April 16, 2025
Jerry Seinfeld Joins The Billionaires Club
Johnny Mac delivers the latest in comedy news, celebrating Jerry Seinfeld's addition to Forbes' Billionaire List with a net worth of $1.1 billion. He discusses similarities between the Rhino's apartment in the new 'Amazing Spider-Man' comic and Jerry...
Johnny Mac delivers the latest in comedy news, celebrating Jerry Seinfeld's addition to Forbes' Billionaire List with a net worth of $1.1 billion. He discusses similarities between the Rhino's apartment in the new 'Amazing Spider-Man' comic and Jerry Seinfeld's iconic fictional apartment. There are updates on Tim Dillon's and John Mulaney's comedy specials on Netflix, with fierce competition in the stand-up comedy scene including Ricky Gervais's 'Spirits of Comedy' contest. Michael Kosta shares insights on political comedy, and Greg Gutfeld announces a new game show, 'What Did I Miss?' Johnny also covers incidents involving comedians Jo Koy and Vir Das during their travels. The episode wraps up with highlights from the Moon Tower Comedy Festival and Johnny's thoughts on a US version of 'Last One Laughing.'
00:11 Jerry Seinfeld Joins the Billionaire Club
00:39 Marvel Comics and Spider-Man Spoilers
01:18 Tim Dillon's New Special and John Mulaney's Show
02:05 David Letterman Memorabilia Auction
03:46 Theo Von and Michael Kosta on Comedy and Politics
04:52 Greg Gutfeld's New Game Show
05:57 Ricky Gervais' Standup Competition
06:57 Sean Patton's Special and Vi Das' Air India Complaint
08:59 Jo Koy's Emergency Landing and Kill Tony on Netflix
11:00 Last One Laughing US: Casting Ideas
12:37 Moontower Comedy Festival Highlights
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Kalaroga Shark Media.
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Hey Mandam, Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. Congratulations
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to Jerry Seinfeld. He has been added to forbes annual
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Billionaire Roundup. The twenty twenty five World Billionaires list features
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more than three thousand billionaires. Two hundred and eighty eight
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of them, including Bruce Springsteen and Jerry Seinfeld, are new.
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Jerry's net worth is valued at one point one billion
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dollars by Forbes, making him the two eight hundred and
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twenty eighth richest person in the world as of April third.
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Do you read Marvel comics? Some people think that the
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Rhino is living in the New York apartment that used
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to be the residents of the sitcom character Jerry Seinfeld.
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There are some scenes in the New Amazing Spider Man
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Number one. One of them is reminiscent of Tom's restaurant
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on the corner there, although it's called something else in
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the comic, And then we see the rhinos apartment, which
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boy sure looks a lot like Jerry's place with the
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couch and the kitchen. Spoilers for Spider Man Number one,
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you weren't going to read it. The Rhino seems to
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be out of his mind. Peter Parker tracks down the
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Rhino in his East Harlem apartment for clues as to
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what is going on. I'm recording a little earlier than
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usual today. I have not yet seen any reviews of
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Tim Dillon's new special, which is odd. Did they not
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share screeners with anyone? I don't know? On Netflix tonight,
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John mulaney has David Letterman, Hannibal Urus, LeAnn Morgan, Nicky Glazer,
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and Randy Newman. As I have said in the past,
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if you spotted me David Letterman, Hannibal Buris, Nicky Glazer,
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had Randy Newman do a song and Lean Morgan's there too,
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all I would have to do is be like, so, Dave,
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what's going on? And shut up? And then Dave will
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say something and the nick he will jump in, and
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then an hour later I go all right, thanks everybody,
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good night. If this mullanie show is not good tonight,
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the Malleni Netflix experiment is never going to work. Not
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gonna have a better lineup than Letterman, Hannibal, Lean Morgan,
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Nikki Glazer, Randy Newman. Speaking of Letterman, I'm sure Mike
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from the Letterman Podcast is saving up all his money
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for an auction. Remember the time Letterman wore the Velcrow suit?
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That was on February twenty eighth, nineteen eighty four's Late
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Night with David Letterman. Dave wore a suit made out
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of velcrow, jumped on a trampoline and landed on a wall.
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It is now part of an auction called channel Surfing,
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a broadcast to binge auction. The wonderful website Late nighter
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dot com has a lot of information about this. The
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auction is selling over five hundred pieces of TV memorabilia.
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Late Nighter tells us designed by Letterman's longtime costume designer,
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Susan Humm. The auctioneer says the one of a kind
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suit was acquired from Letterman at the request of Johnny Carson.
