Oct. 18, 2024
Jim Jefferies doesn't hate women
Johnny Mac covers Jim Jeffries' stance on misogyny and a controversial joke in his 2016 special, Maria Bamford's new graphic novel about her dogs, Sarah Silverman's reflections on her early career and controversial past, Kevin Nealon's comedic...
Johnny Mac covers Jim Jeffries' stance on misogyny and a controversial joke in his 2016 special, Maria Bamford's new graphic novel about her dogs, Sarah Silverman's reflections on her early career and controversial past, Kevin Nealon's comedic delivery, Langston Kerman's start in comedy and his podcast on black conspiracy theories, Matt Berry's acting journey leading to Toast of London, and Youngmi Meyer's comedy career and advice.
00:00 Introduction and Jim Jeffries' Controversial Humor
01:08 Jim Jeffries on Misogyny and Personal Struggles
01:40 Regrets and Reflections: Jim Jeffries' Apology
02:10 Maria Bamford's Heartfelt Graphic Novel
02:50 Sarah Silverman on Growth and Controversy
03:56 Kevin Nealon's Unique Comedy Style
04:25 Langston Kerman's Journey to Comedy
05:52 Matt Berry's Acting and Comedy Career
07:52 Youngmi Meyer's Comedy Insights
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Caalarogus, Shark Media Boom. Johnny Mack with your Daily Comedy News.
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Jim Jeffries rejects the suggestion that he hates women. Jim says,
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I don't believe I'm a misogynist. No, but that's you know,
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that's probably what a misogynist would say. I'd rather this
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be part of an interview. This was with Rolling Stone Australia,
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New Zealand, when people could actually hear me talk then
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read what I'm saying, or have some idiot in a
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basement recording a podcast read the words from a transcript
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from what Jim actually said. Why would we do that?
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That's dumb, Jim says, But look, you never watched a
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female comic go on stage about some guy they had
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sex with, who had a little member who didn't make
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them finish. I've cleaned that sentence up three times and thought,
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how dare she? Right now? If I were to make
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a joke about some women's general tillia being too large
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and me not finishing, I'm the worst man in the world.
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Right There's no difference between those two jokes. There just isn't.
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But do you believe that that woman when she makes
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the joke hates men. No, you don't think that she
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hates men like you know, I don't. Women are half
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the population. I'm gonna make jokes about them. I do
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self deprecating comedy all the time where I make jokes
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about myself. Oh, I guess you could make an argument
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that I hate myself. He discusses his mother. She was
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a hard person to grow up with. She was physically
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very abusive and verbally a very abusive person. So sometimes
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I imagine I've had a chip on my shoulder about women,
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and it's probably been unfair for much of my life
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because my abuser was a three hundred pound woman growing up,
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you know what I mean. So that's where this might
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come from. Now, if you were here a female comic
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in an interview say their father was abusive and belittled
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them and was physically abusive and all this type of stuff,
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and then they said something about how men are, you
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wouldn't begrudge them. You can see where that's coming from.
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But for some reason, there's no gray are with this
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that you can't see where I'm coming from? Or why
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is this the one subject where you don't know that
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I'm joking? Jim are there any jokes you do regret,
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he says. One in his twenty sixteen Netflix special Freedom,
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he took aim at Jenny McCarthy and her son, Prison
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made a joke about whether or not the son was
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autistic or just Jenny McCarthy's son. Jim says, I was
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more doing it because she was an anti vax person
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and I thought which she was doing is very detrimental
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to the world, and I felt like she was a
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person who was more of a hindrance on the planet
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than anything. So I made a joke about her child
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as a parent. Now I'm deeply sorry I did that.
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I shouldn't have done that. Maria Bamford has a book out.
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She and her husband, the artist Scott Marvel Cassidy, have
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collaborated on Hodge Book and Laser Eyes, a graphic novel.
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It describes their relationship from the perspective of their dogs.
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Maria Bamford told The Express News, it's a beautiful sort
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of a memorial to all the dogs that we've had
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over the course of our relationship and how they supported us.
