Eminem's 'Houdini,' featuring Shane Gillis and Pete Davidson

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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey Jenny Mann, cool side again with your daily comedy

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news. We've got landscapers and birds
for you. Spoilers for Eminem's new video

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Houdini. Some comedians appear in it, so if you don't want to be

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spoiled about Eminem's new video, you
might want to skip ahead. All right,

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here come the spoilers. The song
is called Houdini. That's not a

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spoiler, But who's in it?
Shane Gillis and Pete Davidson. The music

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video like the song, is a
throwback to Eminem's two thousand and two hit

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Without Me. The new song reprises
the guess Who's back entered of the song.

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Eminem and Doctor dre returned to their
superhero characters from the first film.

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Pete Davison shows up towards the end
of the video and takes over Shady's driver

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and says, trust me, I'm
a great driver. Don't worry, I

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just got my license back. That
is an allusion to Pete's twenty twenty three

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reckless driving charge. Shane gillis also
in the video. It is unclear to

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me what Shane Gillis does in the
video. Bill Maher got into it with

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CNN's Freed Zakira. Bill Maher denies
that he has changed. Mars says,

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people have said to me, you
made fun of the left more than you

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used to, and guilty I have
because the left has changed. Mars says

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he believes the Republican Party is even
worse than the Democratic Party, saying the

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right doesn't believe in democracy anymore.
They've thrown their lot in with a sociopath

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named you know who. I'm not
here to upset people who only thinks elections

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can't when we win, Mars said. But it's not like the left hasn't

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changed also, so I'm gonna call
it out whenever I see it. He

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specified the issues of gender, race, and fretty speech. It's not that

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I've gotten old, it's that your
ideas are stupid. The last chapter in

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the book is called civil war,
and you hear more about it all the

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time. People are actually pining for
it. It can't work, It won't

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work. Half the country's not gonna
self debord, even if you win every

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election. I'm just trying to do
a comedy podcast poolside. I don't want

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to discuss a potential civil war today. This is not why we're here.

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More from Nick Swartzen in the La
Times on his current tour, I talk

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about the same topics I usually do, but I'm trying to stay away from

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certain things. No, not Paul. It's says I don't party like I

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used to, I don't drink like
I used to do. So I want

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to get away from that image where
people think of some lunatic. I don't

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do drugs. I mean I did
edibles in Colorado and then ended up on

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the EFIC News that one time.
There's like so many horrific things going on

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in the world, and they decided
to put me on blast for getting too

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high. In Colorado. I took
an edible, which is my fault and

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was stupid. But on my new
act, I have a diarrhea joke.

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Of course. I talked about Norm
MacDonald and I talked about a bunch of

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true stories. It's just silly.
My act is a good time. It's

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not political. I don't have an
agenda. I'm exactly how I am on

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stage as I am off stage,
and people always mention that it's just like

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a real show, and it's just
fun and silly, and it's like,

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let's have a good time. Man
life is too short. Schwartzen says he

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always finds it weird when gen Z
fans have seen his own material. I'm

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always shocked when I meet people in
their twenties and they're like, we love

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Reno nine one one, and I'm
like, how do you even know about

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that? I always tell young actress
and comedians you got to commit one hundred

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ten percent to what you're doing on
stage and on camera. You have to

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be willing to completely lose your mind, like when you watch guys like Will

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Ferrell and he's running around streaking in
old school showing his butt. When I

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did the movie Bucky Larson, I
was naked. I did a Haunted House.

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I was naked in that too.
Whether it was Blades of Glory or

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The Benchwarmers and all those movies,
I got crazy and had to commit to

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it. I feel you like,
say you decide to record your podcast outside

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a crazy idea to begin with,
and the landscapers are just gonna blow leaves

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around. You're committed now. Adam
Ray will have a new special on June

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sixteenth, which is his birthday.
It's his third special, this one called

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Like and Subscribe. It'll debut on
YouTube. And beyond video on demand on

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June eighteenth. The new Hour covers
everything from awkward flight to his rapper brother

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in law, Disneyland etiquette, and
his childhood dream, The eight hundred Bound

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Garilla. I spoke to Reggie Watts
when Reggie was at the recent Netflix Festival.

