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Callaroga Shark Media. He there, Johnny Mack with your daily
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comedy news. Season two of Sane Gillis's Tires out on
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Netflix today. If you haven't watched season one, start with
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season one. The episodes go super fast, super bingeable. And
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it's not like the NBA wants us to watch them tonight,
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or they would have told the refs, Hey, refs, call
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some fells against the pacers, will you? But nope, the
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NBA wants to have pacers. Okay, see, I'm not watching
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I'll be watching Tires bitter much. Sure. In season two
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of Tires, after the unexpected success of their big marketing idea,
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Will and Sheen rush to grow personally and professionally without
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fully realizing the cost of doing business. Okay, Netflix announced
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a whole bunch of things and they shared a trailer
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for Adam Sandler is Happy Gilmore IWO with Premiere's July
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twenty fifth on Netflix. I think we're about to see
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a lot of press. Netflix had their Too Dumb presentation
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on Saturday, which did not go over well on social media.
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People were saying that it sucked, but appearing at it,
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Adam Sandler, Christopher MacDonald and Julie Bowen were introduced by
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sports commentator rich Eisen. The trailer showed Sandler breaking in
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another new Caddy, this time played by Bad Bunny. On
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the stage, the kids who play Sandler's children in the
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movie joked, is there anyone actually under sixty in this movie?
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I heard somebody commenting that they just took the roles
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played by Carl Weathers and Richard Keel just made the
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characters the kids of the original because the original actors
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have passed away and it's just like whatever, it's a
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Sandler movie. Who cares go with the jokes. Other cameos
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on stage and in the movie include John Lovetts, Wow,
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how'd they get him? Also in the movie famous actresses
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nobody better to cast than Sadie Sandler and Sonny Sandler.
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They must know somebody. Professional golfers John Day, Scottie Scheffler,
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and Rory McElroy are in this one. Us Kelsey's in
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it Market Qualley and other Nepple Baby, She's fantastic, but
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still an apple baby. They're all in Happy Gilmore two,
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Adam Simdler till Jimmy Fallon on the Tonight Show that
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Travis Kelcey is a nice guy. You guys would love
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him in real life. What a big, handsome guy, funny
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and cool as hell. He's a stud and he's so funny.
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Happy Gilmore too. July twenty fifth. It's more details about
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the new version of Just for Laughs Montreal. Roy Wood
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Junior and Mikey Day announced as the gala hosts. Roywood
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on July twenty fifth, Mikey the next night. So new
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shows announced Ralph Barbosa on the twenty fifth, Joe Jumbroski
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in the twenty fourth, The Nasty Shows back two shows
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July twentieth and twenty fourth. Just for the Laughs Culture
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Show on the twentieth and twenty third, New Faces of
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Comedy on the twenty fifth and twenty sixth. I might
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have to get up there for the twenty fifth and
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catch that one. I haven't been able to make friends
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with the new press people because my former press contact
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up there is now working with Bruce Hills, who used
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to run Just for Laughs. She sent me a press
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release and I'll read it. Paying attention JFL publicists, paying
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attention to Hulu publicists. All right, let's see what we
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got here. MRG Live and Bruce Hill's Entertainment announced Rick
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Mercer's Stand Up for Canada Comedy Tour with twenty one
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stops across Canada. Thank you for sending things over. I
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will include your notes in the show if you actually
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send them to me. John mulaney commented on this whole
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thing about why isn't Mike Birbiglia more famous. Mulanie's take,
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Birbiglia does want to be famous. I think everyone wants
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to be famous, but he thinks Birbiglia is already famous.
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It's kind of relative the question of fame because he's
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had successes that maybe some more household names haven't. I
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don't know anyone with as much respect in the theater,
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stand up, film, and TV world all at once. He
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made deliberate choices about having a much more interesting career
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than pursuing one of the agreed upon mainstream roots. That's
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all fair. I was thinking about that verbig special. I
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feel like the media really liked it, the Bverbiglia special.
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I feel like the media really likes Burbiglia. Verbiglia's PR
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team definitely got him on a lot of big shows.
