April 17, 2026

Dave Chappelle Hints at Possible Chappelle’s Show Return

Dave Chappelle Hints at Possible Chappelle’s Show Return
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Johnny Mac delivers a daily comedy news briefing led by Dave Chappelle saying he’s recently considering bringing back Chappelle’s Show after walking away from a reported $50M Comedy Central deal in 2005, while also reflecting on success, legacy, and staying true to his work. The episode previews Rami Youssef’s HBO special “Rami Youssef in Love” and recaps Trevor Noah’s new special material about politics and Trump’s reaction to an Epstein/Greenland joke. Ali Siddiq discusses influences and storytelling roots, and Pete Holmes compares managing comedy to “watering a cactus,” noting nostalgia for old gatekeepers. The show covers criticism of Byron Allen’s “Comics Unleashed,” late-night jokes about Trump attacking Pope Leo, promotes upcoming “Comedy Draft” and “Comedy Survivor” (Sarah Silverman vs. Nikki Glaser), issues “comedy stock market” buys (Chappelle, Diane Morgan, Flight of the Conchords) and a sell (Nikki Glaser), and notes items including Sadie Sandler’s Netflix film “Roommates,” “Jumanji Open World,” Moon Tower festival listings, and Kelly McFarland’s album “Hot Gnome.”


00:23 Chappelle Show Revival Talk
01:40 Ramy Youssef HBO Special
02:03 Trevor Noah Trump Joke Fallout
03:41 Ali Siddiq Storytelling Roots
04:23 Pete Holmes Comedy Balance
05:17 Comics Unleashed Roast
06:05 Late Night Pope Jokes
07:12 Comedy Draft And Comedy Survivor
08:13 Comedy Stock Market Picks
10:13 Sandler And Jumanji Updates
11:38 Moon Tower Festival Lineup
12:56 Kelly McFarland Album Drop
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Callaroga Shock Media. You know, I'm Johnny Mack with your

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daily comedy news, A daily briefing on stand up comedy,

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comedians and the comedy industry. A sentence the algorithm loves

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Dave Chappelle might possibly perhaps bring back Chappelle show. We'll

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talk about that. Chappelle did an interview in Ohio the

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other day and he said, sometimes people attach things to

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your voice that don't necessarily have anything to do with you.

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Your responsibility is to be true to yourself and your work.

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The media used to talk crap about jokes that I did.

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None of that stuff's weighed my audience, So I feel

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like I need to be true to something. Dave was

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asked about walking away from Chappelle's show many years ago,

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and would it ever come back. Dave said, if you

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asked me that question a year ago, I would have

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told you absolutely not. But in the last few weeks

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I'm considering it. Wow, that's massive. Can you imagine You

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may recall it's way back in two thousand and five,

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Chappelle walked away from a deal with Comedy Central to

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continue the show. That deal reportedly worth fifty million dollars.

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Chappelle did not to comment on what a Chappelle's Show

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revival would look like, or how that would come to be,

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or if it's even real, but at least he's thinking

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about it. Looking back, Dave said, one of the worst

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things that can happen no comedian is becoming successful before

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they get good, because you missed the port where you

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get to explore and make mistakes. Dave also said, yesn't

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think about Legacy Machell, though Chris Rock and he had

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a conversation about it. Dave said, I'll be like, they're

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gonna write books about us, and those guys will laugh,

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but they might they might not. I'm lucky guy in

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that respect. I don't know if I'm doing it on purpose,

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but I dreamt of being a famous comedian and took

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me forty years, but I did it. This is better

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than I dreamt of. Boy, that would be massive news

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if that comes back. Rommi Usef's a special ad on

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HBO Tonight's nine Eastern Rommi Yusef. In the Love filmed

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at the hide Out in Chicago, romy Yousef engages with

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the audience as he approaches a vast spectrum of personal topics,

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ranging from his marriage to Ai religion, being a dog parent.

