May 10, 2026
Mystery Guests for Kevin Hart Roast on Netflix tonight?
Johnny Mac previews the Netflix Is a Joke roast of Kevin Hart (hosted by Shane Gillis) airing live Friday, noting Netflix hasn’t announced roasters and speculating about possible names while quoting Netflix executives on choosing Hart and discussing Funny AF as a discovery vehicle. He recaps the Funny AF winner Ron Taylor’s Vulture interview, covering his surprise at winning, follower growth, material and time-management issues, strategy shifts for live public voting, and plans to build an hour after winning. He highlights Angela Johnson’s new special “Ugly Baby,” including her approach to family-related jokes, and reports Sinbad’s return to performing after his 2020 stroke. In “Gossip corner,” he cites a Naughty But Nice report about Jimmy Fallon’s odd Miami Grand Prix behavior and shares a past Sirius clip anecdote. He lists festival shows including Marcelo Hernandez at the Hollywood Bowl, Nate Bargatze, and Flight of the Conchords, and ends with a Mother’s Day note.
00:16 Kevin Hart Roast Speculation
01:00 Netflix Explains The Roast
02:02 Funny AF And Discovery
02:49 Ron Taylor Wins Funny AF
04:32 Strategy For Live Voting
05:18 Building A New Hour
05:47 Angela Johnson Ugly Baby
06:51 Sinbad Returns To Stage
07:21 Gossip Corner Jimmy Fallon
09:22 Festival Schedule Rundown
09:43 Marcello Hernandez Hollywood Bowl
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Jenny Mack with your
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daily comedy news, the daily briefing on stand up comedy,
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comedians on the comedy industry. Now, I did tape this
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one Friday. It's eleven forty nine am on Friday. There
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is no information about who is performing at the Kevin
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Art Roast, which is tonight. I've checked the Netflix page,
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I've check Kevin Ort's instagram. There is nothing. So I'm
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gonna wildly speculate here. Might we see some of the
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following people? The Rock? I can see the Rock coming
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by and crushing. Could we see Eddie Murphy? Is that possible? Chappelle,
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Chris Rock? Right? I think we would. I think Chris Rock.
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If Chris Rock did the Funny af Show, I think
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Chris Rock is possible. Jamie Fox Nicki Glazer said she
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wasn't gonna do it, so all right, that's on tonight.
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Johnny Mack will stay up late and cover that. On
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Monday's program, Deadline asked the Netflix executives, how did you
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land on Kevin Hart as your roast subject. Tracy Pecosta
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from Netflix said, I mean, look, Kevin is somebody who
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we clearly love it Netflix. He's been part of the
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Netflix family for a long time and it just felt
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right and fun and different. Have Kevin be roasted this
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year at the festival. Robbie Prau, who heads Netflix Comedy, said,
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at a certain point when we were thinking about it,
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we were just like, Okay, we have this comedy festival.
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Every single comedian is doing it and listen. Of course,
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we've had other ideas and other conversations over the last year,
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but when it came to it, when we finally had
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to make the final decision, we were like, which comedian
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can we ask? Kevin was the first person on our
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list on that front, and we were lucky to have
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said yes. And they're just pairing that with Shane Gillis.
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We're starting to look at some of the scripts and
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I think it's magic and the people doing the roast.
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It's also going to be phenomenal. It's also going to
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be a really special day. Let me just chime in
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again as my brain is just thinking about the list, like,
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I haven't even seen that Jeff Ross is attached to
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this or Tony Inchcliff. I mean, they have to be right.
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I'm not sure why they're going for the mystery. The
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other explanation would be that they don't have confidence in
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the events, so they're not trying attention to it. I mean,
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we'll know in a couple hours. Deadline talked about Funny
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AF Robbie Pros said, as somebody who came from the
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Just for Last Festival, that's the sort of the world
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I lived in watching this show work and these comedians
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having an opportunity. You're right, it's very difficult in that
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landscape for that to happen. And quite frankly, back to
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your first question of why Kevin Hart, it's because he's
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singular in that way. He came to us and was like,
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I want to do a show that gives comedians this opportunity,
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and even as you see the way that we approach
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the roast, it's very stand up for it as well.
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The Coast has said, I agree when you say the
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discovery piece has been missing, giving the audience the opportunity
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to discover somebody, to get super passionate about them and
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watch that grow over time. When I watch Kevin on
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that show, you could sense the passion for it and
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a much who loves it. And I do think it's
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contagious even for people that might not think they like
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watching that type of show. As I've said all week,
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I thought that was a very good version of such
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a show. The winner was Ron Taylor, who did a
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lengthy interview with Vulture. How do you feel, Ron Taylor?
