April 22, 2025
WrestleMania Roast, Nate Bargatze's Success, and Tim Dillon's Political Hot Take
Notes from the Roast of WrestleMania hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe where Paul Heyman and Triple H made notable appearances. Nate Bargatze's growing prominence in the comedy world is discussed, particularly his feature in the New York Times and his...
Notes from the Roast of WrestleMania hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe where Paul Heyman and Triple H made notable appearances. Nate Bargatze's growing prominence in the comedy world is discussed, particularly his feature in the New York Times and his thoughts on authenticity in comedy. Tim Dillon shares his views on political shifts in comedy with Fox News Digital, and Johnny mentions Michael Costa's insights from The Last Laugh podcast about celebrity guest hosts on The Daily Show. Other topics include Canadian comedian James Mullenger's decision to avoid performing in the U.S. and Big Jay Oakerson's new crowd work special on YouTube. The episode also covers John Oliver's excitement about the Mets, Tina Fey's possible succession of Lorne Michaels on SNL, Brett Goldstein’s anecdotes about Ted Lasso, and updates on comedy festivals and shows worldwide.
00:12 Roast of WrestleMania Highlights
00:50 Nate Brize's Rise to Fame
03:12 Tim Dillon's Political Comedy
04:57 Celebrity Guest Hosting on The Daily Show
05:22 Canadian Comedians and US Tours
06:33 Big J Oakerson's New Special
07:35 John Oliver at the Mets Game
08:34 Upcoming Comedy Specials and Festivals
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Callaroga Shark Media, Hey Aaron, Johnny Mack with your daily
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comedy news Wrestle Votes dot com it has some intel
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on what went down at the roast of WrestleMania, hosted
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by Tony Hinchcliff. They wrote two hours of jokes that
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included some sexual puns and f bombs. Paul Hayman stole
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the show triple h end of the night with a
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surprise appearance. Lenna McMahon was in attendance. Don't hold your
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breath for this to ever make air. Wrestlingnews dot Co said.
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Paul Hayman was incredible. Tony Hinchcliff had everybody rolling. This
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was so much fun. Cell phones were put in pouches
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for good reason. Lol. I doubt this makes it to TV.
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Stuff was wild. The show took place after WrestleMania at
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Night two. Wrestle Votes says the show was two hours long.
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The New York Times had a cover piece about Naperghetzi.
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Now I'm seeing here with Nate exactly what happened with
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Nicki Glazer last year. The really good support team, the
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prs out there. You know, we heard that Nate was
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gonna host the Emmys in parallel with that there's this
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big thing with the New York Times. Now that didn't
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just happen overnight, So the press machine is out for Nate.
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I share the article in the Facebook group, which is
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Daily Comedy News Podcast Group. There's also a podcast version
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of the interview if you'd like to listen to yourself.
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The New York Times asked Nate how he got so big.
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Nate said, talking about relatable things and authenticity. Not that
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I'm going out for authenticity, but you're in a world
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where you have the Wickeds and Avengers movies, and that's great,
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but there's not a regular person on a screen anymore.
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Movies used to be like planes, trains and automobiles and
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home alone. That's a regular guy in the movie that
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you enjoy watching. It's easy to take in and you
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don't always want to be thought provoked. That's something I've
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tried to stay clear of. I need you to be
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able to come and trust that you're going to get
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the entertainment that I'm showing you. That I'm selling you,
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and I'm talking about myself, and I'm making fun of
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myself with the materials written for you. I'm not doing
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it to make myself look good. I'm doing it to
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make you laugh. You can either laugh with me or
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at me. You relate to it or you think I'm
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an Either way, I'm here to entertain you. As for
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his style, Nate said, most of the comics I was
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around were the complete opposite of everything I did. I
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had to learn how to do what I was doing
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in those rooms. But I didn't want you to notice
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that I was clean, right. I talked about that on
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Saturday with Andy woodholl It's one in the morning and
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these people are drunk, and how can I do this
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material that's not sexual or whatever everybody else was doing.
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You learn how to hide it, because if he walked
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up and said I'm clean, it's gonna be like, yeah,
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this guy's not cool, exactly what Andy said. The Times
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was curious about Nate's evolving look in the last six
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or seven years. You've changed your look. You got a
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different haircut, you grew the beard, mustache, started dressing a
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little cooler, lost some weight. Nate said, yeah, kids, show
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business showed up and goes, hey Fatso if you want
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to make it, you better get your life together. No,
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no one asked me to do anything as a comic.
