Jan. 22, 2026
Did Ricky Gervais steal a joke for his Golden Globes winning special?
Bert Kreischer's new show premieres on Netflix while Ricky Gervais faces allegations of joke stealing from Andy Field. Johnny also highlights a detailed conversation between Jerry Seinfeld and Nate Bargatze about comedy storytelling.
He goes on to critique Stephen Colbert’s involvement in destroying Star Trek and mentions Sarah Silverman’s SNL anecdotes. Additionally, Johnny tackles various comedy specials and albums being released, along with the logistics of the Podcast Academy Awards.
Lastly, he updates listeners on recent issues surrounding Russell Brand's legal troubles and a sneak peek into Netflix's well-coordinated comedy festival.
00:38 Ricky Gervais Joke Controversy
02:50 Jerry Seinfeld and Nate Bargatze Interview Highlights
04:02 Late Night TV Critique
07:32 Kenan and Kel's New Movie
09:55 Podcasting Awards and Recommendations
15:11 Comedy Album Releases
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Callaroga Shark Media. I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news,
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a daily briefing on stand up comedy comedians in the
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comedy industry. That's a sentence. The Spotify algorithm likes Bert
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Kraser's show Free Bert is out today on Netflix. The
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only press I've seen him do so far was on
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Gail King on CBS, and I went to pull the
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audio and the interview was very CBS this morning, Gail
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kingy and not interesting at all, So I'm like, forget it.
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I'll just tell them that it's out today. We'll see
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if Bert does any more. Press from lad Bible Comedians
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speaks out over allegations Ricky Gervay's stole his joke? Okay,
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did Ricky Gervas steal a joke? I'm gonna have to
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do a lot of paraphrasing here as I try to
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keep it clean. During his Golden Globe Award winning special,
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Ricky Gervas started joking about the Exorcist cleaning up Ricky's joke.
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He said something like, if scientists actually found the devil,
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I'd want to meet him, and I'd meet the devil.
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And he tried to hurt my feelings, and he went,
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your mother does a whole bunch of things with her
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mouth in hell, and Ricky's tag is, I don't care
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once she's dead too, she was heterosexual, and then he
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goes on to have some fun with that premise. Some
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comedy fans claim that it was a cut and paste
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of a joke made by Andy Field back in twenty
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twenty during BBC's stand up for Live Comedy. Field's version,
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which I'll also clean up. Has anyone seen The Exorcist?
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Your mother, uh does things with her mouth in hell?
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And you're supposed to go, oh no, that sounds awful,
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But I don't know. I think it sounds fine. It's hell,
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isn't it. It's where the most imaginable things happen. There's
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a million people burning fraternity in a like a fire,
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constantly blistering and angity. My mom's down there doing stuff.
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Who's having stuff done to them in hell? Anyway? That
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seems like a really positive thing to be happening. Boy,
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that sounds extremely similar. So Field heard that Gervase might
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be copying his joke. Field shared a video on social
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media explaining his opinion. Field splice clips of both are
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sets together to highlight the similarities and pointed out they're
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pretty close. But the idea that there's so many bits
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that are so close is kind of weird, isn't it.
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If I'm honest, I think what happens is that Ricky
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Gervas had the same idea as me, independently on his
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own at a different time. People love a bit of drama,
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love a bit of jokestealing Johnny Max guilty. Then I
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don't think that's what happened here. Most likely, Field says,
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we've never met. I know I did that bit on
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BBC one, but no one watched it. And I had
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that idea ten years ago. Ricky Gervas had it quite recently.
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I don't think he stole my bit. I think we
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just have very similar bits, very similar He's doing a
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lot of work. In that sentence, Field took the opportunity
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to highlight how many talented people there are out there.
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Lots of people, myself included, can make stand up with
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that level. There's not space in the public consciousness for
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that many successful comedians, but there are that many talented
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people out there. All right, well played, he got his
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message across the court of public opinion. Can decide. Pole
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Star posted a big, long discussion between Jerry Seinfeld and
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Nate bergatzi, It'll take me days to go through this,
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but let's start picking away at it. Jerry said, let's
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start here with what's on my mind? What do you
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have to do with this business that people stop trying
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to make you laugh? You get these guys and then
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you say something and you go, I'm kidding. What makes
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people think I'm gonna riff with Nate a little bit?
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I'm as accountant Nate forgets, he said. I get a
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lot of stories, and I'll be honest, I enjoyed telling
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them why their story is not good and what I
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would do with it. The problem is they get to
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the punchline almost immediately, and then they don't know how
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to get out of it. So then that's the fun part.