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Ron told them I don't know. The dust hasn't settled
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at all, but I can tell you how it feels
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right now. It's pretty amazing. I didn't think it'd be
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as validating as it's been, especially being able to do
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the competition then leave and go to the festival and
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be the comedy stores around a body, a bunch of friends.
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Everyone's like, oh man, I always knew, and I'm like,
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that's crazy, because I didn't. The whole competition was very competitive.
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If this was a race, I stumbled quite a few times,
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and I was shocked when I recovered losing, not doing well,
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not getting the trophy. I'm used to that. Everybody's used
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to that. Winning was the part that I wasn't used to.
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I'd planned for everything except winning. Good question. Have you
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seen your social media blow up because of the show? Definitely.
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When the show first aired on Netflix, everybody in the
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competition's followers went up and the longer you were in
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the competition, the more your followers continue to go up.
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I've had people I've followed for years I'm a big
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fan of reach out and chop it up with me,
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like we've known each other forever. They're like, oh, man,
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I've been a fan of your work, and I'm like, really,
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I didn't know you knew who I was. Good question.
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Were you trying to save your best material for later
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rounds or did you think you had to do your
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best stuff at every step. I'm going to guess the latter.
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I haven't read this ahead. Ron Taylor said, I feel
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like there were some people who blew out their best
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stuff early on, and there were some people who held
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onnesome stuff. I guess I felt more of the amp
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of holding on to stuff. But that wasn't my strategy,
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all right, I was wrong. I travel a lot, and
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I'm normally doing sixty minutes, so the time constrained of
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having five minutes made it hard to squeeze everything in.
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There were two times in the competition where I'd planned
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out three jokes and I was like, that should be
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about five minutes, but I didn't get to my third joke,
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which was my closer, But when that happened and I
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moved on, I still had that joke. So coming in
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the semifinals and finals, I had these two great closures
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that have actually meant to do already. So I would
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have been the person to blow their best stuff early
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in the competition, were not for my poor time management skills.
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Deadline did a good job on this interview. Next question,
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did do you approach your sets differently during the semifinals
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and finals knowing the public would be voting live? That
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is really smart, Ron Taylor said, I did. Actually. Throughout
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the whole competition. We had appealed to the judges who'd
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been doing comedy forever. This is so smart. They were
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judging stuff like your approach, your confidence, your originality, how
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much they learned about you. But the people don't care
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about any of that. They just want to laugh. See
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my previous comments about comedy snobbery, Taylor said, we saw
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whoever got the most laughs seemed to be the people
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who moved forward to the finals. So coming in the finals,
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all right, I'm just doing the funny stuff. Of God.
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It might be dirty, it might be nasty, it might
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be low hanging fruit, and some of it is, but
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my job is to take low hanging fruit and put
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a smart twist on it. I was like, I'm just
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gonna say the wall of stuff I can which was
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the hardest round the roast by far. I agree with
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that as a viewer because it was the only one
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for practical purposes that wasn't stand up. Another great question,
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considering how much of your material you used on the show,
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do you have an hour ready to film or do
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you need to go work on it now? Great question,
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great Ron Taylor said, I definitely have to go work
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on it now, but that was part of the package
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of winning. I talked to Kevin after the show and
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he said, I'm gonna give you the opportunity to get
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on the road and get as many shots as you
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can in the gym so you can work this hour
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out and away. You couldn't before the competition, so I'll
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have the space and ability to create the best hour
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I can. Now, even if I did an hour that
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was ready, I wouldn't want to just turn around and
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throw it out there. I want to take the time
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to build this up the right way. Angela Johnson's specialists
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out today. It's called Ugly Baby. The La Times asked Angela,
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who's the ugliest baby You've ever seen? She said, Oh,
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I can tell you. A face popped into my head,
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but I'm not going to say it. I mentioned the
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show too, and every time I do the joke, I
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could see people in the audience got upset, and you
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see faces shift, you see people get uncomfortable. It's like
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you're not supposed to say certain things, and it's not
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even that bad a thing to say some babies are ugly.
