Sept. 17, 2026
Mulaney’s Naughty Emmys Monologue, Colbert’s Kimmel Visit
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RSS Feed Johnny Mac recaps daily comedy news after falling behind due to jury duty, focusing on the Emmys and Stephen Colbert’s appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live. He highlights a widely shared John Mulaney Emmys bit about male TV actors and reads a passage from Frank Vincent’s A Guy’s Guide to Being a Man’s Man. Colbert wins an Emmy for The Late Show’s final year and uses his speech to credit writers and encourage hiring his staff; he later visits Kimmel, jokes about CBS, gets his beard shaved on-air, and gives Kimmel a Captain America shield from The Late Show set to mount permanently. Mac runs through other Emmys notes, riffs that Bob’s Burgers doesn’t exist, mentions Marcelo Hernandez’s Emmys moment, John Oliver joking about turning 50, the Pete Davidson/Colin Jost Snapple Island Ferry comedy event, Kevin Hart and Henry Cavill filming a Netflix spy movie possibly titled The Serpent and the Snake, upcoming podcast episodes, thoughts on Jo Koy’s new special, and details about Tires and comedian Evan Dubois.
00:10 Mulaney Emmy Monologue
03:34 Colbert Emmy Win Speech
05:49 Colbert Visits Kimmel
08:03 More Emmy Winners Recap
08:31 Bob Burgers Hoax Bit
09:37 Marcelo Hernandez Emmy Moment
11:30 John Oliver Turns 50
11:48 Snapple Ferry Comedy Club
13:04 Kevin Hart Spy Movie
14:03 Show Schedule Updates
14:24 Jo Koy Special Review
15:30 Tires and Steve Gerben
17:19 Toronto Comic Evan Dubois
18:06 Wrap Up and Sign Off
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Hello, I'm Johnny Mac with your daily comedy news.
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I'm going to mix and match here. I've got to
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catch up on a couple of things. I had jury duty,
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so I'm a little behind. Stephen Colbert was on Jimmy
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Kimmel's show, but there were also the Emmys to talk about.
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Let's start with the Emmys because everybody's raving about this
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clip from John Mulaney. And for good reason. It's a
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little long. It's a touch naughty. But here's John Mulaney
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at the Emmys.
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All right, what a wonderful Emmy weekend this is. This,
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it's these couple days where you find out just how
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much you mean to your billion dollar streamer. We love you,
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we want you to know how important you are to
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this storytelling family. Can I get a plus one?
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You get out of here.
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This is the best part of the night, lead actor
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in a drama. This award is for the guys. Just
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men being men. Finally, something for the fellas. And what a,
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what a crop of prom kings we have. They're not
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soft like the dad on Bluey, no. Guy's a joke.
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Since the creation of television, men have been historically unrepresented.
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For the first three years TV existed, there were no
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men on it. It was just beauty contests and children
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talking to hand puppets until the early 60s, until a
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man walked out and said, enough, my name is Fonzie
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and the president's been shot. But let's talk about these
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bros tonight, these sweat hogs. Some of the men in
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this category do method acting, and some do regular, less
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annoying acting. But no matter what, when these fellas hit
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their mark, they know all their lines.
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Why?
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Because they started looking at their sides earlier that morning.
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These men, excuse me, these men give it all in
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every single take, unless the coverage is on the other
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actor and then they might bounce early, but that's okay.
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And they can play anything, these nominees, not just doctors.
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They can play a cop or an FBI agent or
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a secret agent and then that's it, no other examples.
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I believe it was DJ Khaled who said, real men
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don't go down on their wives, but, But these nominees
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know that that is BS. They know there's often less
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pressure on them if they do that first. You know,
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I was shooting down Barham last night at 90 miles
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an hour, and I was reminded of something I read
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in actor Frank Vincent's 2006 book. A Guy's Guide to
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Being a Man's Man. And I do want to note
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this copy is from the Glendale Public Library. If you
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don't mind, I'd like to read a passage from the
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book right now, and then in a minute we'll get
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to this. Let me see here. Okay, and I'm reading now.
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A man's man can be wearing the best clothes, drinking
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the finest wine, sitting with the most beautiful woman in
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Las Vegas. If he doesn't treat everyone around him with
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respect and class, he's not a real man's man. He's
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just a jabroni in a good suit.
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Stephen Colbert did win in his final year. The Late
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Show was nominated alongside The Daily Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live,
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, and Saturday Night Live.
