Sept. 11, 2025
Jim Gaffigan’s bourbon obsession, Nate Bargatze’s therapy confessions, Patton Oswalt angers Trekkies and is The Paper BAD?
Jim Gaffigan goes full bourbon nerd at Louisville’s Bourbon & Beyond festival and preps a whiskey-themed special. Nate Bargatze opens up about therapy and fame. Patton Oswalt plays a Vulcan despite never watching all of TOS, sheesh. Plus: Jordan Jensen backlash, Oscar Nunez gets political, Rainn Wilson evacuates (again), Liz Miele drops a new special, and the San Francisco Comedy Competition kicks off.
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
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daily comedy news. If you are in Kentucky, you're excited.
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It's bourbon and beyond. Attendees can enjoy bourbon tastings, culinary demonstrations,
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and interactions with celebrity guests like Jim Gaffigan. Oh yeah,
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this is a whole thing in Louisville today through the
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fourteenth not just Jim Gaffigan, but the lumineers who I'm
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a big fan of fish, not actual fish, you know,
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the Jam band, those guys. Terry Bradshaw's gonna be there
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talking family cooking with no G. I didn't drop the
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G there. That's not the Queen's accent. That's Terry Bradshaw's
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family cooking. Jim Gaffigan told The Courier Journal, I've been
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completely sucked into the bourbon world. There's something almost mystical
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about my affinity for bourbon, which goes beyond the taste.
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It's also the history and the culture that fascinates me.
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Jim describes himself as a former beer guide turned bourbon
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NERD talked about his friend Stu. They were friends in
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college and since we're both in the entertainment industry. We've
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stayed in touch. I've been approaching a couple of times
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about doing a celebrity spirit, but I was worried about
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the quality, so I called Stu because I knew he
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was from Louisville. That makes sense, Jim. Besides the taste,
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I love the history and culture of bourbon. I discovered
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this whole nerdy bourbon world, and the more exposure I
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can get, the more I enjoy it. Jim says, wife
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Jeanie is happy he's doing this as a hobby. He jokes,
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She's happy that I'm obsessing about bourbon rather than having
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an affair. My bourbon obsession is a productive use of
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my time. Well, Jim will be at the festival on
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Sunday at four to ten on the really cool Fork
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and Flask stage. Then in October, Jim is recording Jim
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Gaffigan a Bourbon set, four separate shows that will include
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content based on his observations of bourbon culture. They're going
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to cut those together and make a special out of it. Apparently,
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something called the Kentucky Entertainment Incentive Program is helping fund
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all that. Your tax dollars at work. I guess because
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I googled Kentucky Entertainment Incentive Program and they've got a
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dot gov email address. The purpose of the KI program
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is to encourage the film and entertainment industry to choose
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locations in the Commonwealth for the filming and production of
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entertainment productions. Hey guys, I'll sell out. I'll do my
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podcast from Kentucky. Invite me down. I like money, Gaffigan said.
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My shows at the Kentucky Center are going to be
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a love letter to American whiskey. It's all a labor
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of love because learning more about bourbon is something I
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really enjoy. I hope others will enjoy the shows, but
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if not, I've really enjoy developing the material. Well, if
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you enjoy it so much and it's a labor of love,
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why don't you turn down the tax dollars. I'm just
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asking a question. Maybe there's a reason why you don't
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just asking It's not like your easin. Sorry, all right,
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there's more stuff. Sunday one thirty pm. Jim is doing
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Listen to this. This is really cool. He's at the Kruger.
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He's doing a bottle signing and a meet and greet
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at the Kruger Supermarket. So what can you do at
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this thing? You can purchase a bottle of father Time
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Bourbon while supplies last, they point out, and have it
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signed by Jim Gaffigan, and plus snap a photo together
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to remember the moment. Boy, that sounds cool. He's at
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the Kruger on twelve five oh one Shelbyville Road, you
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know the one, then at four to ten on the
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really cool FOURK and Flask stage. Told you about that already,
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And he's got some more events coming up in October.
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Very exciting, seems. Triple H let the cat out of
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the bag. He was on the Pat McAfee show. They
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were curious why Triple H wasn't at a recent WWE event.