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He's even got some riad jokes that we heard in

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the trailer. Looking forward to that one. I like him

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a lot. I like the show Rommy a lot. Did

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you watch Trevor Noah's especial yet? I will get to

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that this weekend. Filmed at the Warner Theater in Washington,

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d C. Trevor joked about the state of the world,

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US politics, and social media, including the time that Donald

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Trump threatened to sue Trevor Noah over an Epstein joke

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at the Grammys. Trevor Noah said, it it's different when

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you're in the crosshairs. I'm not gonna lie. It's pretty crazy,

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Trevor said. While hosting The Daily Show for seven years,

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he assumed at some point the President would come after him,

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and he didn't. Trevor says, then I left the Daily

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Show and I relaxed like an idiot horror movie. The

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joke that upset the President of the United States was

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told in February. Trevor Noah joked that the Song of

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the Year award is a Grammy that every artist wants

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almost as much as Trump wants Greenland, which makes sense

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because Epstein's island is gone. He needs a new one

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to hang out with Bill Clinton. Trevor said he was

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flying back to Boston. His phone was off. Then he

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turned his phone back on, and he said, Honestly, I

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thought the thing was malfunctioning because it started vibe before

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the icons popped up. Every app was going crazy. I

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messaged WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram, even Uber Eatz was like, yo,

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you got some hot stuff coming in. I went to

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my messages and everyone I've ever known of my life

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had texted me, everyone from kindergarten teachers onwards. Trevor pushed

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back on Trump was saying the host Trevor Nea, whoever

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he may be, is almost as bad as Jimmy Kimmel

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at the Low Ratings Academy Awards. Trevor said, you can't

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say the host Trevor No, or whoever he may be,

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because that's exactly who I may be. I understand he

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was trying to dismiss me, but you said my full

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name and my job title on the night. You can't

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be dismissive and be vague and specific at the same time.

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It's not how it works. Whoever he may be, I'd

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be nobody else. There's no may in this equation. This

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is exactly who I be. We will circle back to

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politics in a few minutes. Alicid caught up with online

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Athens and The Banner. Harold said, when they look at

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his stand up, it doesn't feel like a routine or

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an act. Were you always a fan of stand up

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or did your style develop naturally? Alisidik said, I watched

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a lot of comedy growing up, like Carol Burnett, he

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Haw and mash Is he a lot older than I

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thought he was? Does he? It was like shows I watched,

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He's fifty two. Wow, I had no idea anyway you

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watch Carol Burnett, he Han mash He said the timing

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of those shows was funny to me. As far as albums, financially,

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we didn't have a ton, but my dad had a

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couple done Rickles, stuff like that. But my storytelling really

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comes from my family. In my house, if someone was

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explaining something, it was always let me tell you a story.

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You can understand. Stories made things resonate, and if you

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had a story behind what you were saying, it's stuck.

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The Comedy Means Business podcast had on Pete Holmes. I

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thought this was interesting. Pete said, I look at comedy

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like a cactus. At this point in my career. I

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try to water it just as little as possible. I'm

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really trying to dial it in. How can I have

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as much as a normal life and be with my

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wife and daughter as much as I can, but still

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do comedy. I understand that that sounds like a man

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who's hit his forties. Absolutely. Pete home said, I've noticed,

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on one hand, if I don't perform enough, I get irritable.

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So there is not enough. And I love my wife

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so much. We'll be at dinner and I'll be incapable

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of tuning the people out there are next to us.

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I'm neurotic. I'm like this effing guy, and she's like, Pete,

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you need to do a set. Pete says the current

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days are a wonderful time for comedy, but he does

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have nostalgia for the old ways. He explains, I like

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the old way because it felt really special. That's the

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underreported benefit of gatekeepers like I remember when they were like,

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you can do a comedy Central Presents. When I'm in

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New York, I'll sometimes be on the corner and I'll

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be like, oh my god, this is where it happened.

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You don't get that feeling. Posting a TikTok clip. Late

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Night er Erge talked about how comedians don't like Byron

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Allen's Comics Unleashed. Doug Stanhope once said, I can't imagine

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a more cruel or soul crushing insults a comedian. Then

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you killed it on Byron Allen's Comics Unleashed. The whole

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thing with that show is that episodes can air years

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after they're taped thanks to a strict avoidance of topical material.

