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Hey hair, I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. Now,
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if you're like Johnny Mack, the theme sounds a little
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different today. What's going on? Well, on Tuesday morning, Johnny
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Mack's hard drive filled up and he deleted a bunch
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of files and deleted one too many. You know what
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I'm saying is I had to go back to the
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original cut of the music theme and now I have
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to go back in and find listen to what it's doing.
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Now let's listen. Yeah, we never get to that part,
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so I have to go back in and grab what's
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called a mixed down and get the smaller part. So
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this is kind of fun. It is a Tuesday, coming
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off July fourth weekend, and this is usually one of
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the toughest weeks of the year to Judas program because
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there is no news. So I will sock slow. Oh
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we he just jammed in the band, all right. R
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Gejorvay said, I was asked to come up with a
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new billboard for the London Underground as our last one
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was banned. This for his whiskey company. Whecky said, I
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thought I should do a little bit more market research
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before a waste company money and wondered will this be
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too annoying for commuters? If so, I think I'll go
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with it. He then shared an image that said win
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a million pounds that way you don't have to take
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the tube. Hey, nice job, Nicki Glazer. This from ksd
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K read slow John, you don't have a lot of
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news today. Last week, when the air conditioning went out
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at an East Saint Louis animal shelter during their heat
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wave gateway, pet Guardians sent out an urgent plea to
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the community to help Wednesday Love. Last week, they posted,
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this is a crisis situation. Additionally, we're receiving a large
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number of calls about outdoor strays and heat distress. We
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need a safe place to land. We need the community's
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help right now. Part of that community, Saint Louis native
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Nicky Glazer the shelter, wrote on Instagram that Nicky saw
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our reel, reached out right away, and came by Gep
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as soon as she was back in town to scoop
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up a foster. Looks like Egbert is settling in just fine,
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cozy content and clearly in his comedy era. We are
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truly so grateful for all of you. Nice job at
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Nikki Lazer. It's always sunny in Philadelphia. Back out tomorrow.
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Season seventeen eight episodes, and we get two episodes tomorrow.
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July ninth, they were doing some press, Glenn Homerton talked
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about how he almost left the show. Glenn and the
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gang were at the Palely Live twentieth anniversary panel. Glenn
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thought about leaving before season twelve. He told the creative team, look,
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I just don't want to wear out our welcome. I
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was worried that maybe we had sort of peaked or something,
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and I was just like, you know, we've been doing
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this a long time, and I think I was anxious.
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I hadn't figured out yet how to stretch myself and
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be able to do other things that I wanted to
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do with my career outside of the show. I just
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hadn't figured out how to do that yet. I was
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aching to do other things, and so I was starting
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to feel a little boxed in. Frankly, the rest of
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the cast said they didn't want the show to end,
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and he said, well, I can't stop you. And then
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seasons thirteen and fourteen, I came back as an actor,
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but I wasn't in the writer's room. During that period,
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Glenn went on The MINDI Project and Fargo. He also
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did ap Bio, which is okay, but not you know,
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that's not the most radical departure acting wise. Rob Mack said,
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they just kept writing it and kept writing him in,
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and we're like, he's just gonna eventually say he's coming back.
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And that's what happened. You know what I'm talking about.
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Because of the implication, if you're not a fan of
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the show, I don't even know how to begin to
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explain it. A short version, They've got a boat, some
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women are on the boat. Glenn's character says that the
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women will hook up with them because of the implication,
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suggesting that something horrible could happen to the women. It's
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a sitcom. Don't write me any letters, Glenn said. I
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do remember that with the cruise ship scene with the
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young girl where you actually had to see the implication,
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and actually that was one I was like, please, guys, don't.
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There's just certain things as human being, it's just tough
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to stop. I don't remember I remember thinking the implication
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conversation that you guys wrote was super super funny, or
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maybe I was like worried about crossing a line or something.
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Caitlyn Olson mcilhanny talked about her husband's name changed to
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Rob Mack. She said, I'm legally Olsen Macklhenny, but I
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go buy Olsen, so I don't really have to change anything.
