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Speaker 2: Let me know if you found my headphones. I must

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have left him outside when I recorded yesterday. I'm using

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Speaker 1: Hi.

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Speaker 2: I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. Mar Solo

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Hernandez is everywhere. He's out promoting seventy two Hours. That's

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the exciting movie that'll be out on Netflix tomorrow where

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Kevin Hart, who's forty seven years old, plays a forty

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eight year old guy. They appeared on the Today Show together,

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and eventually Marcelo, we'll get around to where he's making

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fun of Kevin Hort liking to work and make money.

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Here is the clips, the.

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Speaker 3: First time we work.

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Speaker 1: It's the first time we worked to How is it?

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Speaker 3: How would you describe it is?

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Speaker 4: Uh?

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Speaker 1: Do you want to see it? Yeah?

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Speaker 3: Sure, I show you?

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Speaker 2: No, don't.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is what is Kevin Hart. I've told a

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few people this, but I'll tell you so tell us.

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Let's say pretend like we're on set, right.

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Speaker 3: Am I Kevin?

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Speaker 1: No, you're me? Okay, I'm Kevin. You're me?

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Speaker 5: Hey?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I don't know. I don't know what I

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was Okay, okay, Kevin, Okay, all right, that's okay, okay,

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let's do this. I'm you're mean, you're trying to get

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some advice from you know, Kevin Hart. Yes, already, already

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three to one action. I'm sorry. I just add. The

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thing is that I got a little Yeah, just give

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me a moment. They got to bring the money up.

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Money's got to be up, and they want me to

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do that. Listen, I'm good, I'm good. But he's going

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to cost I'm good, I know what I'm doing. Yeah,

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I'll be there for a price. Here's a zero.

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Speaker 3: Is he lying, Kevin? Listen, this is ridiculous.

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Speaker 1: By the way, he got the AirPod behind him. He

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got it behind the thing just in case, just cause

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of Jesus CEO calls and it's like, we want Kevin

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to be the face of fruit loops. He's only like,

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of course, this is the fruitiest loop in the world.

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Speaker 2: I'm Kevin Hart.

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Speaker 1: Hello world, I'll have him, y'all have him. Wait, come

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in the morning and pick me up. Let me pick

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you up with the loop that smiles back.

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Speaker 2: Get that's a lot of laughing over there out A

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currently al roker the Today Show lady whose name is

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and Kevin hart himself found that quite funny. I guess

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the fruit loop shoke wasn't too bad. I have a

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second clip, I know, right, yeah, And the second clip,

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Marcello makes fun of Kevin's outfit.

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Speaker 3: Why don't you ever wear socks? How about we talking

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about that?

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Speaker 1: Because I'm Dominican. This morning is a perfect example, because

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Kevin is waking up in the morning going which shirt

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should I wear it? Should I wear a normal shirt

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like a human being? Or should I put on this weird,

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rusty silver combo. It looks like I'm golfing, but also

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I'm the matrix D casual. I think it's a very casual.

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Speaker 2: Why don't you ever wear socks?

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Speaker 3: How about we talking about that?

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Speaker 1: Because I'm Dominicans Dominican, I can't I need to wear socks.

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I'm hot hot, I'm.

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Speaker 2: Hot mor solo than did Late Night with Seth Myers

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make twelve thirty great again? I mean, if we combine

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Seth Myers and Marcelo Hernandez, how could this clip not

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be funny? I'll show you how cannot be funny.

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Speaker 1: Kevin hart Man I got to work with him and

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it's so great.

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Speaker 4: It's he's a here's one of the thing. And he

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who's on a bachel party weekend with you guys? Yes,

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Speaker 1: Yes, he's a cool dude. He's definitely think about it.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you actually brought a few Instagram photos?

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Speaker 1: I did, I did. I brought something because I want

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Speaker 4: He's a very handsome photo of him.

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Speaker 1: I mean, come on, guys, he's fifty years old. Doesn't

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this doesn't this photo? Just say like, hey, let make

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sure you get this on me real good, let me

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let me let me post this on the Instagram. And

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by the way, the hashtag his caption is duck hid.

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If you're older forty calling yourself duck hid. Yeah, I

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mean this is this is give your son the phone

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Speaker 2: Let me let me get you.