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Comic Chris Gerzbeck tells Late Nighter it's one of those

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shows that every comedian knows about because a lot of

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comic beers go on it, But it's also understood it's

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kind of lame. No respect to Byron Allen. The guy

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has made it its life mission to prop up other comedians,

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but the whole format just seems ridiculously forced. Roy Wood

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Junior complain in twenty twenty three that his episode from

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two thousand and eight was still in rotation. He said,

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no one is letting people know that all these up

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so are at least fifteen years old. No longer true,

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I will point out, Roy joked folks gonna think we're

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dressing like this now. Early in the week, the President

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of the United States posted on social media that Pope

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Leo is week on crime and terrible for foreign policy.

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The President had some other thoughts about the Pope. You

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can read his social media page. Stephen Colbert chimed in, saying,

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Pope Leo's week on crime. Yeah, man, he's the Pope.

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He visits people in jail. That would be cool, though,

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if the Pope did fight crime, then we could watch

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murder Sheep. Pope love it. John Stewart said, I'm really

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starting to sour on this president. What's going through Trump's mind?

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What did the Pope say? He wants what dialogue? Peace?

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He wants to choose the noblest aspirations of mankind to

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show humanity at its greatest articulation. F that loser. This

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guy's a loser. F that guy who died and made him. Oh,

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I'm sorry, that's who died. I read joke by John

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Colbert again. According to one Italian religious historian, not even

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Hitler or Mussolini attacked the pope said directly in publicly.

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It's never great when someone says you should really be

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more discreet and respectful, you know, like Hitler, John Stewart again.

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And look, President Trump, I know the Vatican has been

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critical of your policies, but you got to remember, at

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the end of the day, you and the Catholic Church

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both historically care deeply about the same thing, covering up

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sex scandals. I am excited. Next week on Thursday, it

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is the twenty twenty six Comedy Draft. We have five teams.

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Each team will draft a lineup of five comedians. The

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teams are Team Analytics. They're focused on global appeal and

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ticket sales. Team Purist they're just about stand up credibility.

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You know. The Snobs. Team Chaos is kind of the opposite.

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They're all about going viral. There's Team Industry. Those are

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the suits, no passion at all, They're just building a show.

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And then there's Team Alternative for the all to comedy fans.

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It is the twenty twenty six Comedy Draft coming on Thursday.

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Before we get to that, on Monday, we will have

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the results of Comedy Survivor. Voting is now closed. We

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had a whole thing last week where people were looking

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at the count and being like, I got different numbers,

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and I'm like I don't know, man. I think the

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result is crystal clear this week, but it's down to

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Sarah Silverman and Nikki Glazer. Monday at noon we will

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find out who one comedy survivor. Today is Friday, and

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I have found the theme music. It is time for

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Comedy stock Market. Comedy stock Markets. Thank you, Bert Reynold.

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It's good to have you back. In case you missed

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it last week. I couldn't find the theme music, but

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it's back all right, Comedy stock Market. Here's what we

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do every Friday. I take a look at the comedians

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and we try and find value. As I explain most weeks,

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this is not about who's good who's bad. It's where

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the value is. Like when you buy stocks and you

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sell high and you buy low. That's what we're doing here.

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Let's buy some Dave Chappelle. I mean, if there's even

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a chance of Chappelle's show returning, we're gonna want to

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scoop up some Chappelle. So let's do that before everybody

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else notices by Dave spell. Let's also buy Dianne Morgan.

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Now a lot of you might be like, who's that again?

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That's kunk? Have you watched the Kunk stuff on Netflix.

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It is hilarious. She's playing the Netflix Is at Joe

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Comedy Festival coming up. I love Diane Morgan. Let's buy

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some Diane. Also, let's buy some Flight of the Concords.

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I mean, if tickets are going for six hundred and

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ten dollars, they are sneakily more popular than I even

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realize that they will also be playing the Netflix As

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at Joe Comedy Festival, and they're saying they're not gonna tour,

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but I think the buzz is so strong that the

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allure of six hundred and ten dollars tickets is gonna

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be too great, and the Concords will tour. And I've

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got one sell for you this week. I've been thinking

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about it for like ten days now. We gotta sell

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Nicki Glazer. I know she's got the special and there's

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gonna be a lot of press, but the press has

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been bad. I just feel like the mainstream media is like, yeah,

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Nicki Glazer, she's cool, she's cool, and the more Niki

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speaks it doesn't help her, cause I feel like we're

