Fly On The Wall with Carvey and Spade gets spinoff, Gutfeld on Shane Gillis (Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast), Trevor Noah Grammy's plans

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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm
Jenny Mack with your daily comedy news.

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Super Bowl tickets going for twelve thousand
dollars. Jimmy Fallon said, yeah,

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but that's cheap to see Taylor Swift. Fallon adds, nothing like being ten

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grand down before stepping foot in Vegas. You know what I'm saying. Greg

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Guttfeld talked about Shane Gillis, and
I was going to read you the story,

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but I need you to hear it. I know the show is supposedly

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popular, but it seems terribly unfunny, and I don't want to be blamed

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for not properly presenting Guttfeld's humor.
Let's hear it from the man himself,

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Greg Guttfeld discussing Shane Gillis. He's
funny and he does Trump better than Alec

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Baldwin. Plus, plus he hasn't
shot anyone yet. But what's special about

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Gillis is that he beat cancel culture. In twenty nineteen, he was hired

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as a cast member on Saturday Live, but was fired before he ever appeared

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on the show after people dug up
old clips in which he made jokes about

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Asians. Now, if you've seen
SNL in the past few years. You

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might even say he got lucky.
You know, he's like the guy who

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causes a ruckus at the gate,
so he's banned from boarding the plane and

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then that flight crashes. SNL is
like that crashing plane, only not as

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funny. That silence is stunning.
I mean, I know he doesn't do

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a full studio audience and it's just
the crew, but really, let's listen

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to some more. But it's no
surprise they fired him before he set foot

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on stage. He was too dangerous
for Elita snobs who think anything Trump or

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Republican is an automatic punchline. He
also didn't tick any boxes that they liked,

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and the ones he did, white
and male, were like a French

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kiss from your grandmother, the last
thing they wanted. Wow. Wow,

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all right. Dana Carvey and David
Spade have a spinoff podcast. This one

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is called Superfly. They will riff
on current events, pop culture, social

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clips, and audience submissions. I'm
a podcasting expert, so here's what that

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means. It means, Hey,
our podcast is doing really well. Can

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you guys do another one? And
they went, yeah, we'll just come

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in and riff for an hour.
That's what that is. David Spade said,

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I can't wait to meet Dana.
I've heard great things. Dana Carvey

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said, I can't wait for David
to meet me. Larry. David has

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revealed his favorite episode of Seinfeld.
The correct answer is the contest. Yes,

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that is the best episode of Seinfeld. What about Curby Your Enthusiasm?

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Larry has picked Palestinian Chicken from season
eight. Larry becomes obsessed with a Palestinian

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restaurant and a gorgeous Palestinian woman who
works there. The restaurant is next to

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a Jewish deli. Larry the character
tells Jeff Green, the character, this

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would be a fantastic place for Jews. We're cheating on their spouses to come

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to because no Jews would ever come
here. They'd be so safe. Kirby

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Your Enthusiasm back tomorrow Night. Also
Tomorrow Night the Grammys. Trivor noeh as

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your host. In case he didn't
hear, he spoke with ET online and

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says, even though he's hosted it
four times, I'm still nervous every single

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time. It's the same amount of
nerves, same amount of excitement and anticipation,

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and I think I can see why
I'm nervous. When you look at

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the lineup while the performers are going
to be on, you know, you

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don't want to be the person who
messes that thing up. I wonder if

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Taylor Swift will be there, and
if so, do you dare joke about

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Taylor Trevor. You don't want Taylor
to murder your career like she did to

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Joe Coy. You know what,
Trevor's a pretty high profile go for it,

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make a tailor joke. I want
to see what happens. Trevor says,

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whatever job I'm trying to do,
and try and make sure I'm doing

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it with people I enjoy doing it
with, meaning the Grammy people in this

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case, because even if the outcome
is terrible, the process doing it was

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rewarding and wonderful seeing how good the
other people are. I appreciate that.

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That's probably one of the biggest things
that keeps me coming back. He also

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likes his quote unquote seat. He
says, where else you get to get

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a ticket to see do Alipa,
Travis Scott burn a Boy and Billie Eilish.

