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Callaroga Shark Media. Uh oh, somebody didn't like the new
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Ricky Gervais show. Hi, I'm Johnny Mack with your daily
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comedy news the Guardian Rights. According to multiverse theory, you
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know this is off to good start if that's the
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first paragraph. According to multiverse theory, there are parallel realities
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in which news of a new Ricky Gervase project instills
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a feeling other than dread. What are you talking about, dude,
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I'm generally excited about a Ricky Gervase project, not this
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one though, But it's I'm with you there the Guardian Rights,
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but we don't live in them. Having seen his new
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series Alley Cats on Netflix Friday, a boorish banter vehicle
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in which animated cat shoot the breeze like a bunch
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of pub bars. Have you seen what's in the top
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ten on Netflix? I mean I was on their Sunday night, going,
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who watches this crap? The Guardian Rights. I'm not sure
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what there is to report other than the fact that
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I didn't laugh once. Considering what a fan I once was,
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I find this remarkable. What happened, woke happened is what
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his diehard fans would say, etcetera, etcetera. Nothing makes me
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laugh harder than a good transgressive joke. Humor is often
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about dissolving dogma, acting as a safety valve for our
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collective id. The darker beats, close to the bone have
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the juiciest flavor, but good is as important as transgressive.
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Ali Katz leans on one at the expense of the other.
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That's why it limps. There are jokes about fat people,
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blind cats, intellectual disabilities. Gus the cat played by Rick
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Davay swears on every line the way some Brits do,
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with the habitual fondness for the worstwear word, the one
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that gives Americans conniptions. I'm going to guess it starts
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with a sea. The show is lazy and pleased with itself.
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The more it's determined a shock, the more I check
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my watch. The episodes are fifteen minutes long, but feel
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much longer. Wow, this is brutal. Allie Katz August seventh,
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The Hollywood Reporter caught up with John Oliver. They reminded
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John he and his staff have already won thirty two
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Emmys for Last Week Tonight, and they're nominated for another
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three this year. That's about the point where Oprah stop
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submitting herself for rewards. Do you think HBO would go
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for that if you wanted to pull a similar move?
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John Oliver said, if the bar is Oprah, let's all agree,
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I'm a long way under that bar. The next person
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who pulls the Oprah move had better be Gail King.
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Emmys have been very important HBO to the extent they've
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built to some level of golden armor over the years.
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It'd probably be dangerous to say we don't need this.
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You always want to be exactly as much trouble as
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you are worth, So the more you're worth to them,
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the more trouble you can cause. John Oliver, have you
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spoken to Stephen Colbert? John said, I saw him after
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his last show, after he managed to get at that
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entire building through that experience, which was an amazing thing
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to watch. I haven't physically seen him, but our group
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chat is still active. The Hollow Reporter talked about the
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camaraderie amongst the gang. John said, it's probably helpful that
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the stakes of the late night wars have become so low.
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It's crazy to act like it's the Cold War. Also,
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we have so much in common in terms of the
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Peculiarities of the Job. Season three of Conan O'Brien Must
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Ted Lasso is back today nine Eastern If you want
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to watch it tonight, Season four minor spoilers ahead, including
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several characters that are not back. They include Phil Dunster's
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Jamie Tart, Nickolhammed's coach, Nate Christo Fernandez, Danny Rojas and
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James Lance as Trent Krim, and several other of the
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players that all because of the new plot you may recall.
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At the end of season three, ted Lasso left his
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position to return home to his family in the United States. Well,
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now he's back. Ted las So begins coaching the Lady Greyhounds,
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a second division women's soccer team, in season four. Tanya
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Reynolds plays Ted's new assistant coach, Alice Chilton. Grant Feeley
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joins the cast as Ted Lasso's son Henry, taking over
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for Gus Turner, who played the role in the first
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three seasons. Back for season four are the characters Rebecca Leslie,
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Roy Kent, coach Beard, and Keeley Jones. Sidegas explained why
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women's soccer. He told he news me getting to be
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around women's sports, especially the WNBA, my sisters and I
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my kids, going to a lot of these games, having
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season tickets, just getting to watch these kick ass women
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coming off of three three pointers in a row, and
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just seeing the humanity and camaraderie amongst them. And I
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grew up in a house full of women, so I've
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seen that in a variety of stages of my life,
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and it's something I've always been a big fan of
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and appreciated. Tanya Reynolds plays the new coach. She explained
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the character to the Hollywood reporter. Sidegas told her soccer
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had been coach Alice's life, but after suffering from a
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recurring ACL injury, she segued to coaching, though she's not
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an nactual coach. Reynolds explains a lot of the series
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arc for Aliss about her finding her best kind of
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coach self and learning how to better communicate and be
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vulnerable with the team. I was very interested in this
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idea of the character who's very brittle and spiky on
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the outside but inside is actually quite wobbly. She requested
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a zoom with Sadegis to make sure he was aware
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of her lack of athleasticism. She said, I got really
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paranoid because the thought of me playing a coach is
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quite hilarious to anyone who knows me. I was like, listen, man,
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you've not met me. I'm not this character. I can
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give it a go, but I've never kicked a ball
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in my life. And Jason was just very ted lasso
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about it, like, well, I think you are, she adds.
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For the returning cast, they know their characters inside out,
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but for us, we're still figuring out who we are.