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past peak Nicki Glazer right now now. Although she could

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win Comedy Survivor, but that aside, I feel like it's

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time to sell Nicki Glazer. So those are your recommendations. Well,

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buy Chappelle, buy Diane Morgan, buy the Concords, and we

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will sell Nikki Glazer. That's your comedy stock market for

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this week. Adam Sandler was at the premiere of the

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new Netflix comedy Roommates. And what do you know? The

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new Netflix comedy movie Roommates stars Sadie Sandler. That's right,

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She's not an apple baby. She is one of Hollywood's

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greatest actresses. And of course she has a leading role

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in a Netflix coming of age flick. Sadie Sandler plays

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an incoming college freshman who struggles to adjust to a

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new life and new friendships in her first semester at school,

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and how could she not be great in it? Adam

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Sandler showed up dressed like me. He was wearing a

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Nike zip up sweater, baye trousers, and colorful sneakers. Let's

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see how to compare some Well, actually, no, not today.

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I'm actually wearing a gray top in some gray sweats

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and some gray shoes, so I'm not all colorful like usual,

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and I do have on which hat is this? I

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think this is my Detroit Tiger's cap that my daughter

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got me when she visited Detroit. I digress. Now. Interestingly enough,

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Sadie Saandlor got the leading role in the movie, which

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is produced by Happy Madison. Now, if you're not familiar

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with Happy Madison, that coincidentally is Adam Sandler's production company.

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And this sayares on Netflix. Kevin Art never afraid to work,

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he will be part of Jumanji three. He was joined

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by Dueyenne the Rock Johnson and Jack Black. They were

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at CinemaCon Vegas. We learned the title of the film

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is Jumanji Open World. Kevin Hart said, we're pumped about

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being back for another Jumanji. Dwayne the Rock Johnson tried

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to thank some of the executives in the audience. Kevin

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Hart jumped in and said, you don't have to know

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these people, such Hollywood bs. That's hilarious. The Moontower Comedy

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Festival happening down in Austin. Let's see what's happening tonight

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seven point thirty at Cap City is Yakov Samiranov. He

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is like still around eight o'clock. Katherine Blandford and friends

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keep an eye on Catherine that's one of those names

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you're going to want to know. The friends include Ian

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Finance Jay, Jorden Blair, Sooci and Maggie Winters Betts Stay

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Ellings at the Creek of the Cave at eight, Mike

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Vickione at Higbee's also at eight. I love this title.

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The Canadians of Comedy at Roscoe's. Canadian comedians include a

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Caroline Ray, Ivan Decker, Debora d Giovanni and Hassan Phills.

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The big headline show at nine point thirty is Renee Vodka.

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Now I am under familiar with Renee Moontower's website tells us.

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Renee Vodka is a twenty eight year old stand up comedian, writer,

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and actor from the San Fernando Valley in southern California.

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His comedic talent and hard work earned him a spot

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as one of Netflix's introducing comedians for the twenty twenty

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four Netflix is a joke festival with a substantial social

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media following over two point six million and millions of

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views across platforms, et cetera, et cetera. Apparently, Renee Vaka

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is big enough to get the yellow box on the website,

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which means you're a headliner social media for the win.

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Doug Benson recording at Doug Loves Movies with Nish Kumar,

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Jeremiah Wacketts and Beth Stelling. That's at ten o'clock. That's

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pretty good out today. Blonde Medicine is releasing Kelly McFarland's

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new album Hot Noom. We're Told. After spending over two

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decades perfecting her craft and losing both her parents on

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the span of two years, Kelly McFarland decided to self

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funder Special with the goal of having total control. She said,

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life is too short not to make something for yourself.

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Hope people have already liked my stand up, think damn,

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this is the best she's ever been. And folks that

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have never heard of me think, damn, where's she been

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all my life? On Hot Noom, Kelly McFarlane shares what

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it's like to be an anxious person while celebrating their

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freedom and self acceptance that comes with age. She also

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shares her thoughts on her husband's eating habits, critiques toothpicks,

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is eating utensils, and admits she does not want to

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go hiking. Hot Gnome available through Blonde Medicine and that

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is your comedy news for Today, normal episodes, all weekend

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meets You back here tomorrow