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So I think that's the most selfish
reason I do it easily the best

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concert that's ever made. Looking ahead, just to warn you guys, Monday's

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episode, I'll see how the Grammys
go. A lot of times I say

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I'm going to put the episode out
late on Monday, and I wind up

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recording it Sunday night. Anyway,
I want to see what Trevor does,

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both from stand up and who wins
the Comedy Award, So if the episode

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is late Monday. That's why Trevor
spoke to people about hosting award shows,

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and he says, the first thing
that I've learned is all your preparation is

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really just a parachute for what actually
happens on the night, because anything can

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happen, and every single year,
somehow it does. Yeah, you never

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know. Somebody might get up and
slap you, or a famous pop star

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might murder your career because she has
no sense of humor. Bring it,

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Swifties, it's called daily comedy News. Put me on your message boards.

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I've also learned that because it's a
celebration of these musicians and what they've done,

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everyone is there to party and have
a good time. So as the

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host, I'm constantly navigating the room. There's people walking by while I'm trying

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to do stuff. There are people
who are catching up with their friends while

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I'm trying to move the show along. It's almost like I'm at a huge

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party and I'm trying to work while
I'm at the party. And I've also

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learned to have a good time.
People asked the question do you feel any

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nerves after seeing Joe Coy's experience,
and he says, you know what,

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I don't need to see anything to
have nerves. I've never approached either an

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award show or stand up show without
nerves. Tailing a joke is like jumping

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out of an airplane with a parachute. You have an idea of where you'd

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like to land, but when you
actually get close to the ground, you

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might be a little off where you
intended to be. So I just worked

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my butt off try and think of
the funniest things to say and waste to

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say them. The rest I leave
to god. Trevor is nominated for Best

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Comedy Album. He said, it's
really momentous for me because I'm not just

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about the award of the nomination.
It's about the company that I'm nominated alongside.

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I grew up watching Wanda Sykes on
TV just seeing her as one of

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the funniest human beings. I watched
Chris Rock single handedly to find an era

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of comedy. I watched Dave Chappelle
and thrall audiences and take comedy to new

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heights. To be in the same
category as these people's really something special.

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It becomes a milestone in my life
that reminds me to think more about the

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process than the outcome. And to
be in this moment. I want to

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savor it for as long as possible. They asked him if he doesn't win,

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will he return to the show next
year's host or has this been an

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elaborate campaign to win yourself a Grammy. Trevor laughs and says, it's all

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been a long con But yeah,
if I was asked a host, I

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think I would say yes. But
let me give you that answer after I

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host this time. As my mom
always says, just chew the food that's

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in your mouth and then you can
focus on the next bites. All right,

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good advice there, mom, Trevor
says. The honest truth is,

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I don't think there's any way you
can win in art. I think the

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real way you win in art is
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In people's lives. I don't know. I'm not part of the Italian team,

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so I don't even know how close
the votes are. Sometimes I think

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to myself, what if somebody won
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So, in a weird way,
I don't root for any one person.

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I just think of my favorites to
go, Oh, that person did amazing.

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I love what they did. Grammy's
tomorrow. I'll talk more about it

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tomorrow, including my annual soapbox about
the category of comedy album. You've been

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around for a few years, you've
heard this. If you're new, see

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you tomorrow. No, I'm not
leaving, don't go sorry, that's usually

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my sign off. No, we've
got ten more minutes here. Netflix announced

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their slate of movies for twenty twenty
four, and if you're like me,

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you can't wait for March first,
because that's when Spaceman will be on Netflix.

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It's actually in select theaters February twenty
third, not too far away.

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I can't wait, can't you?
What? Spaceman Johnny mack Well, six

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months into a solitary research mission at
the edge of the Solar System, an

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astronaut played by Adam Sandler realizes the
marriage he left behind might not be waiting

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for him. Okay, good premise, Adam Sandler, How could that not

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be good? Johnny Mackwell, Desperate
to fix things with his wife, Adam

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Sandler is helped by a mysterious creature
from the Beginning of Time he finds hiding

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in the bowels of his ship.
The mysterious alien from the Beginning of Time

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works with Adam Sandler to make sense
of what went wrong before it's too late.

