Aug. 11, 2025
George Clooney Praises Adam Sandler, Tom Segura's Surf Fight, TJ Miller and TJ Hooker
George Clooney commends Adam Sandler's dramatic acting skills. Tom Segura recounts a physical altercation over a wave while surfing. Marc Maron discusses his podcast experience, Bill Burr talks about comedy bits online, and Matt Rife reflects on selling out Madison Square Garden. The episode shifts to various TV show updates, including the revival of 'TJ Hooker' and Chance The Rapper's upcoming album inspired by Dave Chappelle's advice. Other highlights include Jay Leno's charity efforts, Michael Rappaport's show cancellation, and new streaming specials by comedians like TJ Miller.
00:26 George Clooney on Adam Sandler's Acting
01:44 Tom Segura's Surf Fight Story
02:17 Marc Maron's Podcast Highlights
03:32 Jimmy Fallon and Other Comedians' Book Clubs
04:39 Bill Burr's Thoughts on Comedy and Politics
06:10 Matt Rife's Madison Square Garden Achievement
07:09 TJ Hooker Reboot and Chance the Rapper's Album
07:53 TJ Miller's Comedy Philosophy
11:36 Gossip Corner: Jimmy Carr and Jay Leno
14:27 Michael Rappaport's Canceled Show
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Callaroga Shock Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
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Daily Comedy News. Now George Clooney. You respect George Clooney, don't. Yeah,
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I'm often mistaken for him on the street. People will
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be like, hey, you're that guy, and I'm like, yeah,
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Daily comedyis and they're like, no, no, you're the guy
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from Er George something, and I'm like, no, no, that's
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not me. But we're often confused for each other. He
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spoke to Vanity Fair about wonderful dramatic actor Adam Sandler,
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and I respect the heck out of George Clooney because
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he speaks the truth here and I'm excited. Clooney is
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working with Sandler on a film called Jay Kelly, and
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Clooney says of Sandler's performance, this film, more than any
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film Adam has done, shows what a beautiful, heartfelt, soulful
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actor he is. So we're getting more dramatic Adam Sandler,
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which I love. I think he's one of the best.
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He's terrible at comedy. All his comedy movies are really awful.
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But dramatic actor Adam Sandler, I'm in. Clooney said it,
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kept telling the cast don't call him Sandman. Don't talk
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to him like he's just some goofy comedian. He's actually
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a really beautiful, wonderful actor. And I agree, no sarcasm.
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You've heard me say this before. Now this next paragraph.
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I'm reading the text here, and it depends on the spin.
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Stay with me, Coloney said, because of what his paycheck is,
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which is doing big goofy comedies, when he does these
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other beautiful, uncut gems kinds of movies, it reminds people
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of that. And in the phrase, I don't know where
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to put the verbal spin on it. I would read
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it as he's not just a good comedian, but I
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suspect Coloney said it he's not just a good comedian.
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But no anyway. Jake Kelly in Theater is November fourteenth,
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streaming on Netflix December fifth. From surfer dot com You're
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home for comedy news, Tom Sigora apparently was in a
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surf fight. The source for this Tom Sigora, who says
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I got into a surf fight, pretty good source. He explains.
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It was over a wave. I was going to take
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a wave and this guy was like, that's mine. I go,
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what are you talking about? I go to paddle out
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to it, and he flipped out. He pulled out a
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swim blade. He swung at me with it, scraped the
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side of my face. I hit him. I don't think
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he surfed away. He kind of floated for a minute,
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and then I left. Wife Christina was wondering if the
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guy's dead, so Gore said, I guess I didn't see
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anything in the paper. He had a switchblade in his shorts.
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Did this story happen exactly like that? I don't know.
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Mark Maron was on The Bad Friends podcast with Andrew
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Santino and Bobby Lee. Maren started talking about somebody from Austin, Texas.
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I don't know who he could have possibly meant, maybe
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some sort of podcaster, perhaps a guy that likes Mma.
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Who knows who he was even talking about, because Maren
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did not say who he was referring to, So let's
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see if we can parse Maren's words here on the
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Bad Friends podcast. Maren on his own feed last week
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dropped that appearance at the ninety second Street Y with
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Jim Gaffigan. At the time of this recording, I'm about
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halfway through it. Listen to it while walking the dog
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the other night. Maren was great and Jim is fine.
