July 29, 2025

Tony Hinchcliffe's WWE late-night event - low tickets sales? AND The greatest Sandler review of them all!

Tony Hinchcliffe's WWE late-night event - low tickets sales? AND The greatest Sandler review of them all!
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As the show celebrates its 7th annoversary. Johnny Mac brings the latest from the world of comedy, starting with the cancellation of Tony Hinchcliffe's WWE late-night event. He discusses David Letterman's remarks on Colbert Gate and Jay Leno's balanced political humor. The episode also covers Chris Rock's mystery set, and Dusty Slay's new Netflix special

But most importantly, the greatest Adam Sandler reveiw of all time...a review so great, Johnny Mac is not strong enough to voice it himself.

00:24 Tony Hinchcliffe's WWE Event Cancellation
01:02 David Letterman on Colbert Gate
02:43 Jay Leno's Balanced Comedy
03:37 Chris Rock's Mystery Set
04:15 New Comedy Specials and Events
06:54 One Adam Sandler Review to win them all
14:27 Tribute to Tom Lehrer


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Callaroga Shark Media.

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Pinner. Welcome to year seven of Daily Comedy News. I'm

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Johnny Mackis. Thing started in twenty nineteen, and somehow I

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did it all the way through the pandemic with nothing

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to talk about, plenty to talk about today, and lately

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it's been super busy. Hey. Remember Tony Hinchcliff, He's hosting

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WWE Late Night on August second in Anglewood, New Jersey.

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Well not anymore. The event has been removed from the

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WWE Events page. Refunds are being offered. The event was

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going to be hosted by Tony Hinchcliff and WWE star

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Cody Rhodes had been officially advertised for the show, although

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the only WWE star. I guess we're using particular language there.

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We can't just say wrestler anyway, Cody Rose was the

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only one who was announced. According to wrestle Tics, less

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than nine hundred tickets had been sold as of early July.

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Less than nine hundred. Yikes, So if you're planning on

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seeing Tony Hitchcliffe on the second, you're not. David Letterman

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has officially weighed in on Colbert Gate on Letterman's YouTube channel,

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David Letterman was the guest on the Barbar Gaines Show.

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David Letterman, who's seventy eight now. Yikes, Then again, I

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guess he was forty when I was a kid, right.

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David said, it's all very strange, it's very complicated. But

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it was a bit of a surprise, wasn't it. Letterman

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speculated the Paramount is capitulating to new owner Ellison, who

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might not want any trouble from that guy. Dave did

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an impression of Paramount executives going, not only we're gonna

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get rid of that guy, We're gonna get rid of

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the whole franchise. You don't have to worry about another guy.

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It's gone, buddy. Dave said, I think it's sad, But

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what this indicates is Ellison doesn't want any trouble along

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the lines of freedom of the press or free speech

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or freedom of expression. They don't want to get their

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hands dirty. They don't want the government going after them.

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I don't think it was money. I think it was

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to make sure that Ellison was stolid spending Dad Larry

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Ellison's money. You're telling me losing this kind of money

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happened yesterday. I bet they were losing this kind of

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money a month ago. I bet they were using this

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kind of money six weeks ago, or they've never been

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losing money. Take a look at the CBS News. It's

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still in business and I'm not certain that's a profit center.

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They did not handle Stephen Colbert, the face of that network,

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and the way he deserves to have been handled one

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day of not today. The people at CBS who have

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manipulated and handled this are going to be embarrassed because

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this is gutless. Dave joke that Colbert has become a

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martyr and said, now we've all got to kiss Stephen

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Colbert's ring. You may be seeing a lot of headlines

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about Jay Leno weighing in on all this. Now, Jay

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did comment about Late Night, but he had made the

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comments before the Colbert announcement was made. Just over the weekend,

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somebody noticed it and it kind of bubbled up on

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YouTube and then everybody wrote articles about it. I don't

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think it lessens what Jay said, but he did say

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it before Colbert Gate. Jay Leno, who's seventy five now,

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was interviewed at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation. David Trulio,

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the president and CEO of the Foundation had noted that

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Leno's jokes were equally bounced between mocking Democrats and Republicans. Again,

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this before Colbert Gate. Leno says, I got hate letter

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saying you and your Republican friends, and another saying I

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hope you and your Democratic buddies are happy. That's how

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you get a whole audience. Now you have to be

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content with half the audience because you have to give

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your opinion. Ronnie Dangerfield and I were friends. I knew

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Rodney forty years and I have no idea if he

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was a Democrat Republican. We never discuss politics. We just

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discussed jokes. I like to think that people came to

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a comedy show to get away from the pressures of life.