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Max was a marine and then he got into private
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detective work and that's why he did the perimeter of
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whatever room he was in. He'd go around the perimeter
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and make sure everything was safe. Then there were Arnold
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and Betty. They were a bonded bear and they were
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just completely in love with each other. Maria says they've
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typically taken in older dogs, even though it's a setup
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for heartbreak. She says, you know they're going to pass away,
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But I prefer an older dog because I think that's
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what I am. I like to sit down, I like
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to eat. Sarah Silverman spoke to NPR about her early career.
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You may recall it Sarah did blackface at some point.
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Sarah said, I think early on there was more character
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in her early work and certainly was purposely racist and
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all the ists because the character was an ignorant, arrogant person,
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and I felt like the truth would come through that,
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and at the time it worked. I can't imagine a
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level of ways in which that special does not hold
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up now. I think it would be hard to find
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any clip that works. It's very hardcore and it does
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not hold up in today's world. But that's also what
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art is. You know, you watch it in two thousand
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and five, and it's a very different show than when
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you watch it in twenty twenty four because you've changed,
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because the world has changed around us. I'm absolutely not
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proud of a lot of things in it looking back
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at it today, but I accept that that's what it
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is to be an artist who's been around a long
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time without the leeway of changing and growing. We're just
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defined by our singular moments. The world was bigger and
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it was way more ignorant. It's funny because the character
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was this ignorant character that I could point to and go,
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she doesn't understand, she says all these horrible things, but
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it's okay because it's a character. And then really, I'm
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super liberal blah blah blah. And then the irony was
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that the real meat behind that was ignorant. But I
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have to accept that because that's me. And in order
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to grow, you have to accept that you can grow
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and change me different than you were, and not to
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find yourself by your most ignorant moments. Kevin neil And
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spoke to the Union about explaining his comedic delivery, and
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he said, it's kind of like describing how you look.
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From what I hear, people would say that my stand
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up is very absurd, and a lot of misdirection, and
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I did to friends, tell me my comedy kind of
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sneaks up on you. When I'm onto the next little
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hunk I'm talking about. The laughter is just coming to them.
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It's very conversational. You know what makes me laugh? Or children?
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Children are so naive and they do things that are
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just funny. I also like to go on the Daily
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Dose on the Internet and they have videos of animals
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or kids or anything. It's really funny. My laughter comes
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from normal people doing silly things. Chicago Sun Times caught
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up with Langston Kerman. He graduated during the Great Recession
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and said, I ended up moving back to my mom's basement,
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which I vowed I would never do length since now
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thirty seven, it all felt dark to me. It was
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so antithetical to what I had envisioned in my head.
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I went to school, I got could grades and follow
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the rules, and now I'm back in this life I
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didn't want. He decided to take a risk and pursue
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a dream. He signed up to do a comedy set
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at an open mic at Doc Ryan's. I went up
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there and I bomb for five minutes. But it was
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the great kind of bomb that a sick person like
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me can somehow translate as you should go do this again.
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She keep trying. So every week I'd go up to
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that open mic and bomb, and every week I felt
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a little bit better about the idea of pursuing this.
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He has a podcast called My Mamma Told Me, which
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showcases black conspiracy theories. For example, did Bill Cosby attempt
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to buy NBC? Does the Black Illuminati exist? Or aircraft
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chemtrails infecting the public with chemical or biological agents. Kerman says,
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we take a lot of pride in either of us
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being scared of any conversation. I think conspiracy theory is
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so important. I don't mean that we should all be
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conspiracy theorists, but I do think the conspiracy theory is
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sort of like the adult version of imagining and whimsy.
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It's fascinating me to unpack where these ideas come from.
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It is netflix special. He relays a time when a
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student made fun of his poetry, and Kerman said, I
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deeply resent that child. She's not a child anymore as
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a grown person. Should I ever come across her, I
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got smoke for her. Felippia Sparza said, I had great
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advice one time from Paul Rodriguez because I was worried,
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how is my comedy going to cross over? How's it
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going to transcend to other cultures, to other nationalities, And
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he told me don't worry about any of that. If
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you're funny, the audience will cross over to you. It's
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not your job to cross over to them. Deadline caught
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up with Matt Berry. Matt, what were you doing before
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you were an actor? Berry says, I was in the
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London Dungeon. That The London Dungeon is a lunch in
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tourist attraction. It's across between a museum and a live
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performance kind of thing. During the course of the day,
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you'd be Jack the ripper in the morning, and then
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you'd be a judge in the afternoon, and it's hired.