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How could that not be good?
May third. Jerry Seinfeld makes his

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directorial debut Unfrosted, the pop Tart
story Michigan nineteen sixty three, Kelloggs and

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post sworn serial rivals raised to create
a pastry that will change the face of

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breakfast, The Tale of Ambition,
Betrayal, Sugar and Menacing Milkman. Unfrosted

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stars Jerry Seinfeld in his directorial debut. That's Exciting Jerry. Also in the

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movie Melissa McCarthy, Jim Gaffigan,
Amy Schumer, Hugh Grant and Max Greenfield,

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Bill Burr, Christian Slater, James
Marsden, Jack McBriar, Thomas Lennon,

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Bobby moynihan, Sarah Cooper, Move
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axel f July third, Please just
call this Beverly Hills Cop four like everyone's

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going to just commonly refer to it
as Cop four. What are you doing?

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Eddie Murphy? Of course is your
store in that one? If for

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some reason you came by today and
you expected me to say nice things about

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Adam Sandler movies, as I explained, I had planned that for today,

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but with the Grammys and Curb,
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hope you understand just wasn't the right
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chef. They were standing under a
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and four film The Life Aquatic with
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his real life rap career instead of
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FX tells Variety after some back and
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a fourth season of Dave, as
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possibility of doing something in the future. We're excited that our partnership with Dave

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FXP Doo Bad Really Good Show from
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comedy news. Brendan shab is taking
a time out from stand up to focus

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on his family. Brendan revealed that
his baby daughter was hospitalized and being prepped

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to undergo emergency surgery. The procedure
went as planned. On his podcast The

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Shob Show, Brendan revealed he'd be
walking away from stand up comedy to focus

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on his family. He left the
door opened for some local gigs, but

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he says his days of traveling across
and out of the country. You're done

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for the time being. Brenda tells
us I had to cancel in Boston and

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Nashville. Usually I hate doing that, but I think this time, I

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just don't care. It's where I'm
at. I gotta be home more.

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I have to pull back from touring
so much. I gotta be home.

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I'm tired. I've been hustling for
over twelve years. I'm not gonna stop

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doing the podcast. But as far
as the plane rides and stuff, I

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gotta chill out. Maybe do some
spots in La So Cow. But going

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international to going across the United States
ain't happening right now. I gotta take

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a break from that, just focus
on family and do my thing. That

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makes a lot of sense to me, And I hope your daughter and your

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family are doing well. Laurie kill
Martin has a new special out on video

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on Demand. That's gotta be tough, right because you know, just about

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everybody has Netflix and there are so
many free YouTube specials. So, you

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know, Laurie kill Martin, wonderful
comedian, but not quite Dave Chappelle in

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terms of a household name. You
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thing on VOD That's a bit of
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up with LORI. She'd tell The
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get into stand up to get laid. Women get into stand up to be

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heard. So the reasons where these
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On the road, I didn't hang
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career as a comic. I didn't
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and leave. If you connect with
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you more, they bring you back
more. So making sure you're safe will

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also slow down your career. You
may have heard the La Times laid off

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a lot of people recently. I'm
wondering if their comedy coverage will continue to

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be excellent. Has been really good
over the past few years, so I

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hope they don't cut back on that. There's also a guy who was writing

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down on Philly. I can't remember
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I haven't seen anything from him in
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his name or what website it was, but it was he'd talk a lot

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about people or comedians passing through Philadelphia
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hope that guy's all right as well. And we started with Fox let's end

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with Fox. Jimmy Fayla, He's
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If you want to stay home tonight
and watch Fox get some laughs, you

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could do that. Jimmy says,
we're not doing a Republican comedy show.

