Aug. 23, 2026

Rosie O’Donnell Tops Kimmel Guest Hosts, Weird Al Returns to Tiny Desk & Ricky Gervais Marriage Plan

Show Notes
Transcript

Johnny Mac covers comedy and entertainment news, led by Rosie O’Donnell’s strong first-night ratings as a Jimmy Kimmel Live guest host (1.87M viewers), beating The Tonight Show and winning adults 18–49, plus a popular YouTube monologue. He notes Weird Al’s new NPR Tiny Desk Concert featuring parodies and other songs, and shares The New Yorker’s look back at It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, including its LA production, the Philadelphia setting decision, and Emmy-related jokes and nominations. He recaps Ricky Gervais saying he’ll marry longtime partner Jane Fallon to reduce inheritance tax and discusses his views on cancel culture and assisted dying. Other items include Olivia Colman joining Only Murders in the Building season 6, Robin Williams’ children maintaining his Instagram, and a New York Times piece on AI at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, plus brief Fringe show reviews.

00:12 Rosie O'Donnell Ratings Win
01:18 Weird Al Tiny Desk Return
02:18 Always Sunny Origins Explained
04:18 Ricky Gervais Marriage Talk
06:25 Only Murders Casting Update
06:37 Robin Williams Legacy Account
07:23 Host Show Plug and Welcome
08:22 Edinburgh Fringe AI Comedy
09:36 Fringe Show Reviews Roundup

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Callaroga Shark Media Hither. I am Jennie Mack with your

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daily comedy news. The President of the United States and

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I don't agree on all the issues, but one thing

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we probably agree on is neither of us is interested

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in watching Rosie O'Donnell host Jimmy Kimmel live. But we

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might be in the minority. She drew one point eighty

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seven million total viewers on her first night out last Monday.

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That was the biggest audience for any of Jimmy Kimmel's

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guest hosts so far this summer. I've seen nothing but

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great buzz about Rosie. Again, not my cup of tea,

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but people seem to really like the job that she did.

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Last week, she beat out the Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.

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Rosie also won adults eighteen of forty nine, drawing two

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hundred and eighteen thousand viewers compared to Jimmy's one hundred

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and fifty six thousand. Late Night er tells us all

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this and they point out online Rosie's monologue drew two

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point four million views on YouTube, probably more by the

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time you're hearing this, and that was more than twice

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as many as the most watching monologue from any of

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Kimmel's guest hosts this summer. That said, Kimmel's own monologues

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routinely top three million views on YouTube, and his live

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plus same day audiences regularly surpassed two million viewers. Again,

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Rosie did one point eighty seven, not bad. In the

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middle of the summer, weird Al did an NPR Tiny

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Desk Concert. Now, I was on the Internet and I

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saw somebody surface this and I'm like, Yeah, that's been

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around forever. Why is this a big deal? No, it's

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a new one. NPR's Tiny Desk Concert started in two

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thousand and eight. Al had an episode in twenty ten.

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Back then, the show was had a little more indie cred,

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so Al didn't do parodies. He did some original songs,

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but now as he returned, he did some old parodies.

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The new set, which is on NPR's Various Socials, features

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There's eBay, which is a parody of the Backstreet Boys

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I Want It that Way, and the Saga Begins, which

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is weird Al's Star Wars song set to American Pie.

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It is observed that it is possible this is the

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first time that weird Al has performed the saga Begain

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in regular clothes, not a Jedi robe. Weird All also

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performed Emmy Losing closing credits blues rock Gym from his

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biopic Weird, the Al Yankovic Story, and his Weezer pastiche

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skipper Dan. I think over the years, I've come to

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like the pastiches better than his actual straight up parodies.

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The New Yorker it took a look at It's Always

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Sonny in Philadelphia. I watched the first two episodes of

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the new season. Thought they were pretty good. Episode one's

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better than two, but I did like where they were.

