Nov. 24, 2024
Jim Gaffigan gets Hollywood Reporter Waxjob, Milhouse retires from The SImpsons
Johnny Mac discusses Pamela Hayden's retirement after 35 years of voicing characters on The Simpsons, including Milhouse, with her final episode airing tonight. He questions the future of the character and the show's renewal status. The show also...
Johnny Mac discusses Pamela Hayden's retirement after 35 years of voicing characters on The Simpsons, including Milhouse, with her final episode airing tonight. He questions the future of the character and the show's renewal status. The show also covers Hulu's rebranding of its comedy special series to 'Hulu Laughing Now,' a new Variety article about Jim Gaffigan, and James Acaster's approach to dealing with hecklers. Further, there are insights on Joe Rogan, Pete Davidson's sobriety, Ellen DeGeneres leaving the U.S., and Jason Kelsey's late-night show debut on ESPN.
00:16 "Milhouse" Retires from The Simpsons
01:27 The Future of The Simpsons
04:06 Hulu's Comedy Special Rebranding
05:24 Jim Gaffigan's Hollywood Reporter Interview
07:24 James Acaster's New Special
08:30 Johnny Mac's College Class Anecdote
09:13 Celebrity Gossip and Rumors
10:49 ESPN's New Late Night Show
11:56 Ellen and Portia Move to the UK
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Caalarokas Shark Media. Hey man, Johnny Mack with your Bailey
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Comedy News. Pretty busy one for a Sunday with a
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couple of new specials out and people doing press tours.
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But the big news today the voice of Millhouse is retiring.
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You gotta watch the Simpsons tonight. Yeah, the Simpsons is
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still on, so they say, Hamla. Hayden has voiced various characters,
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including Millhouse for thirty five years, is retiring. Hayden's final
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episode is tonight. Treasa R Presents Simpson's Wicked. This Way
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comes in Simpsons Wicked. This Way comes A tattooed man
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at a mysterious night circus transports Lisa into three strange
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stories from Ninas in nineteen fifties, the chilling retro present,
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and a brutalist future where prestige TV rules the world.
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I think I could safely say after thirty five years,
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Lisa centric episodes are the worst ones. Have you ever watched?
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The Simpsons? Has been like, oh good, it's about Lisa. Yeah?
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Have Hayden is now seventy years old and says the
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time has come for me to hang up my microphone.
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But how do I say goodbye to The Simpsons, not easily.
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It's been an honor and joyed I've worked on such
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a funny, witty and groundbreaking show and given voice to
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Millhouse and Jimbo Jones, Rod Flanders, Jeanie Malibu, Stacey and
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many others. Here's to everybody who made this terrific ride
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I've been on Possible Thanks for thirty five years. Be well, unhappy,
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my best to all ups. I'll always have a special
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place in my heart for that blue haired ten year
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old boy with glasses. It is unclear to me what
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will happen to the character of Millhouse. Will someone else's
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voice Millhouse? Will Millhouse just disappear? Who knows? The Simpsons
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is in its thirty sixth season. The show curiously has
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been yet to be renewed for season thirty seven, and
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you have to work on animation in advance, so that
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is very very interesting. Keep an eye on the Simpsons.
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Maybe they just want to drift off quietly into the night,
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which is why earlier this season we had that quote
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unquote finale, which by the way, was the first episode
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of The Simpsons I've watched in several years. I am
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not at all anti s Simpsons. I considered it myself
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a fan. I broke the habit. Back when we used DVRs.
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What would happen was football would run over and you'd
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get a recording of, you know, thirteen minutes of The
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Simpsons and seventeen minutes of Terry Bradshaw. So I broke
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the habit with the Simpsons and really never got back
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into it. I thought I would when I had Disney
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Plus for a while, and I didn't. And I don't know,
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someday at the Nursing Home, I'm gonna watch those last
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fifteen seasons of The Simpsons. We used to talk about
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the Nursing Home back gets serious. When DVDs were in
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their heyday, we would get screener copies of everything. I mean,
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you got to see my closet. If something came out
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between like two thousand and five and I don't know
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twenty twelve or so, I have it so much stuff
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would come in. It would be like, here's the complete
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box set of six Feet Under. I don't really like
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the show. Let me give it to Jeremy. I know
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he likes it. Here you go, And I remember we
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were staring at I think it was like Sanford and
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Sun season four came in, and I'm like, I don't
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know what to do with this. I'm never ever going
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to have enough time. I'm like, even if I'm at
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the nursing home. They're now now eight hundred hours of
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Star Trek. At that time, I think there were six
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Star Wars movies, and there's a lot more Star Wars now.