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I don't know if that had any impact in mainstream
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American society. And I'm not sure. In you know, regular
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folks like go down to the bar and go hey
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Mike Burbiglia, Like go down to the bar and ask
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your buddies like, hey, did you watch Mike Burbiglia and
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see if they actually know who he is. I'm not sure.
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I'm not here to bash. I'm just I give my
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take on how I see things, and I'm not sure
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that special cut through Despite a lot of press last week,
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Robert Smigel has got a new podcast called Humor Me
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with Robert Smigel and Friends. On Humor Me, Robert Smigel
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and his guests, who will be a line of professional
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writers and comedians, will help listeners write all kinds of
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prepared remarks, from a speech to a toast, to a eulogy,
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to a presentation or application essay or a thank you note.
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We're just slamming someone online. His online announcement suggests things
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like letter to a Congressman, letter of Santa, letter to
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a longtime crush, or if you're Conan O'Brien and Oscar's monologue,
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Michael says, we thought it'd be entertaining the showcase funny
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people writing. So here's this no word on a release
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date yet. This will be produced by Big Bunny Players,
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which is Will Ferrell's podcast network and a partner of iHeartMedia,
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so that'll get pushed pretty big. Speaking of Conan O'Brien,
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he said that Hacks triggered PTSD symptoms for him as
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he watched the fourth season. Conan told Hacks co creator
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and writer Paul W Downs the show delves into late
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night this year, which was fascinating for me because there
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are things you cite in the show that I've lived through,
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and so I'll get a little bit of PTSD from
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watching it. But it's also really funny and apt, you know,
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like getting notes here, this is what we heard about you, you know,
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in the early days of my late night show research
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and what are people saying and what do we need
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to adjust? Let me chime in there. I was really
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into HBO's Entourage and had to stop watching it because
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it was at a point in my life where I
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was working closely with the Foxhole Jamie Fox's comedy channel
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and doing la things that you know, Jenny Mack from
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Queen's normally would be doing and never felt quite comfortable.
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So then I'd watch Entourage and they were doing the
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same kind of things like going to parties on yachts
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and stuff like that, and I was like, this is
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too close to where I can't and I had to
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just stop watching it. I really liked the show, but
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it was just giving me kind of the same feeling
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Conan was getting, Like, I just this is making me excited.
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Even talk about it now, fifteen years later, I don't
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want to go there. Remember being at a super Bowl
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party one night and the Big Boss was mad at me,
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so I was there to make sure that the broadcast
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aspect of Live from Jimmie Fox's super Bowl party went well. Again,
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listen to me, Oh poor you. You were Jimmy Fox's super
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Bowl party. Yes, but everybody else was partying and I
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had to stay in manager mode. And I remember a
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nice young lady who thought I wasn't having enough fun
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and she was encouraging me to have more fun, and
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I just I felt like such a loser. First of all,
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you know, I'm married, so I'm not going to do
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anything with a nice young lady anyway. But I just
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remember being like, yeah, I got to just stand here
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and look like a suit. It sucked. Conan said, it
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was all stuff that just felt impossible. So I'm kind
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of reliving it a little bit through your show. But
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you guys are doing a very good job of hitting
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a bunch of the nerves, which means you're getting it right.
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Conan brought up a scene from the show where late
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night hosts are arguing over a celebrity guest appearance. Debora
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Vance is trying to get Kristen Bell on her show.
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Jimmy Kimmel confronts her and says, you don't get Kristen
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Bell because she always says my show. I sort of
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got possession of having her after conanbur died. Conan thought
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it was funny that in that universe that Conan died.
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And what I loved about it is no one questions it.
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It's just like since Conan died. It's just like I
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get her after Conan died. It's just understood. And I'm
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laughing because no one questions it. That is funny. Oh
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you see, now I should head for a break there,
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But I didn't end on a down inflection. Remember I
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lectured everybody about this yesterday. So I'm going to do
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one more story in the A block so that I
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can properly throw things to break like you're supposed to.
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In Canada, they're making a Canadian spin off of the
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Prices right now, You're like why, I don't know either.
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Are Canadians like yeah? You know that True Carry version
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is way too American for us. We have a Canadian
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hosting America's got talent. We don't get upset. Maybe we
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should do something about that. What is Trump doing about that?