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His table setting in episode two, and I think it's

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going to go somewhere. They looked back to the early

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days when they used Glenn Howarden and Charlie Day's cheap

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digital cam quarders they were making their home demo then

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called It's Always Sonny on tv Fax. Loved the show's humor,

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but were worried at the show took place in LA

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because there were so many shows in LA at that time,

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so they decided to move into Philadelphia, where Rob Mcalenny

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now Rob Mack, had grown up. The characters would change

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from actors to nightlife industry colleagues aka bartenders, and that's

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I never knew this. That's why the show's called It's

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always Sonny in Philadelphia. It's a joke since the show's

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always shot in la except for the occasional episode and

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some b roll. But you notice it's always Sonny in Philadelphia.

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I love it. I never knew that. That's a great

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little tidbit. The New Yorker reminded us. An early episode

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featured a jab that Mac Direxit, Dennis and Charlie, which

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was a commentary about Hollywood's inability to get Sonny. Max

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says in the episode, our problem is that we don't

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stick to the basic format that gets us in a trouble.

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Dennis asked, so, what you're saying is that by breaking

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that format, we're actually limiting our ability to be a

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successful That's hilarious. Another episode. I like this one a lot.

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They were trying to win the award for Best Bar

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that was making fun of the show. Never winning an Emmy,

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it has only received three nominations, all for Outstanding Stunt

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Coordination for Comedy Program, and it didn't win that. A

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few years back, Charlie Day was one of the presenters

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at the MBS and said, wait, hang on, have you

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guys been doing this every single year without us? Good show?

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I'm glad it's still going all the so much like me,

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everybody just looks older now, so you put on an

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episode and it's just during Unlike me, I haven't had

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plastic surgery. I'm not saying anyone on that show has

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had plastic surgery. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying

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when you look at the show, it looks like they

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had plastic surgery. Well done, John, well done. Ricky Gervais

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has vowed he will finally marry his partner of forty

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four years. Ricky is now sixty five. He's been in

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a relationship with Gene Fallon since nineteen eighty two. He

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had previously said there was no reason to marry before

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the eyes of God, as there is no God. Send

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your letters to Ricky Gervais. With that opinion, why would

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he get married now to reduce his inheritance tax Bill

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Ricky spoke to Saga magazine and said, that will be

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the reason I marry. But if it wasn't for that,

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why it's mad? The inheritance tax is horrible, isn't it.

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I got to get around to marrying before I die,

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He said of his own relationship, How more married can

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you be? We share all our money. We've been living

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together for forty years. Some marriages don't last a year.

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The conversation made its way to the notion of Ricky

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Gervas being on Celebrity Traders. Ricky said, no, it's not

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that it's beneath me. I'd love to play Traders, but

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I don't want to be filmed playing What good could

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come of that? I like watching MMA, mix mortial arts. Hey,

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he might want to hang out with a controversial mega

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comedian in Aperghanzy, who also likes mixed martial arts. There's

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a controversial lineup. Ricky Gerva's a Nate Berghansy watching fights,

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possibly on a white house lawn. I digress. Ricky said,

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I like watching MMA. I don't want to do it.

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I don't want to be doing something I'm not in

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control of. I don't want to be away from home

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playing a game with strangers. Will he wind down? No,

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He's said. My dad worked on a building site until

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he was seventy. That's hard work. I just stand there talking.

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He did say that performing catches up with him. Comparing

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it to driving really fast for an hour and heavy traffic.

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I feel you, Ricky. Sometimes I'll drive up from the

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beaches down the Jersey Shore, which is like a two

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hour ride, and I get home and I'm just like toast.

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Jervis said, I know I should be pottering around my

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garden shed, but I don't think I could sit around

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doing nothing. You work, say, have a reason to sit

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on the couch and watch Tilly every night. It was

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an interview with Ricky Gervais, so you had to talk

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about cancel culture, right, he said. Everyone got stressed about

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cancel culture, including me, although I try to beat it

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head on, but it's peaked. It's sick like. Cancel culture

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was never really about the comedians that could sell millions

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of tickets. It was about teachers and nurses who were

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losing their jobs because of an ideology. They discussed the

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concept of assisted dying. Ricky described himself as pro choice

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in that area, but for himself, he said, it would

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take quite a lot to get me there. I'd want

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every last breath. It's only if every breath hurts. Olivia Coleman,

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who appears in an episode of the Office. By the Way,

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She's been announced as the latest star joining the sixth

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season of Only Runners in the Building Martin Freeman, who's

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also in the UK Office. He's in the season as well.