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I love political humor, don't get me wrong, But people

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wind up cozying too much to one side or the other.

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I don't think anybody wants to hear a lecture. Why

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shoot for just half an audience? Why not try to

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get the whole. I like to bring people into the

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big picture. I don't understand why you'd alienate one particular

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group where just don't do it all. I'm not saying

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after three support on one side, but just do what's funny.

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The Hollywood Reporter has a little more about that Chris

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Rock mystery set that I told you about on yesterday's show,

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Currently Rock, when an hour joked about quote everything from

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abandoning Love Island and divorce by promoting his ex wife's

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attorney to wonderful halle Berry and the infamous Oscar slap.

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Regarding this slap, a source told The Hollywood Reporter that

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Chris Rock broached the subject only after an audio member

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lobbed a question about the incident. Rock answered with several

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hilarious responses. The source said it was a night everyone

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who attended will long remember and call the set remarkably brilliant.

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It remains unclear what Chris Rock is up to. Very

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interesting out on Netflix today Dusty Slay's new special Wet Heat.

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Dusty hasn't done any press yet that I've seen, but

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he said the specials says Hot is a July in Alabama.

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I do think it's my best work yet, and I'm

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very excited for people to see it. We're having a

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good time, that's his catchphrase. Craig Robinson was a comic

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con over the weekend. He addressed the stunt last month

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where he said he was quitting comedy. He was asked

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if he had fooled anybody he knows, He said one

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thousand percent everybody. My father was like, what's going on.

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I was like, I'll call you back because I didn't

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want to taill him. Robinson said, I'm not quitting, gone back.

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You're welcome, Yes, dad, dad, I'm still in comedy at

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just for laughs. Ryan Reynolds presented Rob Mack with the

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Generation Award right after the Lifetime Achievement Trophy had been

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given to George Wallace. Ryan Reynolds said Rob second place

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to the Lifetime Achievement Award amazing. Reynolds praised Rob Max,

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saying Hollywood could be an insipid craphouse of around the

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clock shamelessness. You have to willing to be excited to

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grind and push a dream up a hill and have

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the wherewithal to do it on your own. Nobody does

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seventeen seasons of a TV show with the same cast

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and crew and also happens to be a D word

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jerk fase. And without Rob, there would be no Donkey

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series called Welcome to Wrexham. Max said him here because

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of Ryan Reynolds who not only took my career into

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the stratosphere, but also flew here to give this to me.

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Fortune Fimester and May Martin were there receiving the podcast award.

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May Martin said, this means a lot to me because

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I'm comedian. Fortune added for our community. Representation is still

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very much needed, wanted, and it's cool to be talking

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about these different topics. George Wallace of the Lifetime Achievement

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Awards said that means you've been around for a while,

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know a few things, and I know a few things.

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At the May Martin and Friends show, the folks from

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Exclaimed Canada and Caught it Out. May did a set

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of about thirty minutes discussing living in la buying a

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house on soil that's actively trying to slide into the ocean,

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and befriending a possum. Exclaimed says Martin was trying out

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new jokes and they were all hitting. Next up, Nick

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muhammed you knew him from Ted Lasso. He rolled on

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the stage wearing a pair of vintage roller skates and

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almost tripped a few times, did some material about the

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absurdity of the twelve Days of Christmas, and then wondered

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what if the song is cumulative, that's a lot of gifts,

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even displayed a bar graph of the gifts as a

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visual backdrop. Nina Khanti got up described as the UK's

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Queen of ventriloquism, armed with a foul mouthed monkey puppet

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and some terrifyingly realistic lip masks. It was very bizarre

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and absolutely hilarious. Sabrina Jaylee's out next jokes about parenthood,

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abortion and the semantics of Urdu and closing out the night,

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Fortune Fimster also trying out new material at the festival

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that is aggressive. Sounds like it was a good show. Friends.

