Jerry Seinfeld sold his Porsche, Conan O'Brien visits Ireland, Trevor Noah loves Paris

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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, Johnnie
Mack with your daily comedy news. Quick

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note, I may possibly on Tuesday
put the episode out a little bit later

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so I can talk about the Emmys
at the beginning. If I do that,

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it'll be out probably by eight am
Eastern. Usually it comes out of

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three am Eastern. The Emmys are
tonight. Anthony Anderson is your host.

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Comedy Wise, the nominees for Actor
in a Comedy Series are Bill Hayter for

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Barry, Jason Siegel for Shrinking,
Martin Short Only Murders, Sadeikas, Ted

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Lasso, Jeremy Allen White, The
Bear. Everybody seems to be on a

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bear kick hm. Is it the
Year of the Bear? Or will they

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give Hayter really deserves it, though, We'll see Actress in a Comedy Series

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Christina Applegate, Dead to Me,
Rachel Brosnahan, Missus Masel, Quinta Brunson,

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Abbott, Natasha Leone, Poker Faced, Jenna Ortega Wednesday, Quinta Brunson

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will probably win that one. Is
My guest and talk series Trevor Kimmel,

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Seth Colbert on Stewart and Yes,
It's The Daily Show with Trevor nominated.

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Didn't he leave like in January?
Last? When did he leave? Trevor

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left in December of twenty twenty two. These are the twenty twenty three Emmys

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The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.
Please give it to that so it can

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be completely absurd. Nominees for Outstanding
Comedy Series Abbot, Elementary, Barry The

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Bear, Jury Duty, Missus Masel, Murders Lasso Wednesday. Hmmm, Abbit's

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gonna win that one. From Car
scoops Your Home for Comedy News, Jerry

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Seinfeld sold his car for one hundred
and sixty four thousand dollars. Jerry only

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revealed that he owned the car the
day before the auction ended. This is

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the nineteen ninety six portion nine to
eleven that Jerry Seinfeld drove to his show,

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twenty six thousand miles on it for
a nineteen ninety six car. That's

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impressive. Nowhere on the auction page
was it listed that the car belonged to

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Jerry, a decision that he implied
was intentional, but apparently Jerry went on

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Spike's Car Radio podcast and said,
this is the car that I would drive

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to work when I was doing the
series in the nineties. So if you're

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a fan of the show and you
want portion memorabilia for the show, this

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would be the piece. Spike's Car
Radio is a show. Let me see,

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Oh, Spike is gonna be I'm
typing as I talk. Spike's gonna

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be Spike Fernst, then his friend
Yep. Spike firston Cars, Coffee and

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Comedy, hosted by comedian and automotive
enthusiast Spike Ferriston and featuring Jerry Seinfeld and

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some others. Let's see. The
Jerry episode came out a few days ago.

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Reggie Watts was on in January.
It's three hundred and forty episodes of

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this. All right, I'm gonna
check this out. Spike's Car Radio is

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the name of that one. Jerry
explains that after buying the car new,

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he drove it to the set of
Seinfeld every day from ninety six to ninety

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eight. Those were the show's final
three seasons. Jerry added at the target

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Top, which was frequently cited as
the source of issues by owners, presented

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no problems for him in his time
with the car. The only concernive notice

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that the front fenders and the fuel
door show evidence of paintwork. It's unclear

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why Jerry sold that car. He
said he sold seven cars last year and

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he teased that'll be selling five cars
this year. Hmmm, looks like Conan

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O'Brien is finally filming that travel show
for Max HBO Max Max Max Hbo Hbohbo

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Max. Conan was in Ireland visiting
where his great grandfather lived before great granddad

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emigrated in the late eighteen seventies.
Conan shared some video and let's listen,

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this is pretty cool. I'm just
outside the town of Galbali and this is

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where my great grandfather, Thomas O'Brien
lived. This was actually his view and

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he left his peace of land,
came to America with Central Massachusetts and all

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the rest is a disaster, but
anyway, cool to be back. Speaking

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of traveling, Trevor Noah caught up
with Sean Traveler. He said he was

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really excited about Paris. I'd spent
my whole life wanting to go to Paris

