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That simply isnt true about Patton. Lol about that Cross bit, though. It is still so good.
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yea Patton's still solid as hell. It is hilarious to listen to his old 'if I ever become a dad just loving shoot me if I try to get on stage again' bit though. Cross' stuff on it is way funnier though, yea.
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Nov 28, 2016 18:30
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cross also said he and amber tamblyn are having a kid so i guess he can put his own hypothesis to the test
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Nov 28, 2016 20:16
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Thank God his wife died so now Patton's comedy will be good to you again.
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Nov 28, 2016 20:18
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I just watched Micheal Che's stand up special on Netflix and it was fantastic. I forgot how funny he is. His work on weekend update has been spotty at best, it seems like he has problems working with the teleprompter. Regardless, it was great to see the special and be reminded of the daily show Che that was absolutely hilarious.
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:Thank God his wife died so now Patton's comedy will be good to you again. Dude, come on.
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Nov 28, 2016 22:06
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I also dislike Patton's "get this, I'm a dad" stand up
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Nov 28, 2016 23:04
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HEY NONG MAN posted:That simply isnt true about Patton. I couldn't tell whether it was Obama getting elected or him having a kid that ruined his comedy. I just remember that there was one show he had that was all about Obama and his kid, and I was like, "okay, I guess I'm done with him now." Mordecai Sanchez posted:Thank God his wife died so now Patton's comedy will be good to you again. Thank God I didn't say anything as loathsome as what you're implying I did.
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Nov 29, 2016 01:43
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I dunno fellas, in these dark times who doesn't want a good dead wife joke or two. Bright times ahead!
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Drunkboxer posted:I dunno fellas, in these dark times who doesn't want a good dead wife joke or two. Too bad Hillary didn't win, I guess
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Nov 29, 2016 03:40
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You're forgetting one more important theme of his. Every time I tried getting into Patton's stand-up, I'd watch the first few minutes of a special, get bored, fast-forward at random and, inevitably, the routine I'd stumble upon would be the hilarious "*fart noises* I'm faaaat *fart noises* so faaaaaaat *fart noises*".
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Nov 29, 2016 08:57
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I would rather a comedian evolve and have a set they feel passionate about even if it don't like it as much, rather than having one I like do literally the same kind of material for 30 years. That's how you get Jeff Foxworthy and Jeff Dunham.
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Nov 29, 2016 17:33
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Megazver posted:You're forgetting one more important theme of his. Every time I tried getting into Patton's stand-up, I'd watch the first few minutes of a special, get bored, fast-forward at random and, inevitably, the routine I'd stumble upon would be the hilarious "*fart noises* I'm faaaat *fart noises* so faaaaaaat *fart noises*". Oh yeah. I'm forgetting this thing you didn't tell us until just now that also I don't care about. Woops.
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Nov 29, 2016 20:31
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Cael posted:I would rather a comedian evolve and have a set they feel passionate about even if it don't like it as much, rather than having one I like do literally the same kind of material for 30 years. That's how you get Jeff Foxworthy and Jeff Dunham. Same I just don't like it
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Cael posted:I would rather a comedian evolve and have a set they feel passionate about even if it don't like it as much, rather than having one I like do literally the same kind of material for 30 years. That's how you get Jeff Foxworthy and Jeff Dunham. Definitely. And I evolved away from his comedy evolution, which is also natural and normal.
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I think "Finest Hour" is Oswalt's best album, and that's post-kid.
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That is, certainly, not his finest hour.
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I don't think Patton has ever been overly funny, quite frankly. He has like two-three flavours of joke.
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I'd die or preferably kill to see Norm do standup
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Doctor Reynolds posted:I don't think Patton has ever been overly funny, quite frankly. He has like two-three flavours of joke. I like him a lot but yea most of his jokes tend to result in, like, a chuckle and a smile more than the few that actually make me lose my poo poo laughing. He's a funny guy, I like his stuff, but he's just kinda a guy I can put on the background and enjoy than someone who makes me burst out laughing a lot.
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Does Norm do a podcast? I just love that guy's delivery, I'd listen to him reading the phone book.