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You'd be doing something like twenty or thirty shows a
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day and I loved it. It was fantastic fun, but the
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money was horrendous, so I'd do gigs in the evening.
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And that's how Dark Place happened. I was doing a
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gig and Matt Holness and Richard Aoide come up to
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me and said, we're doing a TV version of their
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friend show Dark Place, and would like you to play
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the Spanish doctor. In my head, I was like, well,
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you're taking a risk there. Because I've never done any
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TV or any company before. I haven't got a clue.
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But obviously I didn't say that to them. I was like, yes, yes, fine,
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because I had nothing to lose and absolutely nothing going
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on at that point, so it was all to play for.
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I just said yes to everything and turned up to rehearsal,
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and I really enjoyed it. I didn't think i'd work
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after Dark Place. I didn't even know whether they would
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show the whole series, and I wasn't convinced it was
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actually going to air until the first night when it did,
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and no one believed I was going to be on TV.
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I told people, including my family, said I'm going to
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be on TV next month. It wasn't until the adverts
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came on. I was in one of those adverts that
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everybody realized it wasn't full of stuff. Deadline asked about
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the origin of Toast of Lunch and which is a
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fantastic show if you've never seen it, Barry said, I've
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always wanted to do it because I've been doing voiceovers
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for years and years with older actors seeing how they
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behave just finding it very, very funny. I knew there
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was something there, so I wrote all ideas for it,
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his name and everything, and then spoke to Arthur Matthews.
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Because I wasn't successful enough for anyone to say, yeah,
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he's written this, let's make it a series. I needed
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help in the form of Arthur. And Arthur's still the
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best of what he does. The character Toast. He's pompous
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and he thinks that better things should be happening to him.
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There's a never ending supply of things you can do
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to put him back in his place each time. But
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it's just fantastic to play because it's not set in
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any particular time and as a foot in the seventies
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and in the modern day, so we're not limited to
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what we can do. A bit like Shadows, those characters
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are in their own world and they can do anything.
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Will there'd be more, he said, Well, I did Toast
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of tinsel Down the fourth series where he went to Hollywood,
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and if you've seen that, you'll know what happened to
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him at the end. I don't know. I'm happy with it.
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I did everything with it that I wanted to do.
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Vulture as their list of the comedians you should know
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and will know. One of those comedians is young Me Meyer.
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Young Me, if you were immortalized as a cartoon character,
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what we were outfit be? She said, I already wear a
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cartoon character outfit aka the same outfit every day, hot
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pink tennis skirt, mesh crop top, pink bra. It's giving
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dumb bitch cartoon character that f's up everything and think
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she's the main character. And she sort of is, but
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in a villain adjacent way. Vibes worst show ever. Once
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upstate New York. I had to get a ride with
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the other comedians in the lineup. We got there and
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the show took place in a fluorescently lit dining hall
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during their dinner at four pm. When I got on stage,
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I started off by saying, so I'm a single mom,
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and this ninety year old grandma on the back just
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yelled boo and did a double thumbs down. I don't
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really remember anything after that. I just slowly walked off stage,
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like what could I even do to recover from a
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double thumbs down? Nothing? Writing process. I cannot write jokes
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while sitting down at a computer at nine am with
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a cup of coffee. No matter how hard I try.
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In the beginning, I would set aside writing jokes time.
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I just can't write jokes in that way. The only
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way I can write jokes is on stage. There was
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literally a two year period where I just stopped doing
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bits on stage when just riff By going up with
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zero material was horrible. But now I feel like I
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can do bits and they're more dynamic and fluid. I
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think joke telling has to be sort of spontaneous for me.
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There's something about being pushed into a hairy situation that
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makes me funny in a way that I can't, for
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the life of me, pre plan any financial hurdles. The
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biggest financial hurdle since becoming a comedian is becoming a comedian.
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I am so broke. OMG. I have to say that
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I was talking to my friend who was a normal
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nine to five job that she hates, and she's also broke.
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We all have to get side whustles as uber drivers
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and restaurants servers or anyway, so why not do our
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dream jobs on the side too. Best comedy advice was
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for my friend who told me just post anything I
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thought was funny, and not to be too precious about
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