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and finally went for the first time
a few years ago. I've been dying

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to go back and do shows since, and I've always want to do comedy

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Japan, so that was on my
bucket list as well, right now and

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selfishly traveling back to the places I
enjoy. I'll travel anyway just to go

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and have one of my favorite dishes, see one of my favorite sites,

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or hanging out with some of my
favorite people. Seeing Traveler was curious how

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he adapts his work for different audiences, like a joke that works in Tokyo

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might not work in London. Dreffor
said, to be honest with you,

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that's the joy and curse of doing
stand up all over the world. I

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think a lot of my audiences have
come to know me as a comedian who

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caters the show to them when I
visit. So if you see my show

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in London, then you see my
show in Scotland. It's completely different.

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There may be a few things that
overlap, but I really try and cater

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to the place I'm in. It's
hard. I try, and I do

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my best to understand all the cultural
nuances. But comedy is all about context,

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and if you don't have the context, you might find the joke doesn't

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go the way you want to.
It's a tightrope walk and I think that's

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what makes stand up comedy fun.
Live audiences understand that travel always makes me

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aware that there's no one way to
be There's no one correct answer to every

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problem in life. You go from
one country to the next, and people

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drive on the other side of the
road, and they're traveling on the other

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side of the car. They're eating
their meals at different times, in different

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orders. They speak to each other
in different tones and different ways. Traveling

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is a wonderful way to realize even
though you've been brought up thinking there's one

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way to do things, there are
actually many other ways that are just as

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valid. Jenny Slat has a new
stand up special coming out in February.

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It is called Season Professional. You'll
find it on Prime Video with the New

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Hour. Jenny Slat hopes to prove
that being brave for love is worth it,

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even when it comes to pushing out
a baby, stalking your therapist,

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or comedy rule of three, trusting
your partner to not destroy you. There

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is a clip available, but she
swears a lot and I couldn't make it

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work enough to cut up the whole
thing, so I won't do that.

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Paul Sheer has a new book.
It is called Joyful Recollections of Trauma.

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It's about quote Paul's often shocking,
admittedly messed up childhood and how the experiences

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of his youth have reverberated throughout his
life. Paul has always been unafraid to

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go there to play naive, cringeworthy
characters and viewing them with a disarming charm

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in humanity that during openness is on
display in the pages of this memoir.

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Nothing's off limits, from reckoning with
his stepfather's alcoholism, finding self acceptance,

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to becoming a good father himself.
Dennis Miller has a new gig for Fox

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Nation. He'll be the host of
The Infomercials That Solda, a nostalgic and

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poignant look back at the years when
infomercials ruled late night TV, featuring interviews

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with the colorful characters who made these
ads so entertaining. Dennis says, I'm

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very proud to be part of this
project. It's easy to dismiss the Willie

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Lowmans who hawk products on late night
TV is nothing more than easy punch lines,

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but the infomercials that sold us shows
the humanity of these pitch people came

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from nothing, norm with self belief
and perhaps a fine mop made themselves wealthy

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and famous. It's the ultimate American
success story. Three episodes. Ester Pivitsky

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will star in a new comedy film
called drug Store June. The log line

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after the pharmacy in her small town
is robbed, a girl who still lives

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at home with her parents takes matters
into her own hands to solve the crime.

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Well at the same time trying to
get over ex boyfriend become more of

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an adult. Why are mentioning this? Johnny Mack while Esther's a comedian,

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so our co stars Bobby Lee,
Matt Walsh, Christina p and Al Madrigal

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Okay, Bill Burn Al Matricol are
the executive producers on this. And I

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saw a note in an interview with
pe Corielli with The Independent Rhode Island.

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Pete mentioned I'm going to be heading
out on a tour with Sebastian Menascalco as

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well in twenty twenty four, and
we've been talking about doing a bit of

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a reality show on our own based
on being out in the road. Interesting.

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That would be cool. Piete's a
good guy. Worked with him for

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seventy eight years Natural Comedy News for
Today. Like I mentioned, I may

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or may not put out Tuesday's episode
a few hours later, but I will

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be here see you tomorrow,