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HHH said, to be honest, I wasn't there. I haven't
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had a chance to watch the show yet. I did
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kill Tony last night. Oh shoot, I'm not supposed to
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say that. I forgot. It was a secret that I'm
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on there until Monday. It was fun, So I guess
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that means he's on the Monday kill Tony. We'll find out.
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The Hollywood Reporter did one of those big cover stories
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about Nabrigazzy. Now trust me, on my resume. I know
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about how these things get made for my time at
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Series XM, because this was like the holy grail of
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publicity in the certain offices in the building. This isn't
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somebody waking up out of bed and going, you know,
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I think I gott write a story about n Abrigazzy. No, no, no,
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this was like the full on agency involved, PR team involved.
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Now the timing makes sense because Nate is hosting the
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Emmys on Sunday, but this was a big deal and
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I'm not sure this is the best look for Nate,
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and I think even he is aware of it. I'll
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have some thoughts on a comedy stock market tomorrow, but
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I just I don't know Nate. I don't know. I
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don't know. I mean, Nate's gonna have an awesome weekend,
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but I don't know. Lacey Rose writes in The Hollywod Reporter.
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I noticed Nate Bergetzi's car before I notice him. The
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burnt orange Portia has just pulled up to the bustling
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Nashville restaurant where we've agreed to meet, and the valet
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is signaling for Bagetzi to park out front. Once he's
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made his way inside. He'll tell me that his primo
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spot is a perk of driving a stick shift. What
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he won't say, and what he'd hate having to read here,
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is that it's also a perk of being the most
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successful touring comedian in the world. At this stage, he
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could afford a whole fleet of them without noticing a
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dent Inis bank account. But there's also a genuine discomfort
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that comes with the spoils of success. Nate says, I'm grist.
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I hesitate to even talk about it because I don't
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want anyone to think that I'm better than them. Lacey
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writes on The Hollywood Reporter, and Brigetzi has spent a
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fair share of his time lately grappling with concerns like
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this one in therapy, which is another thing that he's
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embarrassed about. He's terrified it'll come off as some out
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of touch elitist and not the comfortably relatable Oafish dad
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that's earned him legions of fans. But he's just come
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from his therapist office and he ate a good session
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and maybe a breakthrough, And once he starts talking about it,
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he can't seem to stop skipping ahead. In his high
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school yearbook, students were asked what they thought they'd be
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doing in ten years. His response performing against Zani's That's
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the Big Club in national there, Nate says, I think
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it used to feel stupid for me to want to
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dream this big. I thought this tidbit was interesting. Even
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after his twenty twenty one Netflix special The Greatest Average
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American got a Grammy nomination. Netflix is said to have
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encouraged Nates to explore other distributors for his next special.
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He went with Amazon. Netflix came around with a bigger offer,
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but he took Amazon instead. He was hurt, not surprised.
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Nate said, it wasn't that I wasn't doing well, but
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everybody started getting a little opinionated and was like, man,
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they're getting all this industry love and they're the coolest thing.
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And when I'd get off stage, people would be like, Oh,
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he's the funniest, but I wasn't getting any of that,
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and it was really frustrating. Patt and Oswald too, I'm
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a fan of but I'm mad at him because he's
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part of the people ruining Star Trek. He recently played
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Dug the Vulcan. Do you want to hear what it
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sounds like me throwing something across the room. Have me
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watch that episode. And then he goes on Star trek
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dot com and the question what was your relationship with
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Star Trek Here I'll go first, Are you kidding me?
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I started watching tv WPIX Channel eleven, New York City.
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They showed it six nights a week at six o'clock
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Monday to Saturday. Watched it seventy nine episodes, watch them
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over and over. As a kid, I figured out, oh,
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season one has these credit, Season two has these credit.
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Season three has the blue credits. Season two the Enterprise
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flish from the side season when the Enterprise comes out
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of the middle. I watched this thing and I'm memorized.
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But Patton Oswald to play Doug the Vulcan said, I
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was born in sixty nine, so it was always the
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thing in the background. I never sat down and watched
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the entire YA series from start to finish. Some people did,
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but it wasn't a big part of my life. What
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you're like, the guy doing nerd comedy and you've never
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watched Star Trek tos and you're playing Dug the Vulcan.
