Jan. 26, 2026

Pete Davidson's 'Podcast', Bert Kreischer's Shirtless Gimmick, and Jimmy Fallon's bet on digital

Pete Davidson's 'Podcast', Bert Kreischer's Shirtless Gimmick, and Jimmy Fallon's bet on digital

Johnny Macc discusses recent events and controversies in the comedy world. Topics include Pete Davidson's new Netflix show incorrectly labeled as a 'video podcast', Bert Kreischer's shirtless comedy routine, and comments on Hollywood's current state. The episode also touches on Mel Brooks' new documentary, a documentary about Maria Bamford, Jimmy Fallon's strategies for keeping The Tonight Show relevant, Taskmaster's live US shows, W. Kamau Bell's appearance on Jeopardy, and serious incidents involving Corey Holcomb and Russell Brand.
 
00:26 Pete Davidson's Controversial 'Podcast'
01:26 Review of 'Free Bert'
01:45 Bert Kreischer's Hollywood Journey
03:45 Mel Brooks Documentary Screening
04:22 Maria Bamford's Unique Comedy
05:01 Jimmy Fallon's Digital Strategy
06:43 Taskmaster's Popularity in the US
07:38 Jeopardy Tournament Highlights
08:49 Comedy Survivor and Ad-Free Version
09:32 Tenacious D's Return
10:30 Serious News in Comedy
 


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Callaroga Shark Media. Hi there, I'm Johnny Mack with your

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daily comedy news, A daily briefing on stand up comedy

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comedians in the comedy industry. A sentence Spotify seems to

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like a lot. Ah, is it cold enough for you?

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I hope you and your family are safe, as depending

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where you live, you got between two and two hundred

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million inches of snow, So I hope you guys are okay.

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Let me start off with Matt Baloney on threads Now.

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If you don't know Matt, he's an entertainment reporter. He's

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got a podcast and he writes for Puck. He posted

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Pete Davidson's New Quote Unquote Video podcast. So this is

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one of my pet peeves. If you follow my substack

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and it's free and there's a link in the show notes,

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and if you follow me on LinkedIn, you know that

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I can't stand things being called podcasts that are not podcasts.

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And there's no definition at all in which Pete Davidson's

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TV show is a podcast. It's just not. It's a

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Netflix show. Matt Boloney writes on social media. Pete Davidson's

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New Quote Unquote Video podcast will air only on Netflix.

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Isn't that just a non union talk show? SAG After

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and Netflix continue to have discussions regarding the Pete Davidson project.

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A union rep tells me, very interesting. Yeah, I've seen

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people in the industry talk about that at some point

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something's not a podcast, and the tweet speaks for itself.

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I'm not getting into a labor dispute, but very very interesting.

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So we'll see what happens with this Pete Davidson thing.

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Did you watch Free Bert? I made it nine minutes in.

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I'm an admitted comedy snob. It was tolerable. And then

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they did the scene with the fake podcast, which was

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just too cartoony for me, and then the mean girls

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high school scenes, and I'm like, I just don't want

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to watch this show. It might be fine, it's not

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for me. Bert got a wax drop from The Hollywood

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Reporter last week. They talked about his gimmick of taking

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off his shirt and that it was fun when he

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was the only guy doing it. The Holly Reporter said,

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then along came Jason Kelcey and entire stadiums full of

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college kids. Bert says, with a whiff of frustration in

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his voice. Now it's like everyone shirtless, Plus, Krayscher found

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he could barely decipher his own past specials, as they

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all featured him in a uniform of jeens and nothing else.

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Bert says, so I thought, what if I wore a

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full suit in the next special? Wife lee Anne pushed

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him a reconsider and said, only do it if you

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want to. But Krasher didn't really want to. So he's

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going to continue just as he has with no shirt.

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Good question by the Hollow Reporter. They said, when we

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spoke in twenty twenty three, you thought Hollywood didn't know

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what to do with you. How about now? Burt says,

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you know what's so funny is that I feel like

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they knew what to do with me more then than

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they do now. Hollywood's in a weird place. Back then,

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did green light a thirty five million dollar movie for

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a guy like me? Now that'll never happen. Now they're

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trying to figure out what they're doing with movies lately.