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I got hit by a car and then it's like, yo, man,
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you gotta save that car thing and build up a
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little bit. In the middle, they start talking about their wives.
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Jerry Seinfeld said, my wife's extremely funny also, but when
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she's telling a story, I just keep thinking tighter, just tighter.
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Nate says, oh, yeah, everything's tighter. Nothing should be long.
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The idea of the elevator pitch. You should think about
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that all the time, Jerry said, it's not important for them.
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It doesn't matter if it works at dinner or not.
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Really new topic, Nate said, I was talking to a
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younger comic like six months in, just recently, and he's
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going on and on about his Set's a bad show
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he did, and You're like, I don't care, man, you're
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six months in. Then he stopped and came back to it,
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and I was like, why don't you tell it story
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again one more time. Let's see how this one ends.
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They don't even realize it because they're six months in
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a comedy. Plenty more from those too, you'll find it
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on Pollstar. Now, if you listen every day, you know
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that the President and I don't see eye to eye
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on all the issues. Some of them we do like
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making Late Night great again. Some of them we don't.
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I won't make that list right now, but we do
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agree that we have a problem a twelve thirty for sure,
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and I'm aligned with the President that Stephen Colbert has
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to go. Now. We have different reasons for that. Mine
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is Stephen Colbert is one of the comedians helping to
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absolutely destroy Star Trek. So I have no patience for
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Stephen Colbert tak Natoro gini yshir or paton oswaldug the Vulcan.
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So I'm not at all excited that Stephen Colbert is
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going to make an appearance on SETH Myers. Why not
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just yell out the window, Stephen? Why not come on
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this show? The audience isn't all that much different. Why
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would you go on SETH Myers Late Nighter got into
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the logistics of all this. Colbert will walk the five
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blocks from his offices to the Ed Sullivan Theater. I'm
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pretty sure he'll be in a town corp of some sort. Anyway,
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he will somehow travel five blocks on Monday, although right
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now the forecast for New York City on Monday is
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somewhere between a nice day and forty thousand inches of snow.
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Most of you who lives somewhere east of the Mississippi
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have a similar forecast for this weekend. Are we getting
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two inches? Four thousand inches? Who knows? But let's say
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there was no snow. Steve Colbert would somehow, maybe by sled,
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travel five blocks. But John, you just said there was
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no snow. Why would he travel by sled if there's
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no snow. Your whole premise is busting apart. This is
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why I need Seinfeld and Nate to tell me how
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to tell a story. I digress. Colbert somehow don't worry
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about the weather. Somehow he's gonna go five blocks. You
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really should edit this, John, but that's not fun. Colbert
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will somehow go five blocks from the Ed Sullivan Theater
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to thirty Rock. At thirty Rock, he will pre tape
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his appearance to the ninety people who watch Late Night
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with Seth Myers, and then go back to record his
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own number one rated late night canceled talk show, The
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Late Show now Late Nighter points out on Mondays, Seth
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Myers tapes two episodes covering both Monday and Tuesday, which
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I've discussed in the past on this program. I find
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it curious the Colbert people didn't take that option. You know,
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maybe stop off at some budget cuts before we cancel
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the thing entirely. But maybe it's for the best because
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Stephen Colbert is helping to ruin Star Trek. But I digress.
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Sarah Silverman shared a not Safe for Work anecdote from
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her days on Saturday Night Live. Sarah went on Late
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Night with Seth Myers. Why are people doing this program?
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You think I'm being mean? Here here's from Late Night
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or October fourteenth, twenty twenty five. Here are final late
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night ratings for Q three. Late Night with Seth Myers
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average nine hundred and twenty three thousand total viewers and
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one hundred and nine thousand in the eighteen to forty
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nine s Stephen Colbert and Sarah Silverman could actually stand
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on a box in Times Square and reach more people.
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That is not at all a joke. Make Late Night
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great again. Come on, President Trump, You're focusing on the
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wrong issues. You're totally distracted all week. You've been totally
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distracted with crazy things. You need to focus on this
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late night issue. Sarah Silverman said she was there at
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SNL fifty with John Lovett's Paul McCartney was about to perform.
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Sarah said she and Lovitz made a bet before Paul
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began his set. She said, John Lovetts leans over and
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he goes, if I can guess what song he's going
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to sing, will you show me a picture of your privates?
