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Doug did a bunch of sit downs in bookstores and on periscope, he admitted his best road stories couldn't be tied in with the mother book, so the next one will be even better. Makes me really have second thoughts about the guy, the mother book is pretty loving weak.
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I liked the Louie Anderson interview a lot, but I wish he had gotten into his personal life a little bit. I'm interested in the whole Family Feud firing fiasco and whatnot.
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Drunkboxer posted:I liked the Louie Anderson interview a lot, but I wish he had gotten into his personal life a little bit. I'm interested in the whole Family Feud firing fiasco and whatnot. He goes into a bit more detail in his Fresh Air interview. I recommend checking that out.
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The Berzerker posted:Chris Gethard owns and is cool and nice. His comedy is super honest and genuine. I have not watched much TCGS but I like everything else about him... I might try TCGS sometime... probably not. Too much backlog Do what I did, friend: Just watch the Fusion/IFC episodes on Youtube. Only 2 seasons. And I like the show personally.
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Jun 27, 2016 04:32
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Lupe, huh.
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That was an interesting interview with Jeff Goldblum. Was interesting to hear Jeff's acting style and how he got there, rather than going through his IMDB list. The John C. Reilly interview felt a bit uncomfortable, I guess due to Reilly's disinterest in being interviewed. The Dweezil Zappa mini interview was an eye opener, the way he mother treated both him and Frank's legacy.
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The Neil Young interview highlighted everything I've grown to dislike about him with his railing against anything from factory farming to digital effects pedals.
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So Maron is done after 4 seasons by Maron's own decision. For a grounded Louie-ripoff that starred a guy with essentially zero acting experience in every scene (and featured too many scenes where his co-stars were also comics with no acting chops), it wasn't that bad of a show. 1st season was pretty rocky, especially the storyline about his young GF. But it got a lot better.
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:So Maron is done after 4 seasons by Maron's own decision. For a grounded Louie-ripoff that starred a guy with essentially zero acting experience in every scene (and featured too many scenes where his co-stars were also comics with no acting chops), it wasn't that bad of a show. 1st season was pretty rocky, especially the storyline about his young GF. But it got a lot better. I've only watched the first episode of that series. I'll give it another run next month on Netflix when I have time off work to devote to binge watching
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Jul 12, 2016 01:31
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It's been bugging the poo poo out of me that I can't remember who it was but could one of you tell me who covered "Masters of War" on the podcast?
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:So Maron is done after 4 seasons by Maron's own decision. For a grounded Louie-ripoff that starred a guy with essentially zero acting experience in every scene (and featured too many scenes where his co-stars were also comics with no acting chops), it wasn't that bad of a show. 1st season was pretty rocky, especially the storyline about his young GF. But it got a lot better. First seasons are usually weak, but I didn't think it was all that bad. Kinda bummed that there won't be any more. I really liked the show.
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I'm happy with the show ending in 4 seasons. Season 4 seemed like it took a turn to not being really biographical anymore and kind of surreal - Dave making GBS threads himself to avoid a hug, doing his internal dialogue debate with a copy of himself etc.
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Jul 12, 2016 02:53
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I liked this show. I think I watched through S3. I'll definitely watch it all over again in a less-intoxicated state than I was in for the first round!
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Jul 12, 2016 03:03
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I love that Michael Ian Black gave him poo poo about it on twitter today.
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Those two are a great couple.
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Marc Maron is furious on twitter at a couple entertainment outlets and news sites that said his show got cancelled. Also he's being a petty dick as usual.
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I give Marc a little more lee-way than I do someone who uses Twitter to preach race war and to laugh at dead blacks. Anthony Cumia, I'm looking at you.
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I've heard maybe five minutes of O&A before, does this guy usually spend his time unironically calling people beta cucks or did BLM break his brain?
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Jul 12, 2016 13:08
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Im pretty sure he was always a supershitty dumb racist even before he started talking about black people being animals and wanting to kill them
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:I've heard maybe five minutes of O&A before, does this guy usually spend his time unironically calling people beta cucks or did BLM break his brain? Obama broke his brain. That's when the show became completely unlistenable. He always made racist jokes but they seemed playful in nature until Obama won his first term and Anthonys true feelings took over the show.