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We can call each other whatever we want. Whatever makes
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him happy makes me happy. Over the holiday weekend, it
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was the thirtieth annual Nantucket Film Festival. Nice Work if
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you can get It Ben Stiller and a group of
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quote comedy all stars discuss their journeys. Ben Stiller shared
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that he personally was dead set against a comedy career
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because it's what his parents did. He didn't stick to
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that all too long. Eliza Slessinger on this panel said
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she was working a desk job and asked her parents
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to help her buy a laptop for comedy writing. May
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Martin dropped out of high school to work at Second
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City and tell jokes on stage. Amber Ruffin's work led
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her to Chicago, then Amsterdam. Michael ian Black also on
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that panel. Meanwhile, at Summerfest, Fortune Feamster was there. She
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said she was there to address what she calls America's
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fun deficit by encouraging people to connect with her and
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with each other. She told The Journal Sentinel, I'm just
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here to help people have fun. The one place you
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can help with that deficit is at a festival.
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Congratulations to Yaka of Samiranov. He's expecting his third child.
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Yakof Samiranov is seventy four years old. He already has
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two adult children, Natasha and Alexander, from a previous relationship.
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He told people, there's something magical about starting over at
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my age. Most people are planning for retirement. Me, I'm
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buying diapers, not for me, but for our future child.
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That's funny. Yes, my wife and I are having a baby.
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People cut basking me, Yakov, how did this happen? And
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I say, same way, It always happens, just with more
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stretching and heating pads afterwards. In Soviet Union comedy podcast
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Filler Fills You or something like that. Maryland Rice Cup,
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you know her as Chloe on twenty four. You know
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what I'm talking about? Jack Bauer's assistant there, Yeah, the
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one that was always calling him. She's a comedian. Did
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you know that? She spoke to Entrepreneur magazine and said
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when she's on the road. She does not want barbecue recommendations,
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especially when I'm traveling alone. I'm like, you think I'm
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going to go sit a loud barbecue and order a
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beer in a big plate of meat? Who do you
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think I am? We learn she was once roommates with
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Sarah Silverman. She told Entrepreneur Sarah was absolutely the better roommate.
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I was a mess. She was so great. I was
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lucky that she allowed me to be there. She also
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discussed working with Gary Shanling, who had such a specific
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confidence in his humor and how he wanted the whole
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world to be I remember reading the Larry Sanders script
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and going, I don't see the jokes. I'm not sure
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if I'm getting this, And then when we did the
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table reading, people were reading in character. Then it was like, oh,
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this is my favorite humor ever. It's so specific to
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the character that it doesn't really work until you hear
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them deliver it. It is indeed a slow newsday. I'm
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gonna pull gossip corner up here into the A block.
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You know who was up getting pizza in New Haven?
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That's right, you guessed correctly, Pete Davidson. He was at
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Sally's a Pisa. They share the news in their social media. Apparently,
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Pete Davidson signed a box and Sally's writing you guys rock.
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Sally's Humble bragged and wrote even New Yorkers make the trip.
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A commenter was curious what Pete Davidson ordered the pizzeria
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only said, let's just say he didn't leave hungry. Really,
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nobody knows. Is it a secret? You can't just tell us,
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Like I don't know, Pete ordered two slices and a coke.
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You can't just tell us. Also Gossip Corner, race car
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driver Lewis Hamilton accused of giving a death stare to
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Jack Whitehall at the British Grand Prix. Apparently, Jack Whitehall
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accidentally bumped into race car driver Lewis Hamilton moments before
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the race while attempting to mingle with the drivers. As
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the story goes, Whitehall had been signaled to pass through
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by a team member, but then almost body checked the
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seven time world champion race car driver Jack Whitehall. So
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hold Sky Sports just now when I was being invited
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to the grid and nearly body check Sir Lewis Hamilton,
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I don't know whether I'm going to be invited back again,
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but it was a very cold stare and staying. On
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Gossip Corner from New Jersey Monthly, they are confirming that
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Adam Sandler is staying in Montclair, New Jersey, not all
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that far from my house, and I do teach a
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college class at Montclair State University. Perhaps I'll pop over there.