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She talked about joking with her family and does she
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ever run a material by her family. She says, you know,
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I'll try it first to see how I feel in
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my body doing said jokes, and if I start to
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feel little guilty, then I'll run it by them, like, hey,
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I'm doing this joke about the one time you did this,
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and are you okay with it? Sometimes you're like, yeah,
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say whatever, and it's a green light. I actually can't
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think of a time when anybody said no. Usually my
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family's like, do it. That's funny. I will say in
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this hour, I do a whole piece on my mother
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in law, and I've talked about my mother in law
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and past special. She loves it. She laughs. She'll even
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leave comments on the video. But for some reason, I'm
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nervous about this one. I think she's getting older and
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maybe a little more sensitive. I don't want to think
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I'm making fun of her, because I'm definitely not. I'm
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just highlighting her little isms. Congratulations to Sinbad, who has
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returned to comedy for the first time since his stroke
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in twenty twenty. Sinbad data show at the Comedy ice
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House on April twenty nine. He is another show tonight.
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On social media, Sinbad explained, I can't walk since the
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stroke in twenty twenty, I haven't been on stage. It's
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just the beginning of me coming back. I'm so looking
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forward to these shows. I got so much to talk about.
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I'm gonna be talking more trash than I ever did.
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His daughter is opening for him, and he's excited for
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that because she talks more trash than I talk. Gossip.
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Connor whispersins changing gossip. Con probably gossip cone Quaver with me,
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Johnny mag salling the tree. There's a website called Naughty
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but Nice that I'm familiar with for my work on
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the Royal Family podcast Palace Intrigue, and they get a
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little out there but this caught my eye, they wrote,
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Naughty but Nice wrote, Jimmy Fallon strange Miami Grand Prix
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weekend had insiders whispering the same question, What was really
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going on? Naughty but Nice writes, Yes, the moment caught
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on camera Fallon biting the foam cover off Martin Brundle's
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microphone during a chaotic Formula one grid walk was bizarre enough,
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but according to horses on the Ground, that awkward viral
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clip was hardly the full story. Insiders tell Naughty but Nice,
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the late night host had been acting off all weekend.
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Erradical late, usually tense, and increasingly difficult behind the scenes,
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an insider said it wasn't just the mic incident. There
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was the moment everyone saw, but all weekend Jimmy was
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acting strangely. He was off his game, running late, distracted, jumping,
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and hard to manage. Another source said people laugh because
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it looked like classic Jimmy clanning around, but behind the
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scenes people weren't laughing. Something felt off. One minute, he
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was charming and switched on the next he was scattered
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and impossible. It made everyone uneasy. Hmm. I quote unquote
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worked with Jimmy Fallon a few times back in the day,
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he'd come up and do Brewers Show and maybe some
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solo stuff too. Was always good. And have I shared
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this before, And maybe I have. It's been a long time.
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So at one point, someone use your imagination. Someone was
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sending me clips from Jimmy Fallon's twelve thirty show and saying,
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go ahead and play them on the series channel. And
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I would get these clips from someone and I don't know,
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I'd put him on a flash drive or something and
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tell my guys, you can play this once during the
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live show, and I would never enter at the computer.
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And I was totally confident that nobody from the twelve
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thirty show was going to ask me why we were
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playing clips from the twelve thirty show because of the source,
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because someone was sending them to me directly. Anyway, I've
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worked with Jimmy found a few times and always enjoyed him.
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At the Netflix as a Joe Comedy Festival Tonight, five o'clock,
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La Time, eight o'clock live on Netflix. It is the
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Roast of Kevin Hart, hosted by Shane Gillis. Who's performing
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who knows I guess he was not performing? Is Nate
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Berghetzi because he's performing at the Intuit Dome at that
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the exact same time. Meanwhile, at eight West at the
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Greek Theater, it's the Flight of the Concords. Oh yeah,
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today's the big Morselo hernandez show. He is headlining the
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biggest Spanish language comedy show ever to greace the Hollywood Bowl.
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The La Times asked Marcello, how do you think your
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family influenced your sense of humor? Marcelo HERNANDEZU, in my opinion,
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does one thing well, says I think you gotta be
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funny if your parents are divorced to my parents, getting
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divorced made me grow into an adult quicker. All my
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friends have divorced parents have a funny thing about them,
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because what's more childish than being like, I can't be
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with you anymore. I'd call my dad like a grown up,
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pick me up at seven well of dinner, and then
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you'll return me to my home because I have school
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in the morning. Marcelo, do you ever consult your family
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before writing jokes? He said? I think I did. My time,
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I earned the ability to say the stuff. We're always together.
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