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JFC posted:I love that Michael Ian Black gave him poo poo about it on twitter today. I think it's an inside joke because The Hollywood Reporter ran a headline MARON CANCELLED AFTER 4 SEASONS without taking 2 minutes to to call Marc or his manager or his IFC to confirm if it was cancelled or ended by him. He then got pissy on twitter to the journalist.
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Jul 12, 2016 20:10
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Yeah, today's episode with Eric Andre was a proclick. The ep with Roseanne was also good. Dude's been getting a lotta people I wasn't into recently, and these two and the Billy Crystal episode he mentioned recording, I'm all up for that.
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I've got the Eric Andre episode queued up for tomorrow. Any episode notes that start, "(guest) and Marc did not like each other" is a must listen.
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The Werner Herzog interview was a little weird but very entertaining.
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Just announced that Maron will be playing the male lead in Jenji Cohen's new Netflix show opposite Allison Brie. Very excited to see that considering how surprisingly good an actor he was on his show.
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For more context, it's the story of Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, or GLOW, and he gets to play the sleazy promoter. It should be pretty interesting.
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Aug 31, 2016 19:44
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The Robert Kelly episode was really good. One of the best interviews he's done in the entire run of the podcast.
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The Ron Perlman episode is essential. He tells an amazing Marlon Brando story.
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Even if you have no idea who Geoff Tate is, the interview is pretty interesting. They seem to bond over having horrible narcissistic fathers and I find Tate's gruff trucker voice and odd cadence very soothing.
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Ariza posted:Even if you have no idea who Geoff Tate is, the interview is pretty interesting. They seem to bond over having horrible narcissistic fathers and I find Tate's gruff trucker voice and odd cadence very soothing. Geoff Tate is also a very funny comic (and a super nice dude from my single interaction with him). If you enjoyed him, he's a regular guest on Doug Loves Movies.
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Of all the Dana Carvey podcast appearances that came about recently, I think his one with Marc was the best one. You can tell he's a dude who so wants to stray from the comfort zone of doing the same act he's always been known for, he's just not done it yet. He has this idea that hey here's what people know me for and what they've come to see, so I'll keep doing that. He's also surprisingly open about what a lovely childhood he had.
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I love how he asks Marc if he has to say something at the end a la Pete Holmes making guests say Keep It Crispy.
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:I love how he asks Marc if he has to say something at the end a la Pete Holmes making guests say Keep It Crispy. Cris Hardwick made him say "enjoy your burrito" in a funny voice (can't remember who he was impersonating) at the end of his Nerdist appearance.
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I honestly just wanted to hear the details of his childhood. It's painful and lovely and awful, I get it, but I always am fascinated to hear that famous people had hosed up stuff happen to them too. I also wanted to hear a solid reason for him walking away, like Rick Moranis. Good, good interview.
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rotinaj posted:I honestly just wanted to hear the details of his childhood. It's painful and lovely and awful, I get it, but I always am fascinated to hear that famous people had hosed up stuff happen to them too. I also wanted to hear a solid reason for him walking away, like Rick Moranis. It was interesting to hear him just be like yeah so I made some really lovely choices but got paid well, then just did corporate gigs for the money. Also interesting to hear him talk about, albeit briefly, Williams stealing stuff. He has a very diplomatic view of it.
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Yeah, that Dana interview was amazing. I barely knew anything about him outside of SNL and the Wayne's World movies (and maybe Master of Disguise), but to hear his story about his childhood was pretty gut wrenching. Reminds me a bit of the David Spade interview.
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I thought the bit about how they filmed the Turtle club scene in Master of Disguise on 9/11/06 and held a moment of silence for the victims very moving
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I know this is way old news but holy poo poo the Gallagher interview... I pulled it up on youtube and used someone's skip-the-preamble timestamp and thought they must have mistimed it but no, dude was irate from the first second. How is he even still alive?
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:I know this is way old news but holy poo poo the Gallagher interview... I pulled it up on youtube and used someone's skip-the-preamble timestamp and thought they must have mistimed it but no, dude was irate from the first second. How is he even still alive? I think hate keeps him alive and running
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