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The Brice point is three million to seven million, which

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is something affordable to go to streamers. But I remember

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having a conversation with one of the head people at

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Netflix when my movie was coming out. That movie in

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the machine. We were in a suite at a Lakers

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game and I was like, I just hope my movie

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does well in theaters. And this person who remain nameless, said,

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I hope it doesn't burtsus. Why unnamed person says, because

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if it doesn't do well in theaters, it's gonna murder

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on Netflix. That's what happened. I was like, GD, they

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know the effing algorithm. But people in Hollywood are scrambling

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to try to figure out what's happening next. I mean,

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I've had so many meetings about so many different avenues

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of revenue in this business. People bring things to me

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that are like start your own website, get on a

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streaming platform, sign an overall deal. I mean, if I

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had someone offered me one hundred million dollars to make

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ten movies like Adam Sandler meets ab and Costello. Hey,

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I stumbled into that last week. I hadn't even pre

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read this. I think that was Thursday's episode. Go back

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and listen to that one, back to creature. If someone

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offered me a hundred million dollars like Adam Sandler meets

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Abin Costello, but it's always a bird adventure, So no,

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I don't think Hollywood knows to do with me, and

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what sucks is they have to figure it out before

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they do. Holly was out at the screening of mel

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Brooks The ninety nine year Old Man, the new Jed

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Appatow documentary. Mel Brooks was there himself. He said, I'm

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very happy about anything that has to do with me

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that's positive. The ninety nine year Old Man chronicles mel

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Brooks's romance with his second wife, Anne Bancroft, and his

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bromance with Carl Reiner, who passed away in twenty twenty.

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It also features interviews with comedians including Jerry Seinfeld, Ben Stiller,

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Dave Chappelle, and the great dramatic actor Adam Sandler. Star

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Trek Ruiner. Patton on Oswalt was there and said he

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wasn't afraid to show his influences, which is really gutsy.

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Clean that up a little. Jud's busy, not only the

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mel Brooks dock. He's making a documentary about Maria Bamford,

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Paralyzed by Hope, The Maria Bamford Story, premiering its Sun

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Dance Apatel's premise. He's perplexed and fascinated by Bamford, who

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exists in a strange category. She's won awards and gained

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quite a bit of mainstream visibility and success, but her

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brand of humor is something of an acquired taste, built

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as it is, on confessional discomfort. I've talked about this

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in the past. There are people who love Maria Bamford

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and there are people that are like, yeah, she's fine.

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I'm in the latter camp. In the Bamford film, Conan

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O'Brien says, ninety nine percent of comedians will tell you

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they have anxieties, and you understand it's a stick. Marie

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is like a lop whose shell has been removed. Jimmy

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Fallon got quite the puff piece in the Hollywood Reporter.

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They spoke with Chris Miller, the showrunner of The Tonight Show,

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and the premise here was how cool the Tonight Show

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is with the kids today and how they're staying relevant.

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Chris Miller said, Jimmy will text all day long he

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saw this on TikTok, or this was fun on Instagram,

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or what if we did that. He's in it immensely.

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Head of Digital Nick Dyer added, it's very much like

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a back and forth conversation we're having when we have

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these guests on the show to make sure that we're

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putting together something that doesn't just feel like we're hopping

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on a trend. Got news for you. Head of Digital

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Nick Dyer Miller says, the Tonight Show is going to

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be on for seventy five years, a couple of years

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from now. The Tonight Show debuted in nineteen fifty four.

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We'll add seventy fives. That gets us twenty twenty nine

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if I did the math right, Miller said, I always

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think how many things have happened in the industry over

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there seventy five years where people are like, what are

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we going to do now? This is a moment. Let's

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not overcorrect. Let's not overreact to anything all of a sudden.

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You've got cable television, You've got DVR, then the Internet.

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I always sort of thinking it's core. Wherever you're consuming

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the Tonight Show, it's going to be the familiar Tonight Show.

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It shouldn't ever feel that different or be that different.

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We want a fun monologue, we want comedy. We'll maybe

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do some act to comedy with a guest, maybe with

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audience members. We want great interviews where we get the

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talent to do something they haven't seen before music that

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you're hearing about at a digital Nick Dyer says, I

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think from a traditional long form, lean back viewing standpoint,

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YouTube is still that platform where you can consume the

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full extended interviews that we have because Jimmy will talk

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to guests for much longer than what we can fit

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into our linear broadcast. Dyer says, so that's a great

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thing for people to check out after the show from

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more back and forth with Jimmy and guests. How you

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try to look at something like TikTok and Instagram and

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that's where you tendesseee the Lions share those clips that

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grow viral, which's these short moments that are clipped out

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to go out on different social platforms. USA Today profiled

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task Master. Task Master Greg Davies told USA Today, we

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have no idea, Rather we have a developing idea of

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how popular the show is. They're doing live shows in

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the US. Last year, when we came and did a

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show in New York, we were blown away by people

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stopping us in the streets. We had no idea what

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to expect, and the same is true of this to or.