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The item's listing tells us the Velcrow still works. Bidding
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starts at five thousand dollars Mike Chisseomost of The Letterman Podcast,
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although it's expected to fetch anywhere from twenty thousand to
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thirty thousand dollars. Some other stuff. Mike from The Letterman
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Bob Cast might want to bid on a skyscraper from
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the Late Night with David Letterman backdrop, a child sized
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Halloween costume of a McDonald's grilled chicken. Cards from various
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desk bits. Maybe you can get one of those mic
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and wardrobe worn by Paul Shaffer. And when you think
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about it, who doesn't want to wear Paul Shaffer's clothes.
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There's also some Carson stuff, including studio lights, desk props,
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a set piece from the bandstand audience seats. Some SNL
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stuff include crew garments, including a jacket owned by Joe Piscopo,
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and if you want to pick up chicks, you're gonna
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want to get that jacket, one of dan Ackroyd's conehead prosthetics.
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That's fun, one of the Killer b antennas worn by
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John Belushi. Channel Surfing a broadcast to Binge Auction May
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seven through eighth, more details on the Late Night or website.
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Fox News was listening to Theovan's podcast and they noticed
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that Theovon is behind these tariffs. Fox News writes comedio
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theovaugh Worn that not giving Trump's tariffs a try could
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be a wrap for America's economy, a quote theo as saying,
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on this comedy tour, we've probably been to the top
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two hundred cities size wise in America, maybe even more
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than that, and a lot of them there's nothing there.
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It's empty downtown, and so you start to be like,
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nothing's gonna change, There's nothing coming that's gonna make that different.
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Michael Costa was on the Last Laugh podcast and explained,
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if I just say Trump is stupid, the audience is
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gonna clap. That's not good comedy, that's not unique. We're
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not pointing out apocracy. We're not building an argument. So
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we have to be aware of that. And it could
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feel good as a comedian if you get the audience
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to clap or laugh, but that doesn't mean you're doing
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a good job at comedy. And there's a part of
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me that wonders if we're making jokes while the Titanic
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sinks while Hitler is invading Poland. There's also part of
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me that can very optimistically appreciate that the Constitution is
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two hundred and seventy years old. This is not the
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first egomaniac we've had as president. It doesn't always feel
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like they're working, but there are checks and balances. That's
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the space we're trying to live in. Send your letters
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to both Michael Costa and Theo Vaughn. Greg Gutfeld is
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going to host a game show. Sure, that's a great idea.
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It's called What Did I Miss? A new game show
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that will quiz four uninformed contestants on the events of
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Trump's term so far. According to Fox News, the contestants
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have been kept in complete isolation in upstate New York
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with no contact to the outside world since January twentieth.
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They had no phones, no internet, no TV, no social media,
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so these people just sat there reading books. The contestants
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were released on April thirteenth on What Did I Miss?
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The contestants will have to identify real and fake headlines
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presented by Greg Guttfeld for grand prize of fifty thousand
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dollars fifty thousand dollars to sit in a room and
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read books for three months, I guess. The limited series
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is three episodes, Gutfeld said in a statement. For these
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four contestants learn what really happened while they were living
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in isolation, They're gonna have to get through me first,
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Lucky them. The show is going to tape in front
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of a live studio audience and will drop on Fox
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Nation May twelfth through the fourteenth, Looking forward to that one. Huh.
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Ricky Gervaise is a vodka brand. Dutch Born has launched
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the Spirits of Comedy stand up competition in the UK.
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The Spirit of Comedy aims to unearth and promote new
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talent to a global audience. There will be multiple regional
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rounds across the UK, the grand finale scheduled for October
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first in London. Ricky Gervais said, as well as trying
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to make Dutchborn a billion dollar global brand, we thought
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we might as well try to find Britain's second greatest comic.
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I liked that quote. That's a good quote. The first
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rounds are in May and July and twenty UK towns
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and cities. A second round August. In September, highlights of
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the show will be broadcast on the dutch Born YouTube channel.
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If you want to apply, submit a short clip on
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the brand's website. The winner will receive five thousand pounds
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that's around sixty six hundred US dollars and will be
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invited to open for Ricky at London's Ovo Arena, Wembley
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on November fifteenth. Every guest attending a Spirit of Comedy
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event will be greeted with a complimentary Dutch born cocktail.
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Sean Patten's got a special out. It's on the eight
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hundred pound Gorilla YouTube channel. In number one, Seawan shares
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his experience with obsessive compulsive disorder, a mayhem filled to childhood,
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and the complex enduring connections with his family. Now, I'm
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not sure if this special is new new or new
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to the Gorilla because Sean Patten has an album called
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Number one that was released on September twelfth, twenty twenty three.
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But anyway, it's not like we're all quoting that one
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left and right, so it might as well be new.
