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Spencer has said two sentences and I can tell he is sober for this ep.
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Oct 22, 2015 14:44
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"I'm racist. I wanted to bring that up." *music queue, racist rap for one stanza*
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The NYC SeeSo show was not good. The crowd sucked, seemed like a bunch of launch party insiders and reporters, and Harmon started to hate them for it. Sadly, the guy's pretty obviously in a depression hole, so he wasn't able to turn their mehs into comedy gold. Edit: And the amount of poo poo he started tossing towards SeeSo and one of their other projects made me wince for his career. No one came out of that looking good. JesusFists fucked around with this message at 18:35 on Oct 22, 2015 |
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Oct 22, 2015 18:32
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KoRMaK posted:M.C. Clarity was not good His "flow" was okay, but he seemed to have forgot his rhymes at home.
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Oct 23, 2015 08:31
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That was a pretty good episode. There is almost a sitcom you could make about a practically sociopathic person in a position of money and power due to one specific skill who would be hopeless at any other endeavour if they just didn't get to the top of their industry in that one specific skill. Though I guess that is Curb your Enthusiasm. Andy Kindler is hard to place. I have not heard his actual stand up ever but he is really fun in the two Harmontown's he has done. But he doesn't seem completely funny, if that makes sense. They should try and do an "all-star" Harmontown. Schrab, Kumail, Bobcat, Proops, Kindler...?
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Wank posted:That was a pretty good episode. There is almost a sitcom you could make about a practically sociopathic person in a position of money and power due to one specific skill who would be hopeless at any other endeavour if they just didn't get to the top of their industry in that one specific skill. Though I guess that is Curb your Enthusiasm.
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dan's hayride rant was great
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I wasn't familiar with Kindler beyond his role on Bob's Burgers but now that I've placed where I know him from, I can only hear Mort trying his hand at being a pun-riddled standup comedian. Though the line "What do you mean we're outta gas, it's called a tank!" floored me. Also, the hayride story was starting to drag a bit but once the thing about the car shooter came up and completely made the whole farce fall apart I couldn't stop laughing.
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Oct 30, 2015 07:48
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His act is really funny in a deconstructing way. He's also one of my favorite podcast guests in general, he brings a great, infectious energy with him wherever he shows up.
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Oct 30, 2015 10:16
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Woah, is Kindler not awful in this newest episode then? That's surprising because in his last appearance he came off as really jealous and bitter when he kept ranting about more popular comedians saying stupid things on Twitter and wasn't funny at all.
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Oct 30, 2015 12:00
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In It For The Tank posted:That's surprising because in his last appearance he came off as really jealous and bitter when he kept ranting about more popular comedians saying stupid things on Twitter and wasn't funny at all.
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Oct 30, 2015 15:22
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It seems like every audience member tries to out laugh each other. No one roars with laughter like the audience does in real life.
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Oct 30, 2015 15:57
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Brekelefuw posted:It seems like every audience member tries to out laugh each other. No one roars with laughter like the audience does in real life. It's LA. Part of the local mythology is that you simply need to be noticed - for whatever - is the start of your journey to stardom.
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Also having actually been in the meltdown and seen harmontown live it's a hot cramped tiny loving room with poo poo lighting that you wait like an hour plus to trudge your way into (it's a whole process to go to that show, it's in an area of la that's fairly removed from anything really interesting in the immediate area, with no parking, in a lovely section of town), the night's harmontown regularly sells out beforehand (as i found out to my surprise one time when i just expected to be able to pick up a ticket if i showed up like an hour early) , you have to go through two different lines in the process of getting in, and if you live in la county (like i do) you probably don't live in fuckin' west hollywood, since, you know, it's west loving hollywood. you probably live in torrance or simi valley or compton or something, somewhere where the rent isn't a living nightmare, which means you got an hour drive plus both to and from there with la traffic which is perhaps the worst traffic in the loving world, and then you gotta go find the aformentioned nearly non-existent parking. it's a whole excursion. it's a loving process. there are many, many steps involved. So once you're in your seat and then people start laughing around you you're already predisposed to laugh like a loving hyena at every word out of dan's mouth because of the crazy time investment you made to watch this thing, and the fact that it's situated in a tiny, cramped, intimate area and everyone around you is roaring with laughter you just sorta...get into it.
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It's live comedy. It's always funnier live. That's why they do it live. Especially if you're a few margaritas deep from the Mexican restaurant down the street from Meltdown, like I usually am when I'm there for Harmontown.
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i would drink but i drive both to and from there, i'm a lightweight, and there's no loving way i'm paying for a taxi or uber to where i live given the hour-plus drivetime. i imagine being impaired does improve the viewing experience immensely though
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Ah yes, I usually take the red line to Hollywood/Highland and walk in the rest of the way.