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Speaker 3: Let me get me.

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Speaker 1: Did you get it? Did? You can't make sure you

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get the boots in it. Caption says little swag hashtag

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duck kid. Right, he's still using hashtagh.

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Speaker 4: Are you, Marcella? Are you telling me the kids are

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not using the hashtag? So this is nice. He just

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that. This is his new pose is

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the hands? Look, this is his pose.

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Speaker 2: By the way, Marcella was not wearing socks in that clip.

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Marcelo is a nice looking guy and the Illuminati wants

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you to like him. So there was a little kerf

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fluffle and I pronounced it that way because it was

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and it's apparently kerfuffle no way. Yeah, Mary brought it

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is incorrect, for seven years now, and nobody told me

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until New Well, thank you Mary for pointing it out.

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I'm going to keep saying kurf fluffle to be defiant

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and stupid. So what is the kerfluffle? Johnny Mack? Well, perhaps, possibly, maybe,

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but it doesn't sound like they did. Netflix cuts some

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Whitney Cummings jokes from the Mark Twain Prize TV special.

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There here's Whitney Cummings talking about the special.

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Speaker 5: The Mark Twain Prize, which we talked about last time.

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Speaker 3: Couldn't make it tonight. He got caught in sex traffic.

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Speaker 5: It stayed in and then they said we would like

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to cut it out. And I'm gonna be very careful

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with how I say this, because the people at the

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Speaker 3: They don't want to silence anyone.

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Speaker 3: True that their boss is Donald Trump. So they did

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Speaker 5: I was presented with a tricky conundrum. I just don't

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know if I did the right thing or not.

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would lose their jobs. This is for the broadcast. This

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Speaker 5: The joke was already leaked by someone that was in

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the audience, journalists or something. It was already in People

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magazine and Daily but it was already out out there.

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Speaker 5: We'll thirty out there who cares now like he will

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sue you, which is like, I don't buy it.

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Speaker 3: I don't buy it. Number one, number two he might.

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Speaker 2: Netflix then denied that they decided to remove a joke

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about the president of the United States they threw the

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unrenamed Kennedy Center under the bus, saying the decision rested

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with those guys. A Netflix spokesperson told Puck News. While

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it's our preference not to cut jokes from anyone set,

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the newly unrenamed Kennedy Center has the contractual right to

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do so. Whitney Cummings on Twitter added, I was super

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clear that Netflix did not cut anything from my Mark

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Twain price set. Netflix always supports comedy and comics. Quit

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spreading rumors, you weirdos. We got an update on the

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Scrubs revival. Now, shockingly, Joel Kim Booster is leaving the show.

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So what was the point We made nine episodes Joel

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Kim Booster was in like five of them, and now

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he's gone. What was the the point of the character

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of doctor Kevin Park then, Plus, now there's no antagonist.

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Ava Bon, who played doctor Sam Tosh in season one

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of the reboot, has been up to series regular status

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for the second season. Interesting. She must have the right agent.

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The rest of you interns step it up, get some

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better reps. Of course. Zach Braf, Donald Faizon, and Sarah

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Chalk are all returning once again. I mean, if they

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don't ride this thing for fifty years, they're fools. Returning

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and recurring guest star roles include Neil Flynn the former Janitor,

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John C. McGinley, doctor Cox, Judy Reyes as Korla, and

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Robert Machio as the todd Christer. Miller will also again

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guest star. Also appearing in recurring roles Vanessa Bear as

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the annoying new character, Rachel Bilson, Jacob Dudman, David Grinley,

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Layla Mohammadi, Amando Morrow, and Michael James Scott. I don't

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have to tell you who they play on the show,

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you know, I have no idea. I guess those are

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the interns and the sassy nurses. I don't know who

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they are. Season two Slash eleven, JD. Turk and Elliott

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have leveled up from interns to iconscred Heart now the

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respect to doctors inspire the next generation while balancing the

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ups and downs of working at a hospital. Uh, could

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you get me any specifics whatsoever? Gee? Thanks for that description.

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Together with characters new and old, they're navigating this next

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chapter with laughter, heart and some surprises along the way.

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Let's head an up to Montreal for jfl at six

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thirty Jerry Seinfeld live, exciting. I saw they were all excited.

