April 20, 2025
Shane Gillis at the Masters
Johnny Mac delves into Shane Gillis' experience at the Masters, the comedic dynamics between John Mulaney and David Letterman on Mulaney’s talk show, and Jimmy Kimmel's thoughts on the late-night TV landscape. He critiques the chaotic nature of...
Johnny Mac delves into Shane Gillis' experience at the Masters, the comedic dynamics between John Mulaney and David Letterman on Mulaney’s talk show, and Jimmy Kimmel's thoughts on the late-night TV landscape. He critiques the chaotic nature of Mulaney’s production and the awkward placement of guests, suggesting a simpler format. Highlights also include Jimmy Fallon’s new show ‘On Brand’ and Katt Williams getting a street named after him. Additionally, there's coverage of the Melbourne Comedy Festival, ian nsightful quotes from an Icelandic comedian Ari Ljn.
00:11 Shane Gillis at the Masters
01:06 Personal NASCAR Experience
01:59 John Mulaney's Talk Show Critique
05:36 Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Journey
07:33 Jimmy Fallon's New Show
09:36 Katt Williams Gets a Street
10:44 Melbourne Comedy Festival Highlights
11:40 Interview with Icelandic Comedian Ari Ljn
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
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daily comedy news. People are not upset with Shane Gillis,
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but they're kind of like, come on, dude. He went
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to the Masters last Sunday. Rory McElroy had his run there.
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A lot of people were tuning in on the fly,
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a lot of casuals, myself included, put the golf on
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and on his podcast, Shane said, I don't give enough
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about golf. I really wanted to. You couldn't see a thing.
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Shane was there with his tires Co star Steve Gerbin.
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Steve had pleaded with Shane to use his celebrity power
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to gain entry into the exclusive Masters tournament, tagging along
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as their friend Chris O'Connor. Shane says O'Connor was planning
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on not going, so he had already started drinking a little.
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He was prepared to lock down by himself at Hooters
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for the entire day, which I could have been more
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jealous of. Gillis admitted that the fairways of Augusta were
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like paradise and that everybody was friendly except for the bathrooms,
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which he compared to prison. People on social media are
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both jealous and kind of like, can you not appreciate it?
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I had an experienced once back when we did Blue
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Collar Radio. I used to get hot passes for NASCAR events.
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So what a hot pass is is you can be
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in Pitt Road while the race is going on, while
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cars are coming in and they're doing the tire changes
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and all that, and I'd be three feet from the
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car during a race. And every time I did it
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at the Daytona five hundred, I would be appreciative, but
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I was like, deep down, I know I don't appreciate this.
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It would be like somebody else who doesn't care sitting
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in the Mets dugout during a Mets World Series. That
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would be like my equivalent there for me. And I'm like,
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this is amazing, but I'm not a NASCAR fan, and
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I know there's somebody up there in the stands who
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would kill for this experience. Loved it, did it several times.
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Thought it was cool. NASCAR's great, especially in person, really
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good time, but I knew, like, deep down, I don't
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deserve to be here, or someone else does. I watched
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on Millenie Show with David Letterman and Hannibal burrus NICKI
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Glazer and John Mulaney's He's not good at hosting a
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talk show. David Letterman tried to save the night, but
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the show it's misproduced. Here's some notes from somebody who's
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produced a thing or two in thirty years. John's fifteen
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minute story at the beginning too long. I started hitting
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fast forward. Part of the problem is I know that
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they're going for this is different, and this is chaotic,
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and the zaniness and the weirdness is what makes it cool.
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But it doesn't work. You've got David Letterman there, but
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instead of just having Millennie and Letterman talk, you've got
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Leanne Morgan there. So then Milanie starts talking over Dave
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towards Leanne Morgan, who's further down the couch. Dave makes
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a joke about how awkward it is, which was funny. Again,
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Dave tried to save it, but the format doesn't work
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because Letterman or any guest Nicki Glazer, Hannibal Buris, they
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can't get into groove because you've got too many people
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sitting there at once. Richard Kind apparently has carte blanche
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to interrupt and throw the whole thing off. This show
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doesn't work. I can't understand how you have John Mullaney,
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David Letterman, Nikki Glazer, Hannibal Burs and Fine Leanne Morgan.
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And you can't hand in something that's entertaining. I didn't
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make it to the end. This show is not good.
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Conan O'Brien will be the guest on John mullaney next week.
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Here's a pro tip for the producers. Okay, you're ready,
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here's what you're gonna do. It's seven oh one in
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Los Angeles and fifty four degrees. My first guest is
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Conan O'Brien. Conan, how you doing? And then stop talking?