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You're you. You're talking about yourself, so you're going to
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be you. But I wanted to do it. I'm going
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through it right now. I do not have great eating habits.
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I eat a lot of fast food and chain food
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didn't get in the way. I stopped drinking in twenty
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eighteen because I knew if I wanted to get where I
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wanted as a comic, this was going to be the way.
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I've realized that with food too. So if I wanted
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to do stand up at this high level, possibly make movies,
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I have to put in the effort to handle all
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this touring and the mentality it takes to stay focused.
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I always say, I'm looking forward to the day you
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can't see my nipples through my shirt. That's we're all
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working towards amen. Brother Tim Dillon spoke to Fox News Digital.
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The premise from Fox News Digital that was comedy was
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moving to the right. Dylan said, you know, when people
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call it a right word shift. My pushback to that is,
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were these statements right word in twenty fifteen or two
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thousand and five? When did they become right wing statements?
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When did it become a right wing statement to say
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I should have the bodily autonomy to not take an
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experimental vaccine. When did it become a right wing statement
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to say I don't think the US should be in wars?
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I remember those were left wing statements. When did it
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become a right wing statement to say that the United
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States should look after the middle class and workers instead
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of importing cheap labor so that the profits on Wall
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Street could go up? Those are right wing points. This
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is the craziest thing ever heard in my life. I
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think the parties flip, but I think they might flip again.
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You know, this could happen again, where the Republican Party
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becomes anti free speech and the Democratic Party becomes pro
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free speech. It could happen again, certainly flip. During the
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last election cycle we're in, the Democratic Party was the
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pro war, kind of anti speech, seemingly pro corporate party.
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But if we go to war with Iran start boarding
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people that wrote op ed's critical of Israel, then you'll
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see the Republican parties now the pro war, anti free
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speech party. So you actually have to just believe in principles,
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and you have to hold the people that you've elected
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to account. You can't follow the people who've elected Otherwise
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you're just in a personality cult. You're not a free
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thinking person. You have to say, I have a belief.
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The belief is we shouldn't do this, and if we
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do that, whoever it is, Kamala Trump, Bernie whoever, you
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have to hold him to account and say, you know,
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I don't think this is good for America. A lot
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of Tim Dillon press get some more stuff coming up
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from later in the week, but he is out there
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making the rounds, and apparently the cable news networks have
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discovered he's a really good guest because he's got that
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great mix of doing the talk show thing combined with
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great jokes. As I've said before, I loved Tim's podcast,
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and then someday he is going to step on a
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land mine. I could see it coming, and then I'm
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going to deny that I ever told you that I
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liked this podcast. I'm such a coward. I could be
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like Tim Dillon. Never heard of him. Michael Costa's Toll
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The Last Laugh podcast that when we did the guest
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hosting thing on The Daily Show where every celebrity came
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in and hosted, we really learned that many celebrities can't
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read a teleprompter. I mean, some were not treating it
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as we felt was a very important, funny, coveted position.
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And by the way, nobody was like met or terrible.
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But you're just going man. I grew up on the show,
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the show's foundation of who I am. Don't half ask
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this please. Thankfully the network finally said, you know, these
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correspondents really give ahoot about the show. Canadian comedian James
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Mullinger has joined the list of comedians who won't come
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to the United States. James has canceled a planned show
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in Maine next month. He told the CBC, I love
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my job, but not so much that to want to
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be locked up for two weeks, Although would probably make
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for good material, but my wife needs me at home.
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If I didn't have people dependent on me, I'd possibly
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take the risk. Mullinger had the venue and date booked
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his paperwork in order, but says it seemed risky to
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make the trip to Maine. It just felt like not
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the right time. I didn't want to get swept up
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in either misinformation or propaganda or necessarily believing everything you hear.
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But it just seemed risky. Hearing the performers being locked
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up even though they're there with the correct paperwork. Have
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I missed a story of their performers being locked up?
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I've missed that. I kind of feel if a comedian
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were locked up, I probably would have mentioned it on
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the show. Maybe I'm forgetful. Wellinger said, Canadians need to
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support homegrown comedians. By the way, he's a brit who
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moved to Canada. Canadians can do their part this summer
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when they're deciding what comedy shows to go to choose
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Canadian performers. There are Canadian comedy festivals booking solely American comedians.
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Let's treat Canadian comedians the same way we treat Canadian food.
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Embrace them and support them. Big Jay Ogerson dropped a
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special on YouTube over the weekend. It's called Them They Decider.