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We're doing an American comedy show.
Forbes then commented, no one's bothered to

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ask him if he thinks Democrats count
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I think in a lot of ways, late night talk shows are packaged in

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one way that's denying us common culture. He pointed out back in the day,

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the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson was
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long stretch there, late night was
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now I feel like our differences are
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I mean, if you watch Colbert, we're gonna talk a lot about Trump

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voters, and the same would go
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politics aside. If you look at
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nobody ever really nailed the definitive Obama
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that was funny about Obama. So
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during George W. Bush it was
Biden's not funny. I mean, Stephen

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Colbert will put on sunglasses. That's
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jokes. Old jokes are fun,
but they're really old jokes. They're not

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really about Biden jokes, whereas former
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them capers, So there's usually something
to joke about. That's my point of

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view on that. We've only got
two days left. Its sketch fast out

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in San Francisco. Let's see what's
going on today. Three o'clock Off Book,

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the improvised musical that's sold out,
that is also a podcast, a

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fantastic podcast, also sold out.
Comedian feud open Mike Eagle, Blair Sochi.

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Let's see who else is on that
the way I know, Paul F.

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Tompkins, Shoesier Zamata, the comedians
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of the classic game show. Don't
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but you know what they're doing.
Seven o'clock The Groundlings are sold out.

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A lot of sellouts today. The
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video podcast, Mosha Casher's Subculture Vulture, An Evening in six scenes, Joid,

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Mosha and Friends for an evening of
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sections. Raves, burning man,
Sobriety, the Deaf Community, Judaism and

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stand up comedy. Six Chapter,
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on that bill, DJ Demmers.
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radar. I've been playing him on
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which is called The Weekly Comedy Thing, and new episodes every Monday. Guy

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Brainham comeals on that show. That's
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Also at eight o'clock Todd Berry pick
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artists. Nine thirty Improvised Shakespeare Groundlings
Brian Possaine, Filipino af with about ten

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comedians. That's sold out. Nine
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Blair Sochi and some other shows.
All right. If we were in San

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Francisco today three o'clock, I would
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I am a fan of that podcast. Comedian Feud seems like fun. Let's

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do off book something different. Seven
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Mosha Kasher because I want to see
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we'll skip both at Mark Marin and
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comedy festivals. If you've been listening
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Do I love Mark Marin? Yeah? Do I love Todd Barry? Yeah?

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I had it at as like what
the number one or two special last

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year? But I can stay home
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Mark Maren or an hour of Todd
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the Mosha Casher thing, I'm not
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Netflix. You know what I'm saying. So when I go to the festivals,

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I like to explore a little bit
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nine thirty, I dig Brian possayin
I'd like to go see him. John,

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you just contradicted yourself. I know. Eight hundred pound Gorilla dot Com

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reviewed some shows they were at recently. They said Dave Hill cave Man in

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a spaceship. They wrote spoilers.
When Dave Hill hit the stage, it

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became clear going and blind was the
right call. Right. I'm gonna blow

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this up for you. Spoiler spoiler
spoilers, back by fire on a projection

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screen. Dave Hill dressed in a
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shredding on guzar All within the first
sixty seconds. That tells you everything you

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need to know what you're in for. The Gorilla also saw Doug Love's movies.

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Kind of a generic review here.
He has a knack for surrounding himself

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with amazing panelists talking about all things
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And they also caught celebrity autobiography.
A group of celebrities take turns reading

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passages from autobiographies by other celebrities.
It'd be amazed and how quickly something that

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wasn't intended to be funny becomes hysterical
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Thomas Lennon was on that show,
so was Dulce Sloan and Lorae Newman.

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That's cool. Oh, I was
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I named check Laraae Newman, it
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nineteen seventy five. They have cast
the not Ready for Primetime players Corey Michael

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Smith plays Chevy Chase. You may
know Corey from Gotham, Matt Wood from

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SpongeBob SquarePants, Broadway Run is John
Belushi. Lamar and Morris from New Girl

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and Fargo plays Garrett Morris. Dylan
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Dan ackroyd Ella Hunt from Dickinson is
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is Lorae Newman See What I Did
There? And Kim Matula from La to

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Vegas is Gene Curtin. And that
is your comedy news for today, if

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you enjoy the program. By the
way, the numbers have been really good

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like the last two weeks. I
really appreciate you all. I love you

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all, except Mike and Cleveland,
who I just like as a friend.

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He knows that he understands he's at
Joe Gatto's comedy show anyway. But the

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numerus have been great, so really
appreciate that. Tell a friend about it.

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They might like it too. Let's
grow this thing together. I really

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appreciate the help there. And I'll
see you tomorrow.