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The Emmy goes to The Late Show starring Stephen Colbert.
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I just want to point out that if you like
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the comedy tonight, my old writers wrote it tonight. Ariel Dumas,
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my head writer, is the head writer of tonight's Emmys.
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Thank you so much on behalf of the over 200
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people who threw themselves at this show for 11 years
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to try to do the best show they possibly could
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for you. The thing about these late shows is that
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besides being a really good steady job is that they
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require so many people that they're a fantastic incubator for
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young people to come in, to learn to work professionally
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on a deadline, in cooperation, in collaboration. And that is
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the future of our business that we have to look after.
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I want you to know I got some great news.
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They are all tech avail. Hire them, they will make
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your show better and they will make your day easier.
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I want to thank so many people in this room.
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Over the last 21 years, I've interviewed at least a
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thousand of you. Thank you for coming on to talk
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to this idiot.
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I want you to.
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Know that you were the perfect guest. This segment went great,
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and I'm sorry I forgot to play your clip. But
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of course, there can only be one favorite guest, and
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that is my wife, Evie McGee.
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Thank you, darling. Thank you.
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For being my only crew and my only guest during
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COVID and my only audience and the only audience I
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really care about. Yours is the laugh that I want
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for the rest of my life.
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I love you.
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And I want to say to the audience, thank you
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so much for watching. We hope you enjoyed the show.
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We had a great time doing it for you.
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That's it. Thank you. We'll catch you all on the flip.
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And then on Tuesday night, Stephen Colbert stopped by the
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set of Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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Last night, our first guest capped off a tumultuous year
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with a shiny new Emmy for a show that was
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so popular they had to pull it off of television.
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From Rivendell by way of Gondor by way of Mordor,
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please welcome to late night television once again, Mr. Stephen Colbert.
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People still do this.
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People still do these shows. It rarely happens that way, though.
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Look at that.
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Like a shark in the ocean.
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This is where you belong in a late night television studio.
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I don't know. Congratulations. Thank you very much. Not just
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to you, but to your whole staff. You guys won
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six Emmys. Seven, actually. Seven Emmys. Seven Emmys, yeah. Oh, wow.
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Seven Emmys, yeah. I thought it was six. Nope, it's seven,
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but thanks. I'll take one of them away from you.
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Anything to make you happy. Thank you for having me back.
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It's great to have you back. Late night TV. I
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remember it well. Do you? Many fond memories of this.
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Do you?
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Do you think about it ever? Nope. I will say.
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I have an opportunity to not think about the news
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every day, and I took it.
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You took it, yeah.
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Later on in the interview, Kimmel asked Colbert if CBS
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had called to congratulate him on the seven Emmys. Colbert said,
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I'm not familiar with that organization.
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Ouch.
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Colbert had promised his wife that he would shave his
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beard if the show won an Emmy. It did win
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an Emmy. Kimmel volunteered for the job. And by the
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final segment, we saw Colbert looking kind of like he
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used to when he hosted 1135. Kimmel said, now I
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recognize you. On the set of The Late Show, there
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was a Captain America shield given to Stephen Colbert by Marvel.
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When CBS dismantled The Late Show, Colbert said he wanted
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to send it to Kimmel. On Tuesday night, Kimmel brought
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the shield out and asked Colbert if he could install
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it permanently on the set of Jimmy Kimmel Live. Colbert said,
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it's your shield, man. Kimmel put it over to the
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producer's well in front of the audience and affixed it
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to the wall per late nighter. Kimmel said, I want
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to be able to see it when I'm doing the
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monologue every night. Kimmel said, the shield is on the
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wall for all time. or at least how much time
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we have left. We'll see what happens. I don't think
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Jimmy Kimmel's going anywhere. Back to the Emmys... Did I
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say Oscars earlier? I might have said Oscars.
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Emmys.
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It was the Emmys. Best Actor in a Comedy Series,
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Matthew Rhys for Widow's Bay. Best Actress in a Comedy,
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Jean Smart for Hacks won once again. Animated Program, the winner,
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South Park. But the nominees included Rick and Morty, The Simpsons,
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Smiling Friends, which is something on Adult Swim, Star Wars Visions,
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and the Bob's Burgers hoax continues. Now, if you're new
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to the show, I'm going to ask you two questions. One,
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have you ever seen Bob's Burgers? You haven't. The other is,
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have you ever met anyone who has seen Bob's Burgers?