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They asked him, just performing at
a festival change your performance at all?

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Are there advantages disadvantages? Reggie said, I don't think there are advantages

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or disadvantages. I think for me, I'm an improviser, So for me,

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festivals are great because there's a lots
of comments on the layout of it

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and so forth, so I enjoy
that a lot. I don't really change

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it anything other than reflecting environment that
I'm performing in. The Gorilla asked him

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about his recent special. As an
improviser, what's the process like? Do

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you mix in some prepared stuff?
How do you prepare for a special as

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an improviser? Reggie said, I
don't really plan it. I know the

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data I'm supposed to show up,
and I have a concept for it.

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I might have an intro and outro
for a bit. It's really have an

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idea of what I liked the feel
of it. To be aesthetically and then

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work with the production team to make
that happen. And then I just kind

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of show up and go for it. If I wanted to, I could

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probably release three specials a year.
Well, no, then they wouldn't be

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special. She'd be putting up three
hours a year. Should we have that

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debate again? Now let's move on. You know it's a little light for

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Monday. I might have to run
towards the Joe Koy bit just to pad

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this thing thirty seconds, Reggie said, Or I could do a special every

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week for marketing terms, and you
know how much money's put in a special.

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You have to market everyone. You
have to market so everyone can make

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their money back and all that stuff. But for me, it doesn't really

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matter. I frequency your preparedness.
I'll do specials all day long. Good

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question here, is Reggie playing more
comedy venues or music venues? I mean

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not that that's like the most amazing
question, but I like the answer.

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Watt says, I was kind of
doing what I was doing at gam nights

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in Seattle in the nineties, a
little bit like in between sets. If

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I was improvising with a band and
we were playing all night, that was

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a little more formalized pose. But
I guess I started actually doing comedy when

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I moved to New York. You
had like UCB Theater in the Pit and

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other weird small venues and nightclubs that
did comedy nights. And then eventually sometimes

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I play the comic strip or Carolines, but not very often. I love

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playing those clubs because they didn't know
what's going on. Retchie, Yeah,

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it's the absolute best, But a
lot of times I like playing the weird,

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In advance, Vulture hooks up the
slow news day with an article three new

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comedy specials you should definitely watch.
Okay, let's see what this says now.

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I really like their premise here.
They write upward of one hundred and

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fifty stand up specials released in twenty
twenty three. That's a lot these days.

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If a comedian can't get one of
the cable or streaming networks to buy

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their special, they can self produce
and release it alongside one of the hundreds

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of other specials on YouTube. As
such, every month this column will suggest

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a few specials worth watching. Yeah, I mean, there's just no way

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to keep up unless this is all
you do, all right. They have

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nominated Ali Sidiq's Domino Effect Part three
on YouTube. I've not seen this one,

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Vulture tells us Ali Sidik the landscaper
stopped. It seems so quiet now.

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Ali Cidq is in the middle of
the most ambitious project in the history

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of stand up, a four part
series about how he was raised by a

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drug dealer, started selling drugs himself, got arrested and went to prison,

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they add. In a lovely bit
of direction, Sadik's performance of this arc

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is backdropped by a screen that shifts
from a sunny day to the sun setting

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tonight sky over the course of seventy
minutes. By the way, one downside

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of sitting pool side recording your podcast
is the pollen. I hear my voice

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giving out the next one, they
suggest NICKI Glazers, someday he'll die.

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I have the unpopular opinion that that
special is whatever. I get it.

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I'm fighting the tide here. This
one's gonna win awards and everyone's gonna be

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like, see you told you.
I get that Nikki crushed on the roast.

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I get she's having a moment.
I watched that special and I was

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like, eh, not feeling it
all right. Next one, Colin Quinn,

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Our time is up on YouTube.
I didn't even know this existed.