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Patton says, I remember really really loving the movies and
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certain episodes of the Next Generation it was the best
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of both worlds and other episodes that really just had
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amazing writing and directing. So there's been that level of awareness,
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but it wasn't a realm that I completely was into
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from the get go. He talked about playing Dug the Vulcan.
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He said, everything was in the script. In true Star
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Trek fashion, They're going to leave it open an interpretation.
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What was their background, how did they meet, how did
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they sustain this relationship. I'm going to leave that up
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to the viewers. It's more fun that way, as you're
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playing Doug with the vulcan ears and makeup. He said,
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it was incredible. I'm in the chair. I'm doing what
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Leonard Nimoy has done, what Christy Ally did, what all
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these greats did. I'm not sure how many greats played vulcans.
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I digress. It's almost like it's part of the Hollywood process,
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and they really have it down with science. I thought
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it was going to take hours. They're actually very, very
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good at getting vulcan ears on very quickly. It's not
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like it was in the sixties and seventies. Patton said,
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I did want to add lib they wrote my character
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very precisely. He's a vulcan. He's not going to do
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ad lib things or have emotional reactions to anything. I
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love that part of it. This is someone who very
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boldly states what he thinks and feels, and I was
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happy to stick to that. I was interested where Spock
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realizes and comes to terms and accepts the fact that
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he's an outsider and no matter where he is, he's
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an outsider among all those humans, different species. Then when
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his crew turned vulcan, Oh god, this show he's an
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outsider among them as well, because he's half fulcan, half human.
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When he ends up embracing his uniqueness, The unspoken thing
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about Doug is Doug loves the fact that Spock's so unique.
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You can't be so unique. You're either unique or not unique.
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That's what you really want, a friend, someone that actually
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likes the fact that you're different than anyone else. Are
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you guys still here? See I've told you on and
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off over the years. I'm very passionate about Star Trek.
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You heard the rage come out there, but you know,
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ostensibly that was a story about comedian Patton Oswald, So
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thank you for the indulgence there. Spinal tap is out tomorrow.
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They have done amazing amounts of press in character Nigel's
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it's no spoke to Guitar World, we learned. Nigel for
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the last fifteen years has been living on the border
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of Scotland. I've got a cheese shop there and we
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work together with his partner Mora. He still plays music,
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mostly with locals in the nearby pub and says, but
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it's not for the public to hear. Well, it could happen,
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but as it so happens, it's not. It's just for me.
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He makes cheese. He was asked if the pub sells
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any of his cheeses. He says pubs aren't really known
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for their cheese, now are they. If you know what
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a pub is, it's mostly people drinking side or a
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port or some sort of ale or lagger. All right,
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here is a shocking development. I actually watched a comedy special. Yeah.
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My wife was like, oh, I'll watch the paper with you.
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I'll be down in like twenty minutes, so I had
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to kill some time. I watched the entire Apple iPhone presentation,
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which was forty minutes long. She still wasn't there, so
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I'm like, all right, let me see what's on Netflix,
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and they stuck Jordan Jensen Special in front of me,
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and I hit play and I lasted one minute seven seconds.
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I think the material might have been okay, but Jordan,
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are you listening? Jordan and your people, are you guys listening?
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Stop adding fake laughter. I mean it's like, hello, Halla.
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I could not with this special. It actually made me angry,
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and I posted about it in the Facebook group, which
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is Daily Comedy News podcast group, and then one of
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the regulars over there, Dylan, made me laugh. I'm still
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laughing at this line. He wrote, this is the one
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you watch the day it comes out. He's so right,
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because I never watched them today they come out because
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I'm always doing something else. But yep, I watched Jordan
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Jensen minute seven. I don't know if it's good or bad,
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but the laugh track is unacceptable. So I did not
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give it a thumbs down in the Netflix algorithm. That's
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how angry Jordan Jensen's special made me. Apparently she went
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on Stoby's World podcast and people are upset about that.
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these words her erratic behavior on the most recent episode
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Jensen's unteenth appearance on the show, made a point to
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mention that her next stop on the podcast press tour
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would be on The Joe Rogan Experience. Interesting, they say,
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the conversation steered towards her hot takes on such rogan
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