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We sort of had an idea of that the show

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was popular on YouTube, but we've been amazed by the enthusiasm.

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Jason Minzukas was on season nineteen. Comel Nanjianni will be

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on season twenty one. Some of the wish list of

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other American comedians includes Sarah Silverman, Mike Birbiglia, Ali Wong,

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and Conan O'Bryant, but Davey says they're down to have

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anybody who understands the show. I think the show would

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be really fun with someone like Conan, who's used to

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being the funniest person in the room and the person

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who's pulling all the levers and making the things happen.

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It'd be fun to see him exist in our controlled world.

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On Taskmaster, Davies acts as a dictator, judging comedians for

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their performances in five episode takes. An episode like eat

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as much watermelon as you can in one minute. Meanwhile,

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while you're watching TVD, he watched Jeopardy. It was the

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Jeopardy Tournament of Champions Wkamal Bell was one of the

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champions in the semifinals. Spoilers, I don't know, did you

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tape last week's Jeopardy and you're waiting five days to

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watch it spoilers anyway. W cameal Bell played against Alex

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from Brooklyn and Ashley from Texas. Alex took the early lead.

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He found the daily double wagreed forty six hundred. The

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clue this Ontario city with a stormy name uses the

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slogan superior by nature. Alex answered, what is Toronto? Ken

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Jennings said, sorry, no thunder Bay on Lake Superior. That

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dropped Alex down to zero dollars. He was tied with W.

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Kmal Bell by the first commercial break anyway. Then they

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played the second round. W camal Bell in third place

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with twenty six hundred dollars. The category for Final Jeopardy

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eighteenth century arts. The clue a word book from the

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London premiere of this work, began with the quote majora

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cannabis let us sing of greater things. Bell's question was

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what is three people who have nev He wagered zero dollars.

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He finished with twenty six hundred dollars. He did not

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win the game. Coming up at noon Eastern today, the

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results of Comedy Survivor Week three. Now, I haven't actually

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produced that yet. I mean, by the time you're hearing this,

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I will have produced it, but as I record on Friday,

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I haven't done it yet because I was going to

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do it Friday morning and then Uncle Floyd passed away,

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and I did the tribute episode and didn't get to

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Comedy Survivor yet as I speak this sentence. But it'll

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a great way to support the show. Appreciate that. Kyle

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Gass has confirmed to Rolling Stone that Tenacious D will return.

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He says, we're going to come back. It's going to

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be bigger than Oasis. Now. You may remember back in

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July of twenty twenty four, Gas was on stage and

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he made a joke that the next would be assassin

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of a very famous person. Would not miss Gas said

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it was terrible judgment. Obviously, I felt terrible ever since,

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because it's such a responsibility not to screw up like that,

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wound up getting canceled. Jack Black distanced himself. Gas said,

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we had to take a break, and I get it.

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Jack has this magnificent career. I can't even count the

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franchises now, so as hard as it was, I just

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had to take the long ride home. All right? When

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will the reunion happen? Gas says, we will serve no

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d wine before it's d time. Meanwhile, the Kyle Gas

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a special Thing Records. The KGB's album is twelve tracks

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recorded their live shows out on vinyl and digital. Two

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Serious Stories to bring Us Home from the New York

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Post sourcing TMZ, I believe newly surfaced video allegedly captured

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comedian Corey Holcomb punching a female comic in the face

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outside of Hollywood Club. Reports say that several bystanders rushed

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to Corey Holcomb and tackled him to the ground. The

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woman filed a battery report with the LAPD. Authorities never

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arrested Corey Holcomb. According to TMZ, law enforcement sources say

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the confrontation stemmed from a month long dist between the

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two comedians. Meanwhile, Russell Brand not sure he's taking this

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too seriously. After being hit with two additional counts of

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rape and sexual assault on top of five similar charges

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he previously pleaded not guilty to, Russell Brand said, never

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mind anything else. This court sketch is an injustice. Apparently

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he doesn't like the way he was drawn. That's your

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comedy news for today. Back at noon Eastern with comedy Survivors.

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See then.