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Why is a Canadian hosting America's got talent? Why doesn't
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Drew Carry host America's got talent? A good at old
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fashioned American marine. Let's get that campaign going. Send your
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letters to me. I guess I opened that cat of
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corn there. I'm just shucking a joke. Relax, it's a joke.
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How we Mendelican host America's Got Talent because he's also
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hosting the Canadian The Price is Right? This one has
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a working title of The Price Is Right Tonight. See
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it's totally different. HOWI Mandela, a press release said, I've
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been a fan of the Prices right my entire life,
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so stepping into this PS iconic role is an absolute thrill.
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The Price Is Right Tonight will bring a fresh, high
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energy twist to everything people love about the original Big Games,
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lots of laughs and fun surprises. I can't wait to say,
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come on down to a whole new generation of Canadian
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fans and remember everybody heading into a break and on
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a down inflection. All right, well, the stupid NBA wants
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us to watch PACER's OKC. We're not doing that. Call
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some fowls, refs, what are you doing? You know the
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right ping pong ball comes out of the thing every
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year during the NBA draft. You know that seems to
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magically work out for wherever the hot rookie should go.
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Somehow that works out. Nobody can call some fowls against
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the Pacers. What are you doing? You left a lot
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of money on the table. No one's watching Pacers OKC.
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Sorry from Celtics Wire, you're home for comedy news. Former
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Celtics Ford Blake Griffin said some NBA players are pretty funny.
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Jamal Crawford is hilarious. I think one of the funniest
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guys is Jeff Tigue. He's hilarious. I could listen to
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him tell stories all day. As for Blake's own comedic influences,
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he says, when I was younger, jud Apatow comedies were
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right in my wheelhouse. I was in high school when
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those were coming out. I love Seth Rogan. I love
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Dana McBride. I'll watch Danny McBride planning character. I think
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he's awesome. You have Shane Gillis, his stand up is
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phenomenal or mind Blake Griffin Tire season two out today.
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I like how guys are just starting to get funding
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and shooting shows and selling it because they can make
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exactly what they want and they don't have to adhere
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to a bunch of notes. Those are some of the
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people who are doing the best in comedy right now.
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An interesting story, it's behind him paywall. I've tried every
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trick to try and read this story. The headline from
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the Philadelphia Inquirer, and I'll just tell you all I
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know is the headline says, a junk fee is no
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laughing matter. According to a new class action lawsuit against
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Helium Comedy Club. The lawsuit requests damages for Helium Comedy
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Club customers in Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Missouri over the inclusion
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of junk fees at checkout. I tried googling to find
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out more about this lawsuit. I can't find anything. I
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just find the headline interesting. I'll try and keep an
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eye on that. Seth Myers told a crowd in Austin
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that he can't picture a world in where he would
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stop doing Late Night. I found from the very beginning
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of my career in this business, you just have to
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focus on the day you're doing the show. There's no
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version of me getting ahead of what twenty twenty eight
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it's gonna look like that's going to be even close
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to right now, Seth's ratings should sort of more or
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less double right once Taylor Thompson shows go away and
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twelve thirty seven to himself, you know, maybe go up
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one point five x. That should make the show more
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profitable for NBC and keep Seth away. You know, I've
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been fascinated by Late Night with Seth Myers. I feel
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like it has zero impact on the universe. It just exists,
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Seth said. It's an industry that's constantly facing challenges, But
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I don't think anybody on a network thinks I'm going
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to be the one smart enough to solve the problems
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of like how to fix TV. Myers has a contract
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to host Late Night through twenty twenty eight, which is
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an eternity in current television. Who knows what TV will
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look like in three years? Here is a terrifying fact.
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On July nineteenth, Mike Chisholm from The Letterman Podcast, put
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on your seatbelt before I tell you this next sentence.
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On July nineteenth of this year, Seth Myers will pass
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David Letterman for second longest tenure as host of the
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Late Night franchise. Seth would have to hang out until
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August twenty twenty nine to break Conan O'Brien's record for
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longest tenure of the Late Night franchise, and in fourth place,
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Jimmy Fallon. Josh Gonoman announced his latest hour of material,
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Positive Reinforcement, will premiere on the Blonde Medicine YouTube channel
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on June twenty seventh, and in album for Him on
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July eleventh. Now what I like here is let me