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And then fifty nine minutes later ago, and that's our
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show this week. See you guys next week. All right,
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write that down mlany or more importantly, write that down
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malleaney's producers, says the guy hosting a podcast in his basement.
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The Sydney Morning Harold asked the question ken John Mulaney's
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absurdist Netflix masterpiece save late night TV masterpiece. They use
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the word masterpiece. The Sydney Morning Harold writes. When it works,
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it's very good. However, there are some more awkward episodes.
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Cruise Ships, for example, didn't end as a particularly interesting
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topic where everybody had good stories but getting fired. It's
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alls about finding the right people. Yeah, like so you had,
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I don't know, David Letterman, hanniballe person, nickki Glazer. You
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could probably make a show out of that. It all
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has a frantic, somewhat cobbled together feeling that's incongruous to
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the amount of money that's clearly being spent on the show.
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And nobody seems more joyful about the chaos than Mlany.
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He told Bill Hayter, this is what it's going to
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be like the entire time. I have a whole new vibe.
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It's very different. It might be a winning strategy, a
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way to save the format, but it feels less deliberate
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than that. Maybe it's just a way generally a fun
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and beloved style of show for as long as they're
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allowed to get away with it. Latenighter dot Com orroat
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Episode six of Everybody's Live treats Letterman's appearance with format
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breaking comic reverence, an unprecedented cold open with a mic
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toting Mullaney fainting towards a similarly unprecedented topical bit about
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the current constitutional crisis, give way to the frenzied backstage
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prep for the measure in they lined up people in
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size order. It was a lettermanesque bit. Even Letterman said,
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that's the kind of thing we used to do late night.
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A writs are running theme the season has been that
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even Mlanie doesn't know what he's actually doing here. His
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pronouncement here that his sort of late night show looks
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and sounds like it's real, but it's just kind of
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off is a more sucinct definition than any I've come
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up with. Letterman's presence makes the call in segments even
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more of an afterthought than usual. M'laney introduces Hannibal Verse
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and Nicky Glazers, two of his best stan up pals,
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while LeAnn Morgan's ultra Southern stick gets tiresome, but none
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can compete with the legend nestled beside them on Malanie's couch.
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That's in line with my notes, ladies and gentlemen, my
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first guest is David Letterman. Hi, Dave, what's going on?
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And stop talking? Good stuff from late night? Or here
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they write for Dave himself. This sort of coded tribute
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is barely acknowledged even as the entire episode plays out.
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In one extended thank you. Rolling Stone interviewed Jimmy Kimmel.
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I shared that in the Facebook group, which is Daily
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Comedy News podcast group, they were curious of Jimmy's earliest
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comedy memories. Kimmel said, I had an audio cassette recorder,
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and before Letterman came on, I would watch Carson. Same note.
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I was there for Dave and you just you watched
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Carson to get to twelve thirty with something to do.
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Kim Will says specifically, when Bill Cosby was hosting for Johnny,
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I tape the monolog and I transcribed it because I
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wanted to see what it looked like. But I didn't
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have any intention of being comedian. That never occurred to me.
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I had a late night license plate and had a
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late night birthday cake because I love Letterman so much,
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not that I thought I could do it someday. Rolling
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Stone was curious about the late night landscape, especially in
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light of After Midnight being canceled. Kimmel says, ABC pays
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me so ideally, in an ideal world, everybody would watch
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our show on ABC, but it's not how it works.
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It's very easy to watch it on YouTube. People watch
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anything at a moment's notice now and in late night,
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I find most of the people are watching me the
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next day. That's the next day in the morning. But
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if you look at YouTube, you look at all the shows.
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More people are watching our late night television than ever were.
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And that's what any comedian wants. I don't know, I
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might have to fact check that. Let me see what
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Carson was at his peak. Okay. AI overview on Google
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says Carson Show averaged nine million viewers nightly. A Facebook
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post says it averaged sixteen million people. Here's the LA
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time saying nine million. So let's go with nine million.
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I guess if you added up two million here million
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there a millionaire in the social media. Maybe if we
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add everything together, it might get to nine million. Jimmy Kimmel. Maybe,
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perhaps possibly, I'm too lazy to do the math. Jimmy retirement. Yes, no,
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Jimmy said, I realize there's no point in talking about it.
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Obsess the people I work with. There are a lot
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of people who want of jobs when I retire. That
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definitely weighs on me. But the reality is, I'm not
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gonna do this forever. At a certain point, it's gonna
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have to end. I also know that there's not one
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person who works here who would resent me for retiring.