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It's a great town, a great restaurant scene. There's great
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theaters there. Maybe I'll pop over and run in Adam
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Sandler and be like, Hey, Adam, which of your movies
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do you think are good? I'd be curious answer that,
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like if you got him, like really honestly, Like he's
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gotta know, like Jack and Jill's not a good movie.
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I'll take fifty million dollars and make Jack and Jill two.
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I don't begrudge the man, but he's got to know
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it's not good, right. I felt bad for him. He
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went all in on uncut Gems and he didn't get
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an award, and we could have had Adam Sandler dramatic actor,
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and we let it slip. Anyway, He's in Montclair working
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on untitled roommates project, which happens to Starr, one of
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his daughters. New Jersey Monthly says neighbors have seen Adam
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Sailor spending time in the area. He's apparently shooting hoops
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and Randa Park. He was also spotted filming in nearby Livingston,
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New Jersey at Nana's Deli, which owners say will be
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closed through July ninth because of the production. Boy, that's
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like a twenty five minute drive. Maybe I'll head over
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to Nana's Deli and just stand there all day for
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the movie. Nanez has been repainted with a sign that
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says Beer and Baumbs, established nineteen eighty five, advertising deli
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favorites like Matza, Ball, soup Chop, liver, Rubens, pastrami, and Kinishes.
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Livingston local We'll say that Adam Sadler has been friendly
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to residents taking selfies with fans who shut up to
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the stet who I'm so tempted to go? According to
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a cast notice, filming for the Netflix project goes through
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August twelfth. A local resident who drove by the set
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said it's exciting to have a little slice of Hollywood
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in Elltown. Yeah. From the pod News newsletter, which if
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you're into podcasting, you should subscribe to, James Kridlin reports
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for the first time in over decade, Michael Palin performed
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Monty Python material on stage at his hometown to a
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packed audience for a podcast called Nobody Expects The Michael
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Palin Podcast, hosted by longtime fan Greg James. On the
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Nobody Expects the Michael Palin Podcast, its chief weapon probably
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a surprise. I didn't know it existed. Palin Palan did
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a world exclusive reading of a deleted end scene from
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Monty Python's Life of Brian. That scene titled the Martyrdom
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of Saint Brian. In it, Michael Palin struggled to getrough
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the scene without laughing Brian's fingers full of naughtiness, which
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got laughter from the crowd. The Times of London went
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to go see Tim Minchin. He's doing a three night
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set at the Apollo in London. Tim was disrupted by
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some of the crowd shouting out details of a scientific
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law he just mentioned. Tim said, you won't get this
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at an oasis gig. He did three hours. The Time
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said his on stage chat is jokey, discursive, rather too
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rambling until he relaxes into it, and far more of
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the second half he takes us through his twenties in Australia,
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writing songs that rarely resurfaced in the act. He first
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brought to Britain in two thousand and five, hence the
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tourist title Songs. The world will never hear spoilers of
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the four Star at a five show, But though the
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first half is uneven, the second is almost walla wall joy.
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He is, in the words of one of his songs,
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a rock and roll nerd. If you ever get an
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opportunity to see Tim Minchin, you should go. I caught
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him a million years ago at the Chicago Comedy Festival,
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which doesn't even exist anymore, and I was just blown
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away by how talented he was. To meet him a
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few times, hung out with him as serious, A cool dude,
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extremely talented dude. And that is your comedy news for today.
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If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it.
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that's it, and I'll see tomorrow. Now stick around for
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this interview our sister.
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I'm going to bring forward and yours and give it
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to you now. And he said, oh wow, that's great,
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thank you. That's so generous of you. Car that's great.
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But his wife, my sister in law, went ballistic. She said,
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this is too much money, this is wrong. I don't
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want anything to do with and stormed out of the room.
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And I thought, well, that's not what I expected. Oh
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my god. So I realized from that that this was
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not an easy thing to do. So I learned a
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lesson from that, and I knew that I had to