alcoholic beer, they could actually sell
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me water with food coloring in it, and I would
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order it and pay the seven bucks. I just want
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to hang and sometimes I don't want to come home
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and feel like U. I remember, Johnny Mack does tell
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you two beers, not eight, But Johnny Mack also tells
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you two beers plus a cheese steak and some fries.
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That's when you come home feeling like ugh. John m'laney's
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advice to first time visitors of Los Angeles don't give up.
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It can't possibly make sense at first. I would get
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a map of Los Angeles, not to get lost, but
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just to have a sense of it, or else you
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will be constantly wondering if you're leaving LA. When you're not.
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He explains, LA is left landmarks and more neighborhoods. There's
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never going to be a Times Square or Washington Square Park.
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Just drive around listening to the Chinatown soundtrack. There's a
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reason it's a quintessential LA movie. It really sinks up.
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As for New York City, John says I can't imagine
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visiting New York and not liking it. His tip is
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to take the subway. He says, I'm not saying it's nice,
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but you don't want to sit in Manhattan traffic. That
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is true, He explained. New York is like spending a
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week with a great, fascinating, exciting person and then he
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moved in with that person and they punch you in
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the stomach right away. Suddenly the steps that you jumped
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up so effortlessly or higher, and it feels unfriendlier, but
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then it clicks. Landey says, I did all of New York,
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from the grimiest to the Ritzias, Like I went to
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a black tie party in the Rainbow Room for the
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SNL fortieth, and I bought drugs on the worst riverside
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spots in Williamsburg, up and down. It's great for all
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of it. At the New Yorker Conference, David Remnick asked
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John Stewart about being on Joe Rogan. You did Joe
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Rogan a couple of times. John said, yes, Well, what
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do you think of that experience? John Stewart Duett said,
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I enjoyed being on Rogan. I think he's an interesting interviewer.
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You know, there are right wing weaponized commentators who's sole
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purposes to pnipulate things to the benefit of the Steve
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Bannon project or Project twenty twenty five. Rogan's not that guy.
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Rogan is a curious comic who fell in this thing
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that got enormous. His opinions all over the political spectrum,
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but his tendencies that for the people on the left
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do not fit the esthetic. Stewart said, go on the
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show like it's not acceptable. Just say well I don't
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like what he does, then do it better. Beat them
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at their own game. We have to be relentless, tenacious.
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It's not enough to complain to the guy as a
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platform and say, don't platform that guy. There's no one
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in the world right now that isn't platformed. Stephen Colbert
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talked about his old Colbert Rapport character and said, we
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like the idea that the character didn't know he was
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on a comedy channel because he took himself very seriously
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and he really was changing the course of human history
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with the tractor beam of his own justice. As for
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the Late Show coming to an end, GQ asked if
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Colbert has wrapped his head around that. He said, not
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at all. No. I mean I've accepted it. I've wrapped
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my head around that, But in terms of how I
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feel about it, no, I don't know. Because the shows
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go on, I don't necessarily know how I'll feel about
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it until I'm not doing it anymore, because it's all consuming. Listen,
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every show's got ended some time, and I've been on
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a bunch of shows that have been I did sometimes
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by our lights and sometimes by the decisions of other people,
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and that's the nature of show business. You can't worry
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about that. You got to be a big boy about that,
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but I think we were the first number one show
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to ever get canceled. I called a friend of mine
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who's also in Late Night Interesting. I was trying to
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work out my feelings and I said, you got any
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thoughts on this? And he goes, no, no one's ever
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gonna have thoughts on this. No one's ever been the
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number one show for nine years in a row and
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then been canceled. When I signed my twenty twelve contract
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for The Cobert Report, I went to my assistant and
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I said, Hey, what's our last show of twenty fourteen.
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She goes, it looks like December eighteenth, and I said, oh,
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good to know. And I started writing that last show myself. Basically,
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the entirety of that last show was something that I
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thought of really in the next month, and then I
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thought I was going to leave that and go I've
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been an actor of my entire career. I had a
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whole show that I'd planned out what I was going
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to do, and it was actually going to involve that
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old character in a new job, and he'd be like
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a central figure, but he wouldn't be the only character
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in it, and I might still do it someday but
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that was my plan, and then taking over for Letterman
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fell in my lap. But I had a plan how
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to end it. I knew the songs we were going
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to sing, I knew the jokes we were going to do.
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I knew how I wanted to shot everything. This is
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not my choice, so I don't know how we're gonna land
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this plane. But people have asked me, well, what do
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you think you're gonna do next? And the cleanest and
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really fullest answer I can give you not that I
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don't have thoughts, but the honest answer is I just
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want to land this plane gracefully in a way that
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I find satisfying given how much effort we've put into
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it for the last ten years. I appreciate the people
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at far Out Magazine because they understand the great actor
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Adam Sandler. Far Out wrote when I first watched Uncut Gems,
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which as listeners to this program know, is the best
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Adam Sandler movie by a mile, I left the theater
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with more questions than answers. Why did I feel so dizzy?