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The answer there is also no. I understand that Kevin
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Burkhart tells you coming up after the big football game,
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there's an all-new Simpsons followed by Bob's Burgers, but you've
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never actually stuck around to see if Bob's Burgers actually airs,
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have you? No, you watch Sunday Night Football, and I'm
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here to tell you there's no such thing as Bob's Burgers.
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I understand that you've seen merch. I understand that they
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do interviews talking about it, but this is one of
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the great comedy hoaxes of all time, a Kaufman-level event.
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Categories continue to be confusing. Widow's Bay, that's the horror comedy,
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comedy in quotes on Apple TV. They won 14 Emmys.
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That beat last year's 13 from the studio, also from Apple.
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They had 19 nominations overall, including the top prize where
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they beat out Abbott Elementary, clearly a sitcom. Hacks, OK.
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Margot's got money troubles. Nobody wants this. And The Bear,
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which is clearly not a comedy. I don't know why
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they keep nominating that. And they insist on saying it's
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a comedy.
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It is not.
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They also beat out Only Murders in the Building and Shrinking. Hey,
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you know who was there? Marcelo Hernandez. They're going to
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try and make Marcelo Hernandez a thing. And here he
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is at the Emmys. And, you know, he did his thing.
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Hello, it's an honor for me to be here.
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It's my first time at the Emmys, and I get
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to present, so I just want to take this opportunity
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to say hi to a few people I.
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Might not be able to say hi to later.
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I don't know what parties I've been invited to, and
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I don't know what parties you have been invited to,
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so just very quickly, I would like to say hello
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to Harrison Ford.
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Hello, hi.
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You are a legend, man, and a real inspiration to me,
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and I would like to invite you to have dinner
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at my house.
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Yes, no pressure. I want to say hi to Zendaya. Hi.
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You're a beast, and you're amazing, and I saw you,
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and I wanted to play it cool, and I've decided
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I can do that. So I would like to invite
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you and Spider-Man to have dinner at my house.
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Yes, what's up, man? I would also like to say
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hello to Oscar Isaac.
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Oscar, you are so good in beef, man, and you
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are also Hernandez, like I am, so we could be cousins,
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you never know. And I will see you at Christmas.
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I will cook you whatever you want. And lastly, I
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want to say.
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Hello to Matthew McConaughey.
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When I was younger, my Cuban tia mi chichi, she said, Marcelo,
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if you're working very hard, one day you can hang
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out with Matthew McConaughey first.
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And I'm basically doing it. So that is my little spiel.
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John Oliver was out and about on red carpets. And
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for some reason, they asked him about turning 50. He
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turns 50 next year. When I saw the story, I'm like,
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is he like 50 this week? No, he's 50 next
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year in April. All right, John, in April, when you
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turn 50, what's the plan? He told Live from E,
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it's definitely going to involve a keg stand. Today in
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New York City, it's not only the big podcasting festival
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where you'll find me. Tonight is the Ferry Show with
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Pete Davidson and Colin Jost. I tried to get tickets.
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There was a small window every day last week at
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around 3 p.m. where you had to go to a website.
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And I would remember around 447 and be like, oh, yeah,
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Snapple Ferry thing. Yeah, I should check that out. And
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I did not get tickets. So I will have to
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find something else to do in New York City tonight.
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As I'll remind you, I'm from New York City, and
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I have a place in New York City, so I
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won't have any problem finding something to do. I would
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have gone to this if I got a ticket, but
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I'll be okay missing it out. It does sound like fun.
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Pete Davidson and Colin Jost are turning their ferry into
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a floating comedy club for a one-night Snapple event. It
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branded the Snapple Island Ferry, which is such good branding
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that I'll actually say the sponsor name. You may recall
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Pete Davidson and Colin Jost purchased the ferry at auction
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in 2022 for $ 280, 000. Seemed like a good idea at
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the time. They've hosted a few events on the vessel,
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including Tommy Hilfiger's 2025 New York Fashion Week show. Well, tonight,
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the Snapple Island Ferry is a one-day-only free comedy club.
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You never know. Last minute tickets might show up. The
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website is register.snappleislandfairy.com if you want to take a flyer there.
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some pretty good people to show up. I'm sure they're
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going to want to make an event out of it.
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Here in New Jersey, Kevin Hart spotted with Henry Cavill.
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They are filming Untitled Spy Movie, which might have a title.
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