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Toxxupation posted:Also having actually been in the meltdown and seen harmontown live it's a hot cramped tiny loving room with poo poo lighting that you wait like an hour plus to trudge your way into (it's a whole process to go to that show, it's in an area of la that's fairly removed from anything really interesting in the immediate area, with no parking, in a lovely section of town), the night's harmontown regularly sells out beforehand (as i found out to my surprise one time when i just expected to be able to pick up a ticket if i showed up like an hour early) , you have to go through two different lines in the process of getting in, and if you live in la county (like i do) you probably don't live in fuckin' west hollywood, since, you know, it's west loving hollywood. you probably live in torrance or simi valley or compton or something, somewhere where the rent isn't a living nightmare, which means you got an hour drive plus both to and from there with la traffic which is perhaps the worst traffic in the loving world, and then you gotta go find the aformentioned nearly non-existent parking. it's a whole excursion. it's a loving process. there are many, many steps involved. So once you're in your seat and then people start laughing around you you're already predisposed to laugh like a loving hyena at every word out of dan's mouth because of the crazy time investment you made to watch this thing, and the fact that it's situated in a tiny, cramped, intimate area and everyone around you is roaring with laughter you just sorta...get into it. #ACTUALLY it's in Hollywood proper, not West Hollywood. Parking's not that bad eitger. You just gotta be OK with walking a few blocks at most. You driving a Lincoln Towncar or something? WerthersWay fucked around with this message at 09:26 on Nov 1, 2015 |
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Nov 1, 2015 09:23
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When I visited LA we just parked near the Chipotle, ate Chipotle, then walked the 10 minutes. My giant fast-food drink was still cold, which was nice as it is hot in there. It was pretty easy. You could also just get an uber or something.
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well why not posted:When I visited LA we just parked near the Chipotle, ate Chipotle, then walked the 10 minutes. My giant fast-food drink was still cold, which was nice as it is hot in there. It was pretty easy. You could also just get an uber or something. And then you can make a five stars
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I randomly loaded up #100 on a whim over the weekend and was delighted as a dude comes onstage and he explains he was a storyboard artist on the upcoming show BoJack Horseman, tries to explain the premise of BoJack Horseman and then tries his best to insist that the show with such an insane premise is actually good.
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Nov 2, 2015 21:22
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well why not posted:When I visited LA we just parked near the Chipotle, ate Chipotle, then walked the 10 minutes. My giant fast-food drink was still cold, which was nice as it is hot in there. It was pretty easy. You could also just get an uber or something. Yeah I don't get what the big deal is. It's not K-Town where you can literally drive in circles for an hour and not find a spot. I go to Meltdown several times a month and there's always spots in the residential area south of the 7-11. Plus Meltdown has a parking lot if you don't mind paying a couple bucks.
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I liked the latest video, Rob Schrab is a genius and Dan getting upset was very funny to me
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Lol at Schrabs reaction to gamergate. Its the same as mine "I dooont know what that is, i have no opinion on it." Dan insists "nope i dont agree or disagree with what you are saying i dont know what that is or what its about."
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Nov 4, 2015 00:06
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Schrab in the three minutes he was Hordegaard was funnier than DeMorge has ever been.
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Someone update the OP re: Erin, in that she won't appear again
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Jeff & Schrab ganging up on Dan will never get old.
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Golden Bee posted:Someone update the OP re: Erin, in that she won't appear again where was this confirmed
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I guess whoever hired Schrab to direct the Lego Movie 2 hasn't seen his version of Jaws 4?
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Brocktoon posted:I guess whoever hired Schrab to direct the Lego Movie 2 hasn't seen his version of Jaws 4? Hey Lego Movie 2, who is directing that?
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Raar_Im_A_Dinosaur posted:Hey Lego Movie 2, who is directing that? What's Lego Movie?
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Squack McQuack posted:What's Lego Movie? When you see it, you'll poo poo Legos.
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Lol at the real doll lead in for aubdrey plaza. She sounds soooo ... sad or depressed. I think its known that shes talked about her issues with depression before, hence the grumpy cat movie. Now she's talkin to Dan about dan's desire to get a real doll. P great episode so far. Real weird.
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Who the gently caress is dave klien, is he only known on harmontown or is he like a writer or something?
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Just your garden variety Harmontown attention whore
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Wank posted:Andy Kindler is hard to place. I have not heard his actual stand up ever but he is really fun in the two Harmontown's he has done. But he doesn't seem completely funny, if that makes sense. He's a "comedian's comedian" which means other comedians think he's funny but people who pay to see comedy don't
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He's definitely a comedian of his era. I'll always remember him from his appearances on Dr. Katz. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKDmrY4GRb4 MY ABACUS! fucked around with this message at 02:29 on Nov 11, 2015 |
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Mob posted:He's a "comedian's comedian" which means other comedians think he's funny but people who pay to see comedy don't After watching some of his stuff, I get what you are saying. He kind of reminds me of James Adomian as well like that. I don't like their material but they are quick and funny off the cuff. There are probably more like that. But he is a bit old-fashioned as well. MY ABACUS! posted:He's definitely a comedian of his era. I'll always remember him from his appearances on Dr. Katz. Oh poo poo! I forgot about this show. I used to watch it all the time. They were actual comedians doing their bits on that show!? I had no idea.
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Man, this latest episode started and ended really strongly (and continues the trend of Hodegaard being hilarious when someone other than DeMorge plays as him) but it was a real poo poo show from the second Aubrey Plaza stepped on stage until basically the second she left.
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