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I think they know that when I'm done, I'll feel
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like I've done this as long as it possibly can.
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But you always feel like the band leader that when
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you step aside, everyone's gonna have to find new jobs.
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Jimmy Fallon, whose Tonight Show is in third place? And
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I've been thinking about that since I said it on
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the podcast. I can't imagine a universe in which the
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Tonight Show is the third most popular thing at eleven thirty?
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How is that possible? And yeah, I get demos and
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the younger people like them and all that, but like,
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if you're at NBC and the Tonight Show is in
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third are you like, hmm, what are we even doing? So?
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I don't know, but like, if not Jimmy Fallon, who
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and what and why? Right? So fine? Let Jimmy Fallon
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sit there for twenty years. Maybe it's the marketing. Uh
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you know, maybe they should hire Milanie's producer, just have
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Jimmy Fallon host a mess of a show. Who knows. Anyway,
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Jimmy's got another show on NBC, so I guess they
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like him a lot He's going to host the marketing
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competition series On Brand, which will also feature marketing exec Bezoma,
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Saint John and a number of big companies. On Brand
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with Jimmy Fallon. We follow what happens when Jimmy Fallon
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starts a premier marketing agency and fills it with the
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most creative, clever and competitive go getters he can find. Boy,
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somebody in the NBC sales department is creaming their coffee
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over this one, because a host of national brands, including
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Captain Morgan, Duncan, KitchenAid, Marshall's, Pillsbury, Samsung, Sonic Southwest and
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thorough Body, will be part of the show, serving as
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the agency's clients and of course getting a good deal
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of screen time. All right, so there's a show and
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it's going to be all advertising. Oh boy, NBC se executives.
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So just gotta love this. Jimmy Fallon said, I love branding,
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I love marketing. I love the world of advertising, and
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I think there are a lot of people out there
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who do as well. This show, let's the audience that
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our contestants get a peek behind the curtain of how
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campaigns where some of the biggest brands come together and
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what goes into making them. Each episode will see the
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on brand agency, which reinforces the show's title, working with
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one of the aforementioned brands on a major campaign that
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may involve commercials, jiggles in Pearson Experiences, or merchandise. The
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judges will pick the best ideas, which then go on
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to become real world campaigns. What are we even doing
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in Cincinnati? Yesterday? Cant Williams got a street named after him.
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You may know it as Reading Road at the corner
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of Maple Avenue in Avondale. Nope, it is now Cant
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Williams Way. Happy for twenty and Easter, but happy four
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twenty to those of you who observe. People who do
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observe today's holiday are Cheach and Shong, and I believe
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from my original notes when I stashed this here months ago,
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Cheach and Shoong's Last Movie I Think is out today.
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Euchen Chong's Last Movie is a documentary offering a wildly
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imaginative take on genre convention, a true life tale till
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through a mix of animation and archival madness, all underscored
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by a classic cinematic road trip comedy. My Voice is
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already given out. And while I'll con see that often
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happens on the Sunday episodes. That's usually because I usually
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record Friday, Saturday Sunday to give myself the week and off.
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I want to do Monday too, because it was supposed
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to be nice out today and Johnny Mack wants to
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be doing something else. I love you guys, but you know,
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it's Sunday, it's Easter, it's four twenty. I'm not a
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four to twenty guy, but you know, if you are,
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that's fine. But it's Easter and it's nice out and
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I want to go out anyway. The Mailburn Comedy Festival
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wraps up today. The Guardian gave Lou Wall's show five stars.
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They write comedians frequently lie, but if the story is funny,
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doesn't matter. If the truth of a hit TV show
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is contested, do you enjoy it less? Lou Wall's new
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show Breaking the Fifth One, was nominated for Best Show
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at Melbourne International Comedy Festival. The story is about Wall
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listing a bed for free on Facebook Marketplace and the
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unhinged interaction that follows with a woman named Eileen. It's
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a fantastic bit, not least because it's very believable. Anyone
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absolute gauntlet of humanities weirdness that you open yourself up to.
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much more meta and much more complicated. Sounds like a
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fun show. I think I figured out how to. I've
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dropped my energy a little bit. I've stopped shouting, and
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able to record today and tomorrow. Let's do one more.
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From expats dot cz, your home for comedy news, they
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caught up with Icelandic comedy star Ari l Jarn. You
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know him from Pardon My Icelandic Well. Ari is visiting Prague.
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Ari is known for his razor sharp impressions and deadpan
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takes on Nordic oddities. Expats dot Cz was curious, have
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you been to Prague before? Ari said, yeah, once, about
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