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He does, sort of. There are episodes you can listen to but it is unclear if it's coming back.
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rear end Catchcum posted:He does, sort of. There are episodes you can listen to but it is unclear if it's coming back. It came back. There were two episodes that came out but that was two months ago.
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Yeah, I know. It was supposed to keep going and it's been two months...
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A staff writer on Insta said it'll be back in January, either way other episodes have definitely been recorded (pics came out) & seems like there's a new set. The ones with pics of the recording are David Letterman, Jerry Seinfeld , Margaret Cho , Mike Tyson & uhhh I might be forgetting someone. Anyways all that incredibly sick Norm content's being stockpiled somewhere I guess
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Reggie Watts' new special on Netflix is really good, as long as you're comfortable with bits that go 20% longer than you'd expect
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norm guested on a bunch of podcasts in the past few months promote his new book, so you can listen to those if you want some more norm. he did like two hours on the nerdist
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Reformed Pissboy posted:Reggie Watts' new special on Netflix is really good, as long as you're comfortable with bits that go 20% longer than you'd expect I don't know if they're adding laughs or mic-ing the audience, but it's super distracting from what I can figure out to be funny on my own, thank you very much.
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doctorfrog posted:I don't know if they're adding laughs or mic-ing the audience, but it's super distracting from what I can figure out to be funny on my own, thank you very much. I've noticed this on a few specials recently - it sounds to me like they mic'd the audience in multiple places, but then set a threshold fairly high before the sound cuts on to those mics. The result feels like a laugh track and is distracting imo
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Isn't that something Reggie would do on purpose, though? It's very much in the vein of Comedy Bang Bang too.
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Reformed Pissboy posted:Reggie Watts' new special on Netflix is really good, as long as you're comfortable with bits that go 20% longer than you'd expect I loved it, though I thought the Crowe's Nest bits were kinda sub-par. (they just weren't as hilarious or fun as his solo bits that go all over the place) LemonLimeTime fucked around with this message at 07:41 on Jan 21, 2017 |
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I watched Neal Brennan's "3 Mics" on Netflix last night, and rather liked it. Very different style than you normally see.
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St. Dogbert posted:I watched Neal Brennan's "3 Mics" on Netflix last night, and rather liked it. Very different style than you normally see. I didn't enjoy the "emotional" part = a dude's indulgent one-man show but maybe it was cathartic for other people. I did enjoy the other two mics.
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St. Dogbert posted:I watched Neal Brennan's "3 Mics" on Netflix last night, and rather liked it. Very different style than you normally see. I loved "3 Mics." I thought the comedy was smart and hilarious and while I understand the critique that the personal stuff was indulgent I felt that the contrast between it and the comedy elevated both 'acts'. I haven't seen anything quite like it, definitely worth a watch for originality if nothing else.
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Michael Rapaport decided to die on defending Chris Brown against the PC Police Aziz Ansari hill. http://www.avclub.com/article/michael-rapaport-calls-aziz-ansari-politically-cor-249130 quote:“But Aziz Ansari, you are one of these holier-than-thou political correct police,” he said. “This little f*ck. Mr. Racial, he’s like Mr. Provocative… He’s like, ‘Oh, the brown people this.’ He’s always talking about the brown people and I get that he tries to be racially provocative. He is racially provocative… I said this once and I’ll say it again.”
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He also lashed out at the Chapo Trap House guys for being, in his own words, hipster wannabe black dudes co-opting black culture or something. Which is like Seth Rogen getting mad at chubby bearded dudes whose schtick is they smoke weed.
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It's true, white guys cannot enjoy hippity hoppity music, it's cultural appropriation.
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Is Michael Rapaport a comedian?
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Beef Jerky Robot posted:Is Michael Rapaport a comedian? Yeah he's been around a long time. I remember watching one of his old Comedy Central Presents specials when I was a kid, then not hearing anything about him for over a decade until Louis CK cast him as an obnoxious rear end in a top hat cop in an episode of his show.
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I most recently saw him being really bad in that one season of Justified.
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