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We now have five Indiana Jones movies. We now have
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twenty five James Bond movies, and thirty six seasons of
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The Simpsons, not to mention you know, everything else that
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has ever come out. I could watch Gladi Eater again.
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So I would never ever ever have time to get
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to Sanford the Sun season four, So I don't even
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know what happened to it. Actually I know what happened
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to it. We used to donate a lot of things
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to I don't tell anyone. So my mom was involved
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with the veterans, and I would take all the stuff
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that was hanging around and we would, through my mom,
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send it overseas to active service members. And I remember
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at one point the General wanted to send us a
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thank you letter and I was like, no, no, no, no, no,
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don't why. I'm like, because then somebody at the company
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will ask, why are you giving all these DVDs away?
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So we just did down the download. You need to
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be thanked. Hopefully somebody over there enjoyed the hell out
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of that rocky box that we sent over. I digress.
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I thought this was interesting what you're hearing now? I
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put together on Friday afternoon and Variety had an article
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referring to Hulu's new comedy thing. You've heard me talk
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about this, but they refer to it as the Hulu
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Laughing Now brand, which will feature twelve new comedy specials.
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So I asked the question, what happened to hilarious? Up
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until yesterday? In my world Thursday, it was called hilarious Now.
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I asked this question on threads and I see friend
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of the Show Jason Zenneman from The New York Times,
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who's awesome, as you know. I asked the question, what
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happened to hilarious? I can't get anyone at Hulu to
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interact with me, Jason said. I asked an exec who
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came up with the name hilarious and still haven't gotten
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an answer. Okay, Jason's Ineiman, Friend of the Show with
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the New York Times I feel a lot better now.
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Like you know, I can almost understand the Hulu publicist
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not getting back to some idiot doing a podcast in
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his basement. Like I kind of get it. I mean
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I kind of don't because I have the right target
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audience for who you're going for, So I get I'm
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not Joe rogodw. It's the right people. But I mean,
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if you're not getting back to Jason zidhim in front
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of the show at the New York Times, come on Hulu.
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So who knows? Now it's called Hulu laughing now, I
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guess perhaps possibly, maybe it's not. You'd have to ask
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someone at Hulu, because I don't know. I said I
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was gonna do the rant again, but it's back. I'm sorry.
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I apologize at least not playing the Joe Coy bit.
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Scott Bennett Relax. Jim Gaffigan got the wax job, as
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a former coworker used to call it. From The Hollywood
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Reporter the Big Headline, Jim Gaffigan is finally invited to
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the party. He told a new version of the how
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did he get the part of Tim Wall's story? In
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this version, once Steve Martin turned it down, Me and
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some other doey Midwestern types were pitched on social media
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because casting's now done by public referendum. But I've been
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around long enough to know there are certain things you
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just can't come and pay him for. So I stood back, right,
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we've heard that version before. This seems to be new.
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Then I got an acting job in the UK this
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summer and my reps call the night before and say, hey,
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so we've been kind of telling you that you've been
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doing these estion of Tim Walls and funny messages to us.
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I hadn't. I was like, are you saying that I
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need to do some videos like that? So there I
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was in my hotel and Leeds recording my impressions. It's
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also secretive and you don't know if it's going to
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get to these people. It's a total roll the dice,
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but I knew how to do it. I mean, me
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and Tim Walls, it's not that different. He just has
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a brightness in him that I once had before I
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lived in New York or worked in the entertainment industry
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for so long. Holly Reporter, I assume yours and l
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run was always going to be over at post election.
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Jim contractually, I believe that was it, and I loved
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everything about it. As a comedian, it was like getting
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into Harvard for my graduate degree. But also I'm touring
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and there are so many people to service in that
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cold open. There were times I was like, I hope
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Tim Wallas does something strange. I can have a bigger part,
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which is a weird thing to hope for. Thhr your
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career took off when David Letterman annoyed you on his
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show What's the twenty twenty four equivalent? Jim said, it's
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so fluid. Now there's a truly democratic element to stand
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up today. It's not a total meritocracy, but there's something
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about Sebastian Maniscalco selling out six Madison Square Garden shows
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that's just undeniable. Theo Vaughn having that impact on the zeitgeist.