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What's the strongest sedative I can buy? And was that
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really Adam Sandler? I just watched As I watched the
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mirrored shot of Sandler's character lying on the floor with
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a gunshot wound in his head. I waited, for baited
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breath for either David Spade or Kevin James to bust
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in that shot and pull the rug from under the
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whole thing. To say, the whole film was one elaborate ruse,
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a satsire of high browse cinema that would swiftly be
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undercut by an ending that involved those three members of
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the Sandler alumni. But that never happened, and the film concluded.
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I left the cinema like many others that year, both
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baffled and encouraged by this return to drama. For Sandler,
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this was a renaissance that eclipsed McConaughey's from just under
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a decade earlier, simply for how awful were the run
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of films that Sandler released before Uncut Gems, My Boy,
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Grown Ups, Blended, Jack and Jill all came out in
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the chapter before Uncut Jims. While the latter film Jack
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and Jill represented the true bottom of the barrel. Amen, brother,
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you've heard me talk about that. I forbade my children
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from renting it and told them I would rather light
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the five dollars on fire. Far Out said to us
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it hinted towards a state of career complacency from Sandler
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that the today's of his own scrappy ideas being developed
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on a shoestring budget were long gone and instead replaced
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by half baked comitta crap served on a silver platter
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of big studio distribution. Sandler was fully aware of that. However,
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he knew the movies he was creating in the Spell
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of Mediocrity were there to serve one purpose, and one
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purpose only finance. And this is the point of the
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article Sandler's take on what the worst Sandler movie is.
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To Sandler admit that it's Jack and Jill know. He
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thinks it's the remake of The Longest, which on paper
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should have worked, but the Burt Reynolds version is much better.
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Sandler said, they were doing it and it was cool,
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and I was like, if they're doing it as well,
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be in it. Compared to the first one, not even close.
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It ended up doing all right, paid for some things
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in our house. It made no sense on NBC proper today.
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It's the paper, you know, the office spin off of sorts.
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I got through like six or seven of them. Fight
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your way through the first one or two. Then it
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gets better. It's at no point funny, but it's nice
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company while you just the TV's on and you're playing
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on your phone. It's that kind of show. I don't
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know if I've laughed at all. But the characters an't
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nice enough. The main two were nice enough. I don't
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know about the ensemble. Part of the ensemble is Alex Edelman,
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who told Variety why he was attracted to it. He said,
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seemed really fun. He used the word fun a lot
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because it's an important value in entertainment. It seems silly,
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but it's a good metric for whether a show was
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all right. He was asked to audition for the series,
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then labeled untitled Greg Daniels and Michael Corman Project. He
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received dummy sides of fake scenes that never showed up
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in the show. It explains the paper in the Office
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or totally different shows. His take is our shows in
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a little more parks and wreck than The Office, in
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my opinion. Angela from the Original Office spoke with grub
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Street and she said her call time for the nine
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years film in the Office was five thirty am. Was
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barely daylight when I'd arrive for hair and makeup, some
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of the casts would bring their own breakfast into the
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hair and makeup room and eat while they were quote
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in the works, which means holding your food in your
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lap and trying to sneak in a bite of eggs
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while you're getting your hair curled or your eye makeup done.
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Angela said, I would inevitably spill something on myself, so
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my first real meal would be hot snack. To this day,
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I still dream about hot snack every day. At exactly
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ten thirty, our assistant director would announce hot snack. You
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never knew what was gonna be, but it's always a feast. Ramen, dumplings, tacos,
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hot dogs, chili, fried rice, shrimp, skewers, you name it.
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I once had the nickname snacks Kinzie. She says, I'm
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a big believer in packing snacks. Today in my back
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back I have a mixed berry granola bar, fruit wraps,
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a cheese and salami snack tray from the airport's store,
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and a ziplock of peanuts. The Moontower Comedy Festival has
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announced their lineup now. The festival is not till April
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eighth through the nineteenth. Pretty impressive lineup and it's at
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least right there with this New York Comedy Festival, if
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not bigger names. They announced the first seventy five performers.
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A press release tells us there'll be stand up sets,
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unhinged podcast recordings, musical comedy, and sketch badness. There's a
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club series you purchase the Badge, and then there's four
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days of shows with more than one hundred comics within
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walking distance downtown that you can see. So far announced.
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Do you want me to read seventy five names? I
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don't think I want to. Let's see names that you
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Albert Brooks, Beth Stelling, Brad Williams, Cristella Alonso, Doug Benson,
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Emo Wakeem, Ivan Decker, The Sclar Brothers, Jay Jorden, Jeremiah Watkins,
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and a group of two or more already too complicated.
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The big show tonight at the New York Comedy Festival
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mcgaffigan and Moore. It's the nineteenth edition of Stand Up
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for Heroes. It raises awareness and funding for the Bob
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woodra Foundation, whose mission is to ensure that our nation's veterans,
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