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For years, I spoke the truth about Adam sandler comedies.

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I was out here all alone, taking on everyone, taking

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on the mainstream media, shouting from the mountaintop Adam Sandler

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comedies are terrible. Now, Adam Sandler is a good guy.

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Everybody who works with them loves him. Never heard a

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bad word about him. He's a family man. He's a

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man who dresses so casual that he makes me look

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like James Bond. And I say that right now. I

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am wearing four reel, a yellow baseball cap, a slightly

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too small shrunk in the wash purple volleyball shirt because

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it's one of the shirts I don't mind getting chlorine

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on when I clean the pool, and gray sweatpants and

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Adam Sandler makes me look like a savvy dresser. Adam

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Sandler solid dramatic actor, but he makes terrible comedies. Now,

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I don't begrudge the man. If Netflix wrote you that check,

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you would say yes. If Netflix asked me, hey, do

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you want to be in Happy Gilmore three? You play

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Adam Sandler's best friend. I'll be there right now. Or

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are we filming in Montclair? I'll hop in the car.

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I'll be there in twenty five minutes. Hey, Adam, great

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to see it. Nice outfit. But all that said, Happy

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Gilmore two is so bad that it is given others

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the courage to speak truth to the reality of Adam

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Sandler comedies. The Daily Beast has a wonderful review. It

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may be the greatest movie review of all time. It's

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titled Happy Gilmore Too may be the worst sequel of

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all time. Now, I read it and I shared it

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in the Facebook group which is Daily Comedy News podcast group,

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And this review is so epic. I don't have the

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gravitas to read it to you. My voice cannot bring

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to life the majesty of these words. From the Daily

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Beasts review, Happy Gilmore two may be the worst sequel

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of all time. So I have used an ai voice

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to read it to you because I want you to

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hear it in all its majesty.

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Arguably the least inspired film in the actor's canon, if

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not all, of movie history, director Kyle Nuachek's follow up

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is a cinematic abomination, devoid of imagination, skill, or purpose,

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floundering about for a criminally long one hundred and fourteen

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minute in search of a single laugh. Even for a

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star who's made his fair share of duds. This is

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Sandler's nay Deer, a cash grabbed nostalgia fest that pairs

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terrible new jokes with stale old ones, as well as

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piles on cameos from family members and famous friends who

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were ostensibly tricked by their love of the original into

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participating in this Hindenburg grade fiasco. There isn't a person

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alive who's ever wondered what became of Sandler's early manchild heroes,

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and yet Happy Gilmore too, nonetheless opts to answer that

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question regarding its title character. Happy Gilmore's humor stemmed from

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Sandler's rage Aholick Bruin's loving protagonist trying to fit into

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the prim and proper golf world. But nearly three decades later,

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the headliner doesn't radiate anger so much as slovenly inertia

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has proven by every aspect of his recent output. The

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leaden direction, the half hearted writing his trademark baggy Jim

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Attire laziness is now Sandler's cinematic brand that clashes poorly

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with the spirit of Happy, who here feels like a

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sleepy approximation of his former self, going through the motions

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out of begrudging obligation rather than impulse. Virtually every notable

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bit from Happy Gilmore is redone, and almost always without

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a novel twist. Apparently, Sandler and company believe fans have

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only been waiting for the same thing, except in sloppier form.

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Happy Gilmore too has no courage to be its own thing,

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and its story involving Happy squaring off against Safti's energy

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drinky ringers who've had hip surgery to enhance their swings,

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its story is so dreary and tossed off that it

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feels as if it's actively trying to make viewers tune

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out between its wooden non actors, squandered comedians, and flat relatives.

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It's a mix of the bad, the bad and the bad.

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As Sandler has grown into a more accomplished actor see

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the Meyrowitz stories, hustle and uncut gems, he's lost any

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trace of his hilarious fastball. His goofiness has grown stale

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and dispirited with age, and to date he's failed to

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compensate by finding a different register in which to be funny.

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With all due respect to grown ups two The Ridiculous

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Six and Sandy Wexler. Happy Gilmore Too is the bottom

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of the Sandler barrel, a grim disaster that not only

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sullies the good name of its ancestor, but so badly

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flails on its own limited terms that it suggests the

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a Lister should concentrate on dramatic parts and leave the

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immature comedy to.