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I'm nervous on any job, but I was particularly nervous
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on this because it's a show that everyone loves so much,
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and you're stepping into it as this new character who
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at the beginning especially is not particularly liable. I just
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really felt the pressure of it. Season four of ted
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Lasso premieres tonight and nine Eastern. I wish I were
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more excited about it. Jordan Klepper and Ronnie Cheing jumped
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on you to talk about the thirtieth anniversary of The
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Daily Show. Where's John? Where's Jon Stewart. I get that
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he's off, but like the thirtieth anniversary of The Daily
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Show has been predictable for thirty years, Wor's John? This
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is just weird to me. I do this for a living.
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It's weird. Klepper said, thirty fig years of this? Can
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you believe it? Of this kind of banter? Chang said,
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I feel like this show has outlasted America. We've outlasted
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quite a few things. They got a little more serious.
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Chang said, We're also a show that's like a current
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affairs show, you know, political satire. So I feel there's
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always a place for a political satire. Klepper agreed, saying
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satire is part of every cultural moment and movement. Chang added,
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I always felt that If America couldn't do a daily
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political satire show, nobody can do it. You know what
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I mean? Like, if this country that is the most
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freedom of speech, the most money entertainment, the most comedy
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infrastructure nurturing writers and comedians, and we have the craziest politics,
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if those four things don't combine to form a daily
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political satire show, if this isn't a country that can
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do it, then no one can do it. I think
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a lot of Americans don't understand that this show is
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able to exist because of strong freedom of speech protections
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that most other countries don't have. Out on Netflix today,
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it's Mo Gilligan's Big Chicken. I've told you about this before.
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If you're of a certain age, remember supersize Me. Remember
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that was really good guy went to McDonald's every day Guy,
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Morgan Spurlock. Anyway. On Netflix today, it's Big Chicken a
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Fast Food Conspiracy. Big Chicken a Fast Food Conspiracy follows
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British comedian Mo Gilligan as he turns his love of
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fried chicken into a personal investigation. He eats chicken three
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times a day for twenty eight straight days while examining
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the industry built around it. So again, it's like supersized me,
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but chicken, Netflix says. A self proclaimed lover of the food,
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Mo puts his body to the test in a bold
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experiment by eating fried chicken three times a day for
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twenty eight days straight. Over the course of the month.
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He embarks on an eye opening journey from South London
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to the United States to reveal the historical origins of
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fried chicken and the social, economic, and industrial forces driving
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our mass consumption of it. I'm going to watch this
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from fast food chains, large scale farming, et cetera, et cetera,
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et cetera. You'll watch. Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have
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worked out how they're going to co parent. They put
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out a statement. Page six has the statement. Davidson and
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Hewitt said, we are cooperatively co parenting our daughter, whose
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well being remains our top priority, and we are fully
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committed to working together to give her love from both
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of us. Davidson and Hewitt began dating in March twenty
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twenty five. They split up five months after welcoming their daughter, Scotty.
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Scotty is named after Pete Davidson's father, Scott Matthew Davidson.
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The New York City firefighter who died responding to the
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terrorist attacks on nine to eleven. Michael Jay is filming
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a new stand up special at First Avenue in Minneapolis
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August twenty eighth and twenty nine. Tapings will be for
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a quote televised special where it will air, when it
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will be released. No one knows. Well, someone knows, but
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I don't, and you don't, Judd Apatow said. Nikki Glazer
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is working on a screenplay right now. Obviously she's a
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ridiculously talented and fascinating person. And I think it's clear
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to everybody that we would love a Nicki Glazer film.
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I know, as someone hosting a podcast in the basement,
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we would love a Nicki Glazer film. Oh yes, and
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all the press that comes with it. Please make several
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of them. Hopefully we're getting close to a draft and
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something that can happen next year. It's years and years
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of conversations that lead to this type of work. But
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I've known her a long time and this is something
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we're very excited about. I mean, how could a Nicki
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Glazer movie not be good? Right? Maddy Kelly tells Yahoo Canada. Yes,
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the Comedy Space has been male dominated. We all know that,
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and she says it's gotten a lot worse. She told
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the Yahoo Canada, I've just seen ebbs and flows for
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how many women are in the scene, how many women
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are getting rewarded for being comedians. And I think people
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think women get things earlier because there's such an appetite
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for girls to do comedy and audiences like it so
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much and diversity mandates. When you really think about it,
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if you actually analyze the list, there's not that many women.
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I'm the only woman on a huge percentage of the
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shows I do every week, and a lot of girls
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don't want to hang out with eight guys that want
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to have sex with them. You have to have a
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really strong sense of what you're doing and why you're
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doing it, and a lot of people don't have that.
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When you start an art form, obviously, there are big obstacles,
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and I personally think they get better when we really
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pay attention to them. I mean the fact that no
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one could post something online without literally igniting a war
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in the comments whether women are funny or not. It's exhausting.
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People over in the UK are upset that the BBC
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has canceled Live at the Apollo. One of the people
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mad is comedian Mark Watson. Live at the Apollo helped
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launch the career of several major British comedians, including Michael McIntire,
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John Bishop, Katherine Ryan and Mo Gilligan. The Chicken Guy.
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Live at the Apollo started airing in September of two
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thousand and four. One of the early comedians on that
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show was Mark Watson, who appeared on the show in
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twenty eleven. He said, if money's the issue, it would
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be very easy to make a very good low fi
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stand up show for absolute peanuts. It's been done before,
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but people will be pitching that in vain until twenty
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seventy eight stand up comedian Terry Christian. That's told Good
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Morning Britain. I think the big tragedy is Live at
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the Apollo because it's for young comedians and for them