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You can't deny that's stuff. And Nate Brigetzi, who did
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it without podcasts? I guess, I mean Nate does have
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a podcast, but I guess when I was coming up,
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it was the Roseanne era. If you were a great comedian,
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you became a sitcom star. Tim Allen Seinfeld. But now
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stand up as an industry has just exploded. Beyond anyone's
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wildest expectations. Getting long here, and we got a holiday
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week coming up. Johnny Mack's gonna save the rest of
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that article for a rainy day, and it's going to
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rain this week. Vulture did a long piece with James Acaster.
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I know a lot of the Vulture stuff is behind
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a paywall, but ye might want to read the comments
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in the Facebook group Daily Comedy News podcast group Nudge Nudge,
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Wink Winks say no more. Know what I mean? Know
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what I mean? A caster said, the main thing with
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this show was if I don't deal with the issue
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that's making me so unhappy at work, I'm not gonna
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be able to do any show after this. What I
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wanted from it is what enabled me to just be
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a comedian again. Vulter said the premise of your new
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specials he can't get mad at people for heckling, and
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practice and creating that rule keep you from getting angry internally.
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James said there were definitely people heckling. He would still
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be jerks, but the aim was I wouldn't get annoyed
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anymore because none of us can go. I'm gonna make
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sure I'll never get annoyed at work again, but not
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crossing the line. If getting annoyed at them was really
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important to me. And that's not saying no comic should
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do that. I just don't think it seats my persona
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or my show. There were a few heckles where I'd
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be like, no, it's quite an obnoxious heckle. What I
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found was if I don't get annoyed at those people
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out loud, the audience nine times out of ten will
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do it for me. I'm gonna edit on the fly
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here is gonna tell you some more about Adam Ray.
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But like I just said about Jim, it's gonna rain
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this week. Save it for a rainy day. I was
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teaching my college class on Thursday, and I almost quit
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the class and quit doing a comedy podcast and just
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decided to go live in a cave. I was telling
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the students about the Jay Leno incident and one of
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the college students said, who's Jay Leno? And I was like,
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oh my god, like, you just saw me turn into
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an old person on the fly there, I'm like, and
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he saw me reacting. He goes, I'm twenty, I don't know.
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And I qualified Jay Lenno as he's the guy who
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hosted the Tonight Show before Jimmy Fallon. I know there's
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an asterisk next to that, and I didn't want to
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get into all that, but yep, he's the guy who
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hosted the Tonight show before Jimmy Fallon. Do you feel old?
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You feel old right now, don't you. Joy Behar said
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people like the view because they tell the truth, unlike
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Dragon Believer Joe Rogan. Apparently Joe did a show where
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they talked about the possibility of dragons being real. Rogan
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loved Peihar's comment and said, that's my new official ex
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description And I looked, if you go to at Joe Rogan,
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his description is dragon Believer. Love it. On Gossip Corner,
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remember I told you the British papers were starting a
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rumor about Pete Davidson. Well, Maria Georgia says not true.
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She posted on Instagram to clear up some speculation that
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she had dated Pete Davidson. She wrote, never dated Pete.
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False rumor. I'm friends with his sister. Case closed. Then
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in a second post, she said, Pete Davidson is not
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in rehab and has been sober for months. Can't believe
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that this stuff. It's very insulting to his recovery and
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my mental health. He's literally home. All right, you listen
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to me. I feel like the fawns here. I'm gonna
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say something I never say. Listen to me. This is
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very important because I'm an honest person with you. I
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was wrong. I know right, Johnny Mack was wrong. I
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was wrong. I apologize to the people that Have I
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Got News for You. I had predicted it would end
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after the election. I was wrong. It has been picked
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up for a second season. Amyan Tellis is Executive vice
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president of Talent, CNN Originals and Creative Development. In a statement,
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she said, for its inaugural season, Have I Got News
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for You has been a welcome and lively extension of
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the CNN brand, and our viewers continue to show enthusiasm
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for comic relief on Saturday nights. I like everyone associated
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with the show. I'm happy for them. I was wrong.
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Jason Kelsey. And here's where I'm gonna make another prediction.
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You should light the money on fire instead. All right,
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let's see how that one ages. This is going to
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be called They call it Late Night with Jason Kelcey.
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night and you wait another sixty one minutes. I think
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ESPN Plus and on the ESPN and Jason kelce YouTube channels.
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