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ChickenArise posted:I like the more recent clips of his that I've seen more than older stuff. He got in a stupid tiff with Dane Cook a few years back for tweeting when Dane bumped him to do a set where he was working out new material (then Deathsquad got involved). The thing that was so bad about this, and what got a few other comedians mad at TJ, was that he started live tweeting the actual jokes that Dane was working on, not just talking poo poo about him. Lots of headliner comics pop into clubs to work on new material and as a consequence other comedians have to wait for them to finish before they can go on. Unless its Dave Chappelle who will drop into a club and do two hours, its usually only 10-20 minutes of a comedian working on a premise or two, fine-tuning them to take on the road, for a tv spot, or for a special. Any hour special or late night talk show you've watched where a comedian has performed, they have bumped a lesser-known comic in a club to refine a bit or get the timing down for a tv spot. It happens and is accepted. To bitch about it can be understandable, but to tweet the actual content of a work in progress is a really lovely thing to do. Even if it was Dane. You could even take this into a discussion of west coast versus east coast comedy and how the clubs and comedians themselves are different, but that's a lot to talk about.
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I bet that episode has no sponsors and is not rated "Explicit" like his other shows are. I can't see him talking about foot cardigan or just coffee dot co-op then "and now the leader of the free world..." I love the idea of him ending the show with, "So, are we okay?"
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Wow, Keith Richards is an enormous get for Marc. Probably bigger than Obama, at least in rarity. Logistically the POTUS is probably the most complicated interview anyone can do.
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Apoplexy posted:BRIAN REGAN'S AMERICA?! YOU TOO!
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Yeah the Friedken interview was great. It made me go back and rewatch To Live and Die in LA which I think is an underrated cops and robbers movie. Nothing still beats Heat though. Fun fact: Friedken is married to Sherry Lansing who used to run Paramount, and 20th Century Fox before that.
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The Louis CK and JLD interviews were great but that Susan Sarandon one was a dud. For someone that has always been an outspoken Hollywood liberal she doesn't come off as much of a thinker. Not that we should hold her up as some kind of an example, but I expected more substance. Marc was also extremely lazy by just going down her IMDB page. "So, Bull Durham. What was that like?" Edit: Also, same. JFC fucked around with this message at 15:01 on Apr 23, 2016 |
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I love that Michael Ian Black gave him poo poo about it on twitter today.
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