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Caught up with Big Jay Decide or asked for somebody
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who has seen your work, what should they expect? Big
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Jay said, for me, as a comedian, I'd say it's
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always going to be dirty. You can always expect it's
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going to be dirty in some capacity. That was a
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comedy I was drawn to when I was younger. So much.
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What I try to say is it's palatable. Dirty when
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I first started being dirty when I was younger, it
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was definitely for shock, because you get a reaction out
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of people when you do dirty stuff, whether they like
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it or not. But over the years, because it was
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kind of the comedy that Ozo was drawn to myself,
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I was like, how could I do it? So there's
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a strong chance that if you bring your six year
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old mother with you, she still likes it somehow. This
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is a CrowdWork special, Jay said. I knew it was
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going to be no material in all crowd work, which
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if you tell the crowd that, the crowd knows what
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they were there for, so the crowds are much more forgiving.
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That was the easiest prep. There was nothing to do
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besides get the stage the way we wanted, the lighting
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and everything. But that was the beauty of it. It
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doesn't spend any of my material. I don't have to
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write a new hour of stuff. I've learned that if
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you ask people enough questions, you find that everyone's weird,
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and the people who are purposely weird to be noticed
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tend not to be the most interesting people. John Oliver
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hit the Mets game. Snytv's field reporter Steve Gelbs started
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interviewing Sean Oliver. Oliver's excited about the Mets hot start
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telling Steve Gelbs, this is amazing. I can't quite believe
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it's happening. It doesn't feel real. It doesn't feel like
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we're allowed to have this many nice things in one place.
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I hope everything's going to stay like this forever, ideally.
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Steve Gelbs asked John Oliver about the production cycle of
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the show. Oliver said, it's change a little bit because
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in slower news times we can do that, slower cooking.
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We're still trying to do that. But when things hypothetically
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speaking are happening like a president suggesting sending American citizens
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overseas to foreign gulags, yeah, that probably feels like something
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you need to address as soon as possible. So, yes,
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we're working at two speeds right now, our regular speed
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and then crash shows. Unfortunately, when Twitter user posted John
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Oliver a typical leftist AC with severe TDS who randomly
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has to bring up more lies on a Sunday afternoon
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on the Mets broadcast, two stories that I lightly mentioned
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yesterday and my voice was giving out, and I promised
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you i'd talk about them. Otsco at Cotska. We'll have
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a special on Hulu on June thirteenth. The Specialist part
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of their super secretive Hilarious Comedy initiative that the publicists
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don't want to tell comedy podcasts about, but we find
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out anyway. You cannot keep the truth from daily comedy
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News at Cotska will explore themes of adulthood, marriage, and
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the absurdity of everyday life in Father. In Father, she
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deals with the reality is being an adult who's still
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struggles with life's basics, from skipping laundry for seven years
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to discovering that weddings require marriage licenses. I also had
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mentioned Tina Fay commented on the possibility of Tina Fey
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replacing Lauren Michaels as the head of SNL in twenty
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twenty four. Lauren said Tina could easily do the job herself.
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Tina Fey till the Hollywood Reporter. I was very nice
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of him to say, and I love him very much.
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He's irreplaceable. His set of gifts and skills are entirely unique.
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His eye for talent, He's one of the last three
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people in show business who actually understand everything. I'll leave
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it at that. Bo and Yang jumped in on the
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whole Amy lou Wood SNL controversy. Remember Amy didn't like
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Sarah Sherman's portrayal of her. Yang told Extra, however, she
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reacted to the sketch is completely valid. With parody, you
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kind of forget the sort of human emotional cost that
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it sort of extols on someone. You need these reminders
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every now and then that parody can go too far
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sometimes and that we as comedians can take accountability for
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that instead of banging our foot and saying we should
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be allowed to say whatever we want. Everyone at SNL
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is just a fan of the show, obviously a fan
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of her. We just think that she should be so
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proud of the work she put into this season. Brett
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Goldstein is comparing ted Lasso's season four renewal to a
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dead cat. He told a story to NPR. I have
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a friend that I went to university with, and I
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think about this a lot. He had a cat that died.
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He loved his cat. The cat was run over and
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they buried the cat. He was a child. They buried
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the cat in the garden and he lay in the
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bed so sad, upset and crying, and he prayed and prayed,
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and he wished that the cat would come back. And
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then the cat did come back. It turned out the
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cat they buried wasn't their cat, And I think about
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that all the time. Brett added, and so I'm like, no,
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wonder this guy' left in the head because he thinks
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