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two hundred and thirty two tickets. Like, I don't know

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what that is. Probably they put the stage up and went,

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oh yeah, somebody could sit here. Brich Ish at seven,

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Chris Fleming at seven o'clock. Now, now this is interesting.

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Had I gone and I did not, and you asked me,

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do you want to go see Jerry or Chris Fleming?

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I would pick Chris Fleming. Welcome to Comedy twenty twenty six,

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Joel Kim Booster. He's not even on scrubs. He's there

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at seven as well. New Faces of Comedy Characters at

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Club Soda at seven, Ron Funches at nine thirty second,

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Jerry at nine thirty second, Chris Fleming at nine thirty. Okay, John,

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you should have read ahead. You could have seen both

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and Midnight's surprise at eleven to fifty nine. Again, this

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feels thinner than previous years. Again, this is the reconstituted festival,

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but this just doesn't feel as big as it has

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in the past. I definitely feel like there are fewer

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shows that said I'm glad the festival is back, rather

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than not existing at all. On the eight hundred pound

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Gorilla Plus channel today, Rhys Darby's twenty five years is out.

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The Telegraph fired some shots in the direction of Sasha

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Baron Cohen. He's been doing ali g lately, they wrote

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of the recent clips. At least it was amusing. Even so,

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it feels humiliating Baron Cohen, who's now in his fifties,

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my mid fifties because I'm about to turn fifty seven,

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which he is late fifties. Get ready for that mental

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breakdown coming in a couple months. But as a guy

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in his mid fifties, I mean, Sasha Baron Cohen's way cool,

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is he not? Baron Cohen is essentially exhooming a character

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he drumped up in his twenties with the aim of

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wrenching a career that has noticeably faltered. What is he

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recording a podcast basement? His past decade has yielded more

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famine than feast, with few projects of note since twenty

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sixteen's absurdly underappreciated Grimsby Grimsby exists? What's Grimsby? Whatever it is?

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It's ten years ago. Grimsby. Let's say Grimsby Grimsby is

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a twenty sixteen spy action black comedy film. Nabbi Butcher

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has been separated from his little brother Sebastian Butcher for

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twenty eight years. During their years apart, Nabbie became an

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alcoholic football hooligan who started a life with his partner Dawn,

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and there were eleven children in Grimsby, while Sebastian, now

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known as Sebastian Graves, has become one of I six's

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top agents. This exists. Let's head on over to just

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You can rent it four bucks on Amazon, four bucks

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on Apple, four bucks on fendango, and it's free with

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so you know it's good. The Telegraph rights. But I

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can't agree that this dry stretch means that Baron Cone

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has lost his mojo. Rather, it's that the film and

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television industries have long since lost the nerve to let

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him deploy it. Can you imagine a young comedian swanning

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into Channel Four's offices today and pitching them a sketch

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show based around a feckless middle class manchild from Surrey

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who pretends to be black? Maybe not, perhaps not, but

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Netflix would go for it. Did you not see Tom

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Sigore's bad thoughts? Anyway? They say? Does the character still work?

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All we have to go on for now is the

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stir of this new forty two second clip. So happily,

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the answer appears to be yes. Is there a conclusion?

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James Tricky was performing his final set at the Edinburgh

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Fringe Festival last year when a fire alarm sparked the

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evacuation of the pleasant's courtyard. He decided to continue his

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set on the street. However, one man who had not

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been originally part of the audience did not take too

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kindly to the performance. Tricky explains there was a fire alarm.

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There was a feeling that the show must go on.

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It was the final night, so we carried on outside

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on the street, but someone passing by didn't really gel

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with it. He was obviously not very happy with the

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fringe going on and his shout it over. I just

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thought when he came over that if we hashed it

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out and I explained the situation, it would be fine.

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I'd already decided that point we would stop. It was

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quite late on a Sunday night, and we wanted to

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be respectful of the neighbors. However, the man took a

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punch at mister Tricky's face, split my lip pretty dramatically,

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and my glasses came off. It looked very intense, I said, shock.

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I couldn't believe what was happening. He ran off. Tricky

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said the instant punch somehow turned into me interrogating the

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male relationships in my life, and it's the basis of

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