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But I've brought this up before, especially when he's hawking
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the bourbon. Jim on stage performing written material clearly funny.
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Any other environment, Jim's not that funny, and he doesn't
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even sound that much fun Listen to him with Maren.
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You can hear Maren. I think you could wake up
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at three in the morning and Maren's just funny. I'm
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not sure if you woke up Jim at three in
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the morning, he would nail it. It's fine, there's nothing
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wrong with that. It just is. And I'm observing it
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because I have a podcast. I'm in the basement. So
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we've got Jim gaffigan super cool bourbon thing, the John
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Mulaney book Club, which is even more cool. And now
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Jimmy Fallon is bringing back his book club, which is
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called Fallon book Club. They worked on that for hours
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to come up with that title. Fallon went on social
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media and posted Fallon book Club is back and I'm
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looking for your suggestions comment below hashtag Fallon book Club. Now.
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Fallon started his super cool book club back in twenty
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twenty one, so John Mulaney's is a total ripoff. Back then,
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fans voted on a final pick from a list of
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six contenders. In June, Stephen Colbert, whose show was canceled
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probably because of this, launched the Late Show book Club.
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I wouldn't get too attached to the Late Show book
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Club because I doubt CBS is going to keep that around.
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Mlanie's book club is titled Malanie Reads, which is somehow
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an even worst title. I almost had a breakdown there
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my computer. All of a sudden, it was like audio
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in put not working and the mic wasn't working. So
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I restarted the computer and then I brought this file
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back up that you're listening to now, and it was blank.
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And I was like, are you kidding me? Because I
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just did six minutes and now turn out at Bilt Burr,
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Come on, computer, you gotta work. Anyway, the file was
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still there. That's the six minutes you just heard. This
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is session two. Bill Burr was on Vulture probably two
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weeks ago now, and I'm still picking away of that.
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Such a good interview. Bert said, one of the funniest
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things ever is that so many of my bits are online,
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which is great promotion to sell tickets, but the names
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of the jokes they name them like, that's not the
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name of the joke. That's not the perspective of the joke.
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I've seen people teach comedy classes saying, you see what
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he's doing here. Bothered me at first. Then I'm just like,
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you know what, what I care? The songs I listened
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to for forty years and I thought they were about something.
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To hear the artists go like, no, wasn't. I just
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saw something. I don't know if it's true, but that
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Buffalo Springfield song that goes, stop children, what's that sound?
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Everybody thought it was about Vietnam and the band goes, no,
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it's just sort of about this little rock club in LA,
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And it's like, oh, I thought your song was about
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what I cared about the topic turn Two political candidates
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appearing on podcasts first said, I remember the first time
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I saw President go on the Tonight Show. I thought
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it was cheapening the office. They never did that. They
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used to run for office that have the debates, and
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they wouldn't even go and meet the press. But now
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I feel like everybody is a camera, so it's all
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over the place. I think the landscape of it has changed.
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All I can say is personally, I'd never do it.
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I'd never have somebody come on, who's running for president? Now?
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With my intelect I'm not going to sit there and
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be like, so, what's your foreign policy. I'd be like,
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within three minutes, dude, what's your favorite super Bowl? And
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then people watch it go I like that super Bowl too.
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I'm going to vote for that guy. It's just so
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far behind my wheelhouse. Somebody once said to me, Bill,
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you're a really smart guy, and I go, yeah, it
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is a sports bar. You put me in a sports
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bar and you want to talk to me about seventies
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and eighty sports. I'm scoring very high. He put me
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in that forum where I have to interview somebody who's
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gonna run for president, and then, as the sports bar guy,
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you're gonna say, yeah, this guy did go to summer
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school a lot. Matt Rife, you're the youngest comedian to
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sell out two nights at Madison Square Garden. Any thoughts
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Billboard was curious? Rife said, a lot of times, these
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kind of accomplishments and accolades are art to process in
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the moment because everything's been happening so fast. A lot
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of the shows at broken records and venues, and I go, oh,
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that's really cool, But not until two or three months
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later to go, wow, that happened. When you're first starting
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out on an open mic, the dream is the Garden.
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So to get to play twice sold out before the
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age of thirty, it meant everything to me. I'm so
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grateful for my fans, my team, my friends, and my
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family and everybody who's helped me get to this point.