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Verdaz not happy with Air India. He alleged that he
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got a broken table, broken leg rest and a seat
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stuck in a reclined position despite paying fifty thousand local
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currencies for the seat. I'm gonna have to have Google
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help me with this one. Let's see, fifty thousand Indian
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rupees are right now as I record five hundred and
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eighty three dollars okay, so Verdaz paid five hundred and
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eighty three dollars for his flight and he's upset it
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Air India. Daz posted on Twitter that his wife what
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a fractured foot, didn't get a wheelchair even after pre
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booking the service. Air India says, hey, the crew offer
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to assist the guest, including d planing by using the
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ambul lift assigned to the aircraft. They say the delay,
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not denial, in providing wheelchair assistance, was due to unusually
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high demand for wheelchairs and staff at the time. We
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empathize with the guests, especially giving the mobility concerned involved,
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and recognize that this experience fell short of expectations. Das
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post a Dear Air India, please reclaim your wheelchair. I'm
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a lifetime loyalist. I believe you've got the nicest cabin
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crew in the sky. This post pains me to write.
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Broken table, broken leg rest, her seat is stuck, recline
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won't strengthen fully. We're told the flight is newly refurbished.
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Two hours late, we get off in Delhi and we're
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told it's a step ladder again. Wheelchair and meet and
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greet services at airports pre booked. I asked the air
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hostesses at the front of the plane assist my wife
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while I carry four bags. Silence and a clueless look
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at each other. We step off the plane at the
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top of the ladder. I ask an Air India male
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ground staff member to help us, looks at me, shrugs
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and ignores me. Meanwhile, Joe Coy thanked the flight crew
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of an LA bound flight that made an emergency landing
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in Tokyo. The flight from the Philippines to LA was
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forced to make an emergency landing in Japan. It is
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not exactly clear why the plane was diverted. However, video
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taken by passengers shows smoke in the cabin. That would
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be a good hint. Joe Coy posted a video on
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his Instagram thanking the crew, saying the flight attendants were amazing,
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thank you for remaining comm in a situation that could
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have went south fast. Three hundred and fifty five passengers
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were on board, nobody was injured. You may recall Joe
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Cooy once hosted The Golden Cloves where he made this
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joke about Taylor Swift.
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As you know, we came on after a football doubleheader.
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The big difference between the Golden Globes and the NFL.
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On the Golden Globes, we have fewer cambra shots of Taylor.
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Swift, so this surprised me. Maybe I'm just dumb and
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misunderstood everything. I was expecting three Kiltny's on Netflix in
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a row, but no, they're apparently spread out. Kill Tony
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was just on YouTube on Monday night, not on Netflix,
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so I don't know what's going on there. The Free
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Press had a good take on the Netflix episode, saying
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the lesson of Netflix's first Kill Tony and I can't
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bring myself to watch another. One of these says O
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the Free Press was that just because you have a
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popular podcast where you could be rambling, weird and sometimes
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very funny, it doesn't mean you'll translate well to a
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different medium. I'm gonna give that same note to John
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m'laney show. Hours long podcasts have built in slack the
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listeners with you for the ride, especially on Netflix, does not.
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Every frame needs to make a case to the viewer
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not to click away. I'll jump in here. As I said,
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I think they put a ten minute barrier. Tony came
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out and introduced the band. The first comic was flat.
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At minute eleven, Shane Gillis's Trump comes out. That should
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have been the first thing that the casual Kill Tony
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sampler had been exposed to. I don't think the casuals
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got to minute eleven free press rights. The audience expects polish,
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and it's unclear, though becoming clearer, whether the comedians who
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found themselves in the mainstream are up to the challenge
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of shining up. I've been mentioning I'm obsessed with Last
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One Laughing UK on Amazon. There's only like six episodes,
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so I'm watching one a night, but I am loving
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it and it got me thinking, and I share this
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in the Facebook group Daily Comedy News Podcast Group. Feel
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encouraged to join us and join the conversation. I wondered
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what Last One Laughing US might look like. My mind
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Sigura there. Another person I thought would play well in
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that room is Sarah Silverman, because she does like to
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work dirty, and some of the stuff from Lou Sanders
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in the UK version made me imagine Sarah coming up
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a laugh. I started to think about who would be
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a good host for this. My mind went to Conan
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O'Brien would be fantastic. However, you know, at some point
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there's a budget, right, so if you put Conan on top,
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the show is really expensive to begin with. So I
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it for laugh Sarah seems like should be game. Aaron
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I think Sarah Sherman would kill She's right, Sarah Sherman
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would be perfect for that show. Aaron also suggested Mark Marin,
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A tough nut to crack roll. Another name thrown out there,
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Tracy Morgan. I think Tracy would be really good in
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the room, and you could probably get Tracy anyway. Last
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one laughing us. Somebody make this, will you. I gotta
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tell you I'm really happy with today's show, because I'll
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be honest, at one point I thought I had nothing,
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and this is coming out really well. Let's head over
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to Moontower. Many shows tonight, Morgan Jay is your headliner
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