July 16, 2026
Mick Jagger Responds to John Mulaney saying Jagger isn't nice
Mick Jagger’s New York Times response to John Mulaney’s story that Jagger wasn’t “nice,” with Jagger saying fame can disassociate you from “real life” and that he’s not his stage persona. The episode recounts Dave Chappelle’s appearance at Usher’s Washington, DC show, where Chappelle grabbed “Usher bucks” and made it rain, plus a brief anecdote about being around Adam Sandler during Jamie Foxx’s radio show. TMZ coverage of Amy Schumer’s bikini post is noted, and Kathy Griffin’s viral photo with a 22-year-old is revealed as a “social media sociological experiment,” sparking debate about age gaps. Pete Davidson is set to headline Just for Laughs Toronto (Sept. 24–Oct. 3) with a wider lineup. Late-night ratings are covered, with Jimmy Kimmel leading June viewership, and NBC eyeing summer gains for Fallon and Meyers. The script ends with a LEGO Ideas pitch for an IT Crowd set and a streaming note that the show is on Amazon Prime Video.
00:12 Mulaney on Mick Jagger
01:11 Jagger Responds to Fame
01:51 Songwriting and Diet Coke Bit
03:21 Chappelle Crashes Usher Show
03:56 Backstage Name Etiquette
04:30 Adam Sandler Encounter
05:18 Annoying Comedians Segment
05:24 Amy Schumer Bikini Buzz
06:02 Kathy Griffin Age Gap Joke
08:31 Just for Laughs Toronto Lineup
09:31 Late Night Ratings Shakeup
12:32 IT Crowd Lego and Streaming
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Caloroga Shark Media Hit Air.
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I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. Have you
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checked out the new Rolling Stones album? It is fantastic.
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Mick Jagger has responded to John mullaney. John mulaney had
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said that Mick Jagger is not nice.
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Everyone always wants to know if famous people are nice,
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like Mick Jagger. He came in to host the show.
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My friends were all like.
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Is he nice?
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No? Or maybe he is for his version of life,
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because he has a very different life. He's Mick Jagger,
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that's his name. He's played to stadiums of twenty thousand
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people cheering for him like he's a god for fifty years.
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That must change you as a person. If you do
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that for fifty years, you're never again gonna be like,
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does anyone have a laptop charger?
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I could borrow?
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You know, Mick Jagger didn't talk like that. Mick Jagger
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talked like this. He'd go yes, no, Jase. I pitched
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him a joke and he went not funny.
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Mick Jagger was recently interviewed by The New York Times.
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He said he had never seen that segment by John mulaney,
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but admitted the experience of fame does affect you, Jagger said,
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you get disassociated from what people might call real life.
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A lot of people in show business only hang around
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with people in show business because they've got something in common.
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They can relate to each other, and you can get
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disassociated from what people might call real life. I mean,
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you do fight against it. It's a conscious effort. Jagger
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went on to say that he's not really like his
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stage persona. He compares the experience to that of method actors,
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saying they take it to the absolute extreme, so they're
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like the character all the time, and then after the
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movie's over, they're still in character. It takes a lot
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of time to slough off the characters. Which character do
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you go back to?
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I spent two hours alone with Mick Jagger that week.
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We were writing song lyrics. It was for a fake
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song in a comedy sketch. And he was sitting there
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and we came to one point and he goes, all right,
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let's all go to the picnic. Let's all have a drink.
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Let's see what rhymes would drink? And I said think
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and Mick Jagger said no, And then I said sink
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and Mick Jagger said yeah, And I was like, is
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this how you write songs? Just one word at a
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time with verbal abuse? Say all right, I can't get
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no happiness now satisfaction?
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Shit? All right?
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Next sentence, faya indent face SA. Mick Jagger would go
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like this, He'd go di it coke and one would
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appear in his hand. Now that's not nice, right, I
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was raised. You're supposed to say, may I please have
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a diet coke? Please, and then maybe you will get one?
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And I bet all of you were taught to say
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please and thank you. But if all of us could
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go diet coke and one would appear in our hand,
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we'd do it all day long. Even if you don't
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like diet coke, you just summon them so you could
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chuck them in on coming cars.
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It has been a busy week. I didn't get to
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tell you about Dave Chappelle going to see Usher last Friday.