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Right now, it feels very surreal, you know. I know
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it's trendy to hate on Matt Rife, but his special
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is funny. In every interview I read with him, he
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seems like he's a cool guy. Sorry if he looks nice,
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and that makes some people annoyed. He's got a thing
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going on. Doesn't seem like a jerk man. How would
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you grade your Garden run? He said, Oh, that's a
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tough one. To give them both an A, not a plus,
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but A. I really had a good time at those shows,
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and I felt like the audience did as well. That's
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not always the case. Sometimes I feel like the crowd
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had a good time and I didn't. For some reason,
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they're bringing back t J Hooker, remember that one the
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other William Shantner show. He was a Policeman ran from
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nineteen eighty two to nineteen eighty six. Netflix is bringing
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it back. The thought is it'll be kind of a
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goof the way twenty one. Jump Street was not sure
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why we're making that, but okay. Chance the rapper is
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finally putting out his album star Line, and he said
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he got advice from Dave Chappelle, who said to approach
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the project as representing a moment in time. Chance said
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Dave told them rap albums they're like yearbook photos. It's
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not the full story of who you are. It's just
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who you are in the moment. It's important to take
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that snapshot and put it out there so you have
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documentation of what that moment felt like. The album will
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be out August twenty second, out today early access on
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the eight hundred Pound Guerrilla. TJ. Miller is the philosophy Circus. TJ.
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Miller recently spoke to The Spokesman Review and spoke Hanne.
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He gave them the business about what they named their restaurants.
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He said, the city's like a functioning alcoholic with restaurant
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names like twenty four Taps Burgers and Brews, or Soulful
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Soups and spirits. TJ said, do you understand that looks insane?
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Anybody who doesn't live here. You don't seem to. You're
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totally okay with it. He shared a conversation he had
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with Amy Schumer. Amy asked TJ if he was working
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on a special. TJ said, I think one's coming together,
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but that's not my directive because I like improvising. He
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asked Amy if she was working on a special. She said, no,
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I'm just trying to love the time that I'm spending
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with the audience. Miller said, I thought that was wonderful.
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You're never going to see me and go, well, I
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guess I'll see all this online. Everybody's gonna even go wow,
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that was just for us. He says he wants every
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night of his current Crowd Sorcerer tour to feel like that.
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TJ says, my whole focus is trying to keep it
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light now more than ever, more importantly, I'm trying to
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have the audience walk away every single show saying, no
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one's ever going to see that. That was very, very unique.
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I understand what you mean there, but things cannot be
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very unique. They're either unique or not. Pet peeve of mine.
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We are getting long here, all right, So I'm kicking
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four stories to tomorrow. Let's talk about the trailer for
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the paper, The Office semi spinoff. People seem to like it.
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I'll be honest, I didn't make it to the end
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of it. Let me tell you about it. The paper
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is a mockumentary from Greg Daniels and Michael Korman set
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in the same universe as the US Office, which I
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guess is set in the same universe as the UK Office,
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right because we saw Ricky in the hallway. Anyway, the
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documentary crew that made the dunder Mifflin documentary now they're
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at a newspaper, a Toledo newspaper called The Truth Teller.
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I kind of hate that they called it the truth
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Teller and not like the Toledo Tribune, Toledo Sun, Toledo
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News Gazette or something. The Truth Teller just seems hacky
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to me. But okay, so I'm all Gleeson. You remember him.
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He was the cartoonish villain in the Star Wars sequels,
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not Kylo Wrenn, the other guy that worked for the Empire. Well,
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Gleason's doing an American accent as Ned Samson, who's hired
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as the struggling paper's new editor in chief. We see
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a trailer. It looks a lot like the UK office.
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it feels like the office. The co lead I forget
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her name. It's the woman who worked the desk at
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the Italian season of White Lotus. A lot of the
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jokes are coming in, at least in the trailer, coming
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from her not speaking English as well as maybe somebody
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else does. That's not my kind of humor. I don't
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hate this thing. I'm sure I will watch it, but
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I also didn't make it to the end of the trailer,
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I also don't understand what Peacock is doing with it.
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I've talked about this before. It'll premiere September fourth, with
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four episodes on Peacock Up against the Night one of NFL,
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in Brazil, and then Sunday, of course, is all NFL.
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Thursday through September twenty fifth and then we're done. So
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even if this thing is it's like, oh have you
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seen the paper, It's amazing, it'll be come and went
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in three weeks. Why would he do that? Why didn't
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