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He used a different word, but not as bad as
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you think. The one with the V he used that word,
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or at least that's the version Sarah tells. Who knows
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what he actually said. Sarah told the seven people that
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watched Seth Myers absolutely deal love its correctly guessed Golden Slumbers.
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Sarah did not say whether she made good on the bet.
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Hey BET's a bet. Keenan Thompson is getting back together
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with Kel Mitchell. They're making yet another movie. It's not
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Good Burger three. Oh No, They're making a horror comedy.
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Keenan and Kel meet Frankenstein, which makes me wonder, why
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doesn't Sandler do that? Why are we doing Adam Sandler
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meets Frankenstein? Adam Sandler meets the Mummy? Why is Sanlor
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not doing ten of those? That's kind of comedian Adam
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Sandler's destiny, right do whatever Adam did accept, it's Adam Sandler.
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Let me look those up. Ma's a little loose today,
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you know, I'm looking here at the IMDb. Sailor could
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remake all kinds of movies. Could you see Adam Sandler
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in a remake of Buck Privates? Adam Sandler could play
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a sidewalk salesman enlisting in the army to avoid jail,
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only to find that his drill instructor is the police
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officer who had him imprisoned. You could see that? Could
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you see? Adam Sandlor in hold that Ghost? After inheriting
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a fortune from a gangster, a dim witted service station
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attendant finds himself stranded in a haunted house. Does that
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not scream? Adam Sandler? Here come the co Eds. A
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bumbler played by Adam Sandler could become the caretaker at
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an all girls college. During his misadventures, he raises money
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to free the school from its traditionally minded landlord. Could
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you not see that? Adam Sandler meets Frankenstein. The Wolfman
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tries to warn a dim witted porter that Dracula wants
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his brain for frankenstein Monster's body. I mean, does that
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not scream? Adam Sandlor? Movie? Adam Sandler in The Foreign Legion.
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In this Abbot and Constella remake, a Brooklyn wrestling promoter
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ghost of French Algeria in search of a famous Algerian wrestler,
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but accidentally ends up in the French Foreign Legion. Could
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you not see that? Could you not see? Adam Sandler
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meets the Invisible Man? How about Adam Sandler and the
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Beanstalk in this app and Costello remaking a story about
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Adam Sandler who trades the family cow for magic beans.
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I think I've made my point. Move on, although I
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am distracted by Adam Sandler goes to Mars and Adam
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Sandlor meets Captain Kid, Adam Sandler meets Doctor Jekyl and
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mister Hyde. Adam Sailor meets the Mummy. Where were we? Oh?
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Keenan Thompson was making a movie. I try not to
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hand in the same show every day. Guce. Keenan Thompson
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was making a movie. This is called Keenan and Kel
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Meet Frankenstein. Keenan said, Kell and I have always loved
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finding new ways to work together, and this project felt
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like the perfect mix of nostalgia, comedy and something completely unexpected.
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We're excited to bring a fresh take on a classic
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monster story and have some fun doing it. There's more
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Podcasting Awards, which is something I could say every single day.
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There's so many podcasts awards. These are the Ambies presented
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by the Podcast Academy, which sounds really fancy. Thirty three
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categories Best Comedy Podcast. The nominees are Conan O'Brien needs
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a friend, be not so canceled, Last Culturistas, something called
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Murder at the Pateel Motel, SmartLess, The Bald and the Beautiful,
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The Big Pitch with Jimmy Carr, which is not a
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good podcast, and I like Jimmy Carr despite the whole
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odd thing that is not a good podcast. And Wisecrack.
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I don't know what wisecrack is and I don't care now.
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Podcast of the Year, Real Quick Call Her, Daddy, Crime Junkie,
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Pablo Tory, Podsave America, Question Everything, Reveals, SmartLess, the last
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invention of the Mel Robins podcast, and Wisecrack once again,
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must be a good show. I'd better look this up
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now now if it's nominated for everything? What is Wyse
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Crack Wise Crack from Tenderfoot? Now? I know the Tenderfoot guys.
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in good work. Okay, this is just off my radar
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because I don't work with them anymore. You can check
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my resume. I work with them. He left home as
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the chubby kid with a dream. A decade later, he's
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a touring comic with a killer set. All right, let's
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Amy Poehler. She just won the Golden Globe for Best Podcast.
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source at Spotify that Spotify historically does not submit for awards.
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you would like it without commercials. What thing you can do?
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with you. I got my phone right here. Okay, I'm
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