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There's Usher, He's performing his concert in Washington, DC. Suddenly
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Usher pauses mid performance. He scrunches his face and disbelief,
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and he calls out into the microphone. Is that Dave Chappelle? Yes,
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it was Dave Chappelle. Now this happened during the Nice
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and Slow segment of the Usher concert. During an Usher set,
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he moves through the audience distributing Usher Bucks, which is
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custom currency he carries in a red bag. Chappelle had
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other ideas about the bag's purpose. He reached inside, grabbed
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a handful of the bills, and made it rain on
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nearby people. The arena erupted with laughter. I worked with
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Usher war and I didn't know how to address him
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because I hadn't really met him, and I tend to
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be very formal in these situations, Like, for example, if
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I were working with Dave Chappelle, I wouldn't just be
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like hi, Dave. I would be like, hey, mister Chappelle
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until he waved me off. So if we were backstage
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and I had to tell him, you know, it's time
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to go on, I'd be like, hey, mister Chappelle, We're
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ready for you. So Usher was the guest on Jamie
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Fox's show, and I didn't want to be like mister Usher,
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so I just had to call him Usher and seemed
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pretty fine. And then that story reminded me I think
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I had blocked this out. I was actually with Adam
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Sandler once, believe it or not, Yes, the great dramatic
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actor was at the super Bowl in Dallas and I
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was there overseeing Jamie Fox's radio show. And the Big Boss,
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who is a star hugger, had my assistant who was
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his former assistant, go on a hunt and the bounty
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was Adam Sandler, and the assistant did deliver Adam Sandler.
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I don't think I interacted with Sandler at all, but
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I was with him.
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Hit the movie right now, so we can, you know,
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just go with it, another block buster.
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That's what we try to do, just like you do this.
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No, please get out of it.
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I was talking.
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I was talking to your producing Yeah, Jamie, I never
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would have named Ray Charles.
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Yeah, movies would make money. Didn't you make some money
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off that one? I think I think it went right.
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Seemed like a nice guy and a groovy dresser, Johnny mac.
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All you're doing is talking about the cool comedians that
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everybody likes. What about the annoying comedians? Okay, listener, I'll
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hook you up. TMZ reports Amy Schumers, once again showing
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off her body. That's right. Amy Schumer likes when we
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talk about her, and she shared a sexy photo on Instagram,
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says TMZ. Featuring Amy Schumer in a bikini with her
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slim toned figure. They write, check it out. Amy strikes,
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supposing her two piece while sporting oversized sunglasses and big letters.
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The cap should reads C section peeking out saying yeah,
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I'm a warrior. TMZ then went out of their way
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to remind us you may recall. In twenty twenty five,
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Amy uploaded sizzling pictures of her slim down self and
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a Valentino mini dress, sending the Internet and a dizzy
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over her hot bod. Days later, she announced her divorce. Meanwhile,
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Kathy Griffin all kinds of annoying. Last weekend. I don't
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know if you saw this, Kathy Griffin posted a picture
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of herself holding hands with a young man. A young
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man is twenty two years old. She captured that post
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he's twenty two. Have added Internet and a couple emojis there,
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one of a fire and one of is this a
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basketball shooting? I don't know what it is. I don't
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speak emoji. That got the Internet at all talking about
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Kathy Griffin and her new twenty two year old boyfriend.
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You may recall. Back in December of twenty twenty five,
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Kathy Griffin wrote an essay for The Cut about her divorce.
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She eventually tried dating apps, where she met younger men.
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Kathy wrote, at my age, if you can't handle everything
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that goes along with me being Kathy Griffin and that's
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a lot of bag it trot's Kathy, then I'd rather
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hang out with my friends. But she did fall in
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love with someone who happened to be twenty three years old.
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She wrote, I was really in love with him. He
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touched my heart. He came along at a time in
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my life when I was like, men suck, there's only
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bad ones, and why do I pick the worst ones?
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And then he appeared and I was like, oh, okay,
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well he's cool, but it's dumb. But he's too young.
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We gave it a shot anyway, and we both went
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with it for a while, and then it came time
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to go. He made me feel sexy and special and
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smart and funny, had a lot of the elements of
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what I think would have made a real lasting relationship.
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He hadn't been banged around that much. He's so young
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that he didn't have this baggage, and I just knew
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my baggage was gonna get in the way anyway back
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to the picture from last weekend of Kathy Griffin with
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a twenty two year old psych Kathy revealed it was
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all a joke. She posted you guys crying emoji thanks
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to all who participated my social media sociological experiment. No,
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I'm not dating this twenty two year old. He was
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helping me with security during my trip to NYC. But
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what if I were. The reactions were fascinating, Kathy said.
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Her Instagram comments mostly consisted of people saying good for you.