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When did this come out? Valterre
says. By filming his special at the

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Psychotherapy Networker Symposium and including interviews with
therapists who diagnose Colin Quinn based on what

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they see in his set, Colin
creates a uniquely robust watching experience. You're

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observing his material, but you're also
observing how the therapist receive it, which,

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in Turin makes you wonder what they
must think about him. Is he

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a truth teller of society's ills or
a madman? Wow? All right,

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while we're here. Some other ones
that they have previously suggested. Alex Edelman's

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Just for Us on Max. Haven't
gotten to that yet. Kyle Crane's Dirt

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Nap that has just an amazing chunk
about the fast and the Furious. I

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saw that Kyle has pulled that out
as a standalone YouTube clip if you want

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to find that at all time ten
to twelve minutes. Nation Macintosh is Down

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with Tech on YouTube. I haven't
seen that yet. Christina Catherine Martinez is

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how to Bake a Cake in the
Digital Age also on YouTube. Boy,

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I got some homework to do.
Natasha van Blatt, We're all dads here

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on YouTube and they're also highlighting Kristin
Shawl's twenty thirteen Live at the Fillmore Kristin

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shaw allegedly in that television show Bob's
Burgers. You know what, let me

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do, everyone save you some trouble. I'm going to put this in the

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Facebook group, which is Daily Company
News podcast group. Feel encouraged to join

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us there. The parent company of
Just for Laughs has sold some assets as

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part of a court directed bankruptcy protection. Quebec's Cities Comedy Ha, a company

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I have not previously heard of,
announced that had picked up unspecified assets as

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part of a sale and solicitation process. According to Price Waterhouse, Cooper's secured

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creditors are owed twenty six point five
million dollars an outstanding debt, possibly Canadian

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dollars. And that's where I'm sourcing
this story from. Meanwhile, NBC Universal

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is rebranding its Fast channel. You
know those streaming channels. A fast channel

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is like two B and all those
they're like linear networks. I'm using industry

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term. Okay, remember old fashioned
TV. You'd put it on and what

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was ever is on was just on. You couldn't do anything about it.

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And now on streaming services like to
b and Roku has a couple of these,

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And if you have Samsung TV,
there's a bunch of those channels,

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and I'm talking about the ones that
show like Night Writer all Day. Those

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are called fast channels Free ad supported
Streaming Television FASST. But we drop one

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S because fast with one ass looks
cooler. I digress there barrely was one

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called T NBC T for teen,
Well, no more teen, NBC.

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It has been rebranded as NBC Comedy
Vaults. You're like, oh, that's

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cool, right, So that probably
has like The Office and Saturday Night Live,

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maybe some cool specials. Well.
NBC Comedy Vault will initially be available

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on Amazon freev the Roku Channel and
Zumu play what will they be showing?

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And Landscapers are back? All eight
seasons of Will and Grace and yeah that

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pregnant pause was I got to the
end of the list. Wow, a

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whole channel showing eight seasons of Will
and Grace. I can't wait. But

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don't worry. They're gonna add more
things. They're going to add in July.

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Charles and Church coach and Major Jad. All right, I know you

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can't wait. That's really really exciting, NBC. I'm glad you put out

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that presser. Carol Burnett tells The
Hollyood Reporter the best advice she ever received,

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this too shall pass. If something
isn't going well, you know,

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it could turn on a dime and
get better. So what I always try

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to and if something's not going well, that doesn't mean it's always gonna be

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that way. Who should play Carol
Burnette in a biopic? She says,

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Angelina Jolie Okay, good choice.
Another option, she suggests Kristin Wigg.

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She'd be wonderful because she could do
it all. If I'm casting that movie.

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As much as I enjoy watching Angelina
Joelee on screen, Kristin Wig would

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be my choice to play Carol Burnette, and I would watch that movie.

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And that is your comedy news for
today. I'm gonna go sit out in

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the sun. I'm gonna edit this
thing later at night. See you later.