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Others now As the King of Fairness. Not every review

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is that epic. Some are just mistaken. They're well meeting,

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but they are mistaken. For example, in Esquire, Brady Langman writes,

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and there are spoilers here, but you've had four days

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to watch Happy Gilmore Too spoilers. Brady writes, I gave

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in sometime after Happy Gilmore Too killed Julie Bowen with

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a golf ball and dropped Tuesday's Gone for the first yes,

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first time, but definitely before the Master's Champion, respected mental

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health advocate and generally sweet irishman Rory McElroy was on

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the receiving end of I'll Clean Up a Purple Nurple. Actually,

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you know it was when Bad Bunny looped up Travis

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him alive. That's when I silently told Adam Sandler that

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he had won and that, no matter how many times

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he'd drink booze from a cucumber across Netflix's sequel to

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nineteen ninety six is Happy Gilmore. I would shut up

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and enjoy it because I live in a world where

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President Big Mac is about to throw hands with Eric Cartman,

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which means that I'm entirely allowed to enjoy one uncomplicated

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screening of Happy Gilmore Too. We need Heppy Gilmore Too, No,

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we absolutely did not. I'm I happy that it exists.

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Absolutely while coming nowhere near the heights and ingenuity of

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its predecessor. Happy Gilmore two is still a blast, with

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every cameo tuned directly into Sailor's comedic frequency. Now you'll

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probably see quite a few reviews dunking on Happy Gilmore too,

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and as shameless Nossagia plays this weekend. To that, I

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say two things, one fair and two. At this point

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in Sandler's career, where we know we can bust out

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an Oscar worthy performance at any minute, yet chooses to

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make them possible to hate escape his comedy where great

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his work not only on a curve, but by wholly

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different benchmarks. My advice, let it wash over you. Enjoy

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the sight of John Daily watching Love Island Australia basking

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the vision of Ben Steelers's face super imposed on a

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golf ball. Let Sandman do as only Sandman can do,

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whiskey away from this doom planet for two hours to

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laugh at M and M's fake beard. I have gotten

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more feedback on my Adam Sandlor commentary over the last

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few days than I think anything that I've ever done.

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I heard from Justin Justin appreciate you listening. Justin said

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I liked it a break from reality. With a healthy

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dose of nostalgia. Happy gilmore I delivers It was made

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for the audience he wanted to see it made period.

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Heard from Paul, he wrote, Johnny Mack, I know you're

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really against Happy Gilmore Io enjoy being fancy French, but

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it's actually pretty good and Happy was a hockey player

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pointed out he was making fun of my recent move

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to Canada. I moved back to get away from the

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monkey box, but boy, as a Canadian citizen there for

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four days it was great and I do have to

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leave you on a sad note. Tom Lair, the political

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satirist and mathematician, died age ninety seven over the weekend.

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Tom recorded and performed his own music, including his first

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solo album, Songs by Tom Lair in nineteen fifty three.

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He served in the Army for two years, then released

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his second album More of Tom Lair and a live

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recording and Evening Wasted with Tom Lair, both of those

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in nineteen fifty nine. The next year he was nominated

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for a Grammy for Best Comedy Performance Parentheses Musical. Then

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he decided to quit touring and focus on teaching math. However,

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he kept working on me usic on the side. He

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did a weekly satire song for the NBC show That

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Was the Week That Was. He later released a compilation

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of those on That Was the Year That Was That

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peaked at number eighteen on the nineteen sixty six Billboard chart.

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He also wrote songs for The Electric Company. A beloved

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song of my youth. If you're of my age, you

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know the Electric Company. We should talk about that show

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one time. I mean it had Morgan Freeman and Spider

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Man guys. Tom Lair in two thousand said I enjoined

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it up to a point, but to me, going out

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and performing the concert every night when it was all

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available on record would be like a novelist going out

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and reading his novel every night. In twenty twenty two,

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he announced on his website that he relinquished ownership of

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his music to the public domain. He said, help yourself,

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don't send me any money. Rest in peace, Tom that

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your company used for today see tomorrow.