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Robin williams three children, Zach, Zelda and Cody Williams. Did

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he run out of Z's I don't know, just yeah whatever.

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They went on Instagram to share how they planned to

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maintain Robin Williams's Instagram account as a way to keep

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his unique talent and humor alive. In a joint statement,

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the Williams children said, as we recognize what would be

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our dad's seventy fifth year, we're grateful to see new

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generations discovering his work, while longtime fans continue to celebrate

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the joy brought in other lives. As technology evolves, we

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want this to be a safe, trusted place where the stories, photos,

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videos and memories shared reflect his legacy with authenticity, warmth,

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and care. He continues to inspire us and delight people

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all over the world. Robin Williams died by suicide on

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August eleventh, twenty fourteen, in San Francisco. He was sixty three.

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Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Has it always been Edinburgh Festival Fringe?

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I don't know Mendela effect. Maybe I'm from a parallel universe.

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Who knows? The Times tells us Garrett Millerck created a

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digital replica of himself by talking at an AI for

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four months so he could take on his character and

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comic sensibility. His show We Tried It Your Way runs

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at Pleasant Courtyard through the thirtieth The avatar appears on

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screen as a shifty looking three D avatar. The Times

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caused it unervingly dead eyed, a computer version of the

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man himself, and proceeds to tell jokes. Millerrick has named

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the bot g Dog two point zero, he imagines sending

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in on comedy podcasts instead of himself. He has generated

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a clip of the avatar performing at the Hammersmith Apollo.

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Millrek himself has not played there, but he points out

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a plausible looking Instagram reels worth almost as much as

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the real thing. Love it. Millerrek asks his avatar to

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generate a monologue on a theme chosen by the audience,

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and it falls flat. Audience members connected to a computer

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One of the jokes got a big laugh, and Millrich

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said he felt jealous. A couple quick reviews from website

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entertainment dash now dot com, John Conahan has been hitting

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some shows. One of the shows he hit was Zoe

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Woolfield's Dog Funeral. John writes, I needed ten minutes to

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calm down after feeling uncomfortably exhausted by the show. I

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enjoyed it, believe it or not. He says. Zoe is

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completely unhinged in this performance, inviting the audience to her

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dog's funeral while arriving in a Victorian morning gown paired

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with the ego of an entitled, psychotic three year old girl.

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The show starts with a slideshow of different activities she

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would do with her dog before it died, and she

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would later quizz you on it by aiming in your

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face a water gun. I'm leaving that laugh and stumble

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in because that was natural. As I read this sentence.

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Zoe relies on the energy and heckling from the audience

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to keep the narrative flowing. Ian an audience member had

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to comfort her as she wept on the floor crying

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that her dog has died. She makes the audience members

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moan and weep for her dog, Otherwise she'll throw a

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tantrum and leave the show, only returning when everyone shouts

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for her to come back. How is this fun? Doesn't

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sound fun? He gave it three stars, three stars out

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of how many, John, I don't know either four or five.

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I can't tell. There's just three stars and no grading

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measurement thing. There's probably a term for what I'm looking for,

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but grading measurement thing. But it's at least four because

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the same guy, John Conahan gave four stars to Lou Wall.

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Lou Wall's Show is where all the tall Grandma's John writes,

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The show is exactly what it said. From the first moment,

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you were fully captivated by the confidence and madness of

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Lou Wall, and furthermore stunned by her amazing impressive height

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of six'. FIVE i didn't Know Lou wall was six.'

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five lou takes us on a detailed journey to find

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the one and. Only truth where are all The? Tall

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grandmas that is an. Interesting point she has carried out,

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investigative journalism interviewing, the public emailing, health organizations and Even

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rapping to a beat almost as Fast, as eminem explaining

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how and what she has done to find. The answer

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that sounds like a. Good time that was a Pretty strong. Sunday,

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episode again a lot of. NEW listeners i often pretape

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of the, weekend episodes including, this One which i'm Recording

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on thursday because it's pouring Out and, i'm like let

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me get a jump on. The weekend but this was

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pretty strong For, a sunday, All right and that is

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your comedy news On. A sunday. See tomorrow