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On thread, she got quote a whole lot more slutshaming,
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accusations of grooming, and debates about how gross it would
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be for sixty five year old woman to date a
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younger man. Let me just jump in here. In my opinion,
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I don't care who Kathy Griffin dates. She could date
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a ninety year old or a twenty two year old.
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Whatever makes you happy, Kathy. What annoys me is every
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story about Kathy Griffin is about attention. Kathy wrote, older
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men have been dating younger women since the beginning of time.
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Just ask Luke Wilson fifty four, who just had a
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beautiful baby with his twenty four year old girlfriend, or
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Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones, Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart,
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and Jay z and Beyonce some of the most long lasting,
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beautiful relationships in my beloved though agis and sexist industry. Relax,
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just a little harmless fun with you, guys with an
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IG post. Congratulations to Kathy Griffin. We talked about you
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for several minutes over on Staten Island. SI Live tells
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us Pete Davidson will highlight this year's Just for a
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Laughs Toronto Comedy Festival, joining a lineup that includes Tiffany
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Hattish and John Clees. Are there people that like Pete
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Davidson and Tiffany Hattish and John Clees? Probably? The ten
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day festival runs from September twenty fourth through October third.
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In the past, under the previous ownership was a really
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good festival. I haven't been there under the current ownership.
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I'm sure it's still pretty awesome, but I did really
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enjoy jfl Toronto when I went. Other comedians appearing in
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Toronto include Oh, sorry, I said the second tea right,
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look at me over enunciating You're supposed to just say Toronto, right,
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You're actually supposed to drop the second tea when I
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get a letter from my Canadian listeners at Toronto. Rachel Feinstein,
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Joe list Joel Kim Booster, Nick thum Raffi Bostos, Emma Willman, Monaics,
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change the Scar Brothers, Caitlin Palufo and a bunch of others.
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I think that's actually a better lineup than the New
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York Comedy Festival. Anyway, Head on up to Toronto, September
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twenty fourth through October third. Late Nighter tells us it's
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official Late Night has a new ratings king. The new
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ratings king is Jimmy Kimmel, who posted the highest monthly
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ratings average of his entire twenty three year run. So
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he wouldn't be stupid and take the summer off to
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whistle away all that momentum. He's not that stupid, is he.
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Jimmy Kimmel's Late Night show average three point one five
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million viewers per night in June, up twenty four percent
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from May. When he used to have competition. There was
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this thing the Late Show at Stephen Colbert that nobody
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talks about anymore. Kimmel led adults eighteen to forty nine,
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averaging five hundred and five thousand viewers in the demo,
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up one hundred and twelve percent month to month. Yeah,
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this is what I've been saying all along, Jimmy, that
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the Colbert exiles were gonna come to you. And now
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you took the summer off and the gun of sample fallon.
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This is a mistake. You should have worked this summer.
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I like summers off too. This summer you should have worked.
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We'll see what happens. We'll see if I'm right or wrong.
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In second place, the Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon one
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point four to seven million nightly viewers, up four percent
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from May. So the Colberts don't really like Fallon. I
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can't even be bothered with the Byron Allen stuff at
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twelve thirty Make twelve thirty great again. Seth Myers has
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a show for some reason. Not sure why he's losing
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to Nightline. Nightline average one point zero six million total
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viewers and one hundred and sixty three adults eighteen to
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forty nine. Seth Myers, who has a show for some reason,
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finished second, averaging nine hundred and seventy five thousand total viewers,
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so was down twenty one percent? Did you say twenty
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one percent, John, I did, He's down twenty one percent
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in the eighteen of forty nine. Is down to one
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hundred and twenty four thousand people at that point just
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air this podcast. Jimmy Kimmel, of course, is crazy taking
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the summer off. Variety wrote the article NBC's best chance
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to boost Jimmy Fallon seth Myers may come during TV's
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slow summer cycle. Brian Steinberg wrote of this particular week
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that I'm talking to you during Fallon launches NBC's Tonight's
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Show without any regular competitors, a throwback to the days
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when Johnny Carson osed the show before Our Senio and
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all that. Meyers likewise has no direct rival for his
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late night show at twelve thirty Am. Make twelve thirty
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Am Great again? Little wonder then NBC in recent weeks
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unveiled great bookings for both shows. NBC may have bigger
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goals than just winning the summer. Both Fallon and Myers
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are currently tied to contracts that end in twenty twenty eight.
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Kimmel recently surprised as surprising one year deal with Disney
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that'll keep him on through twenty twenty seven. What's more,
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NBC has grown fun in recent years of celebrating big
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anniversaries for some of its most durable properties. Tonight will
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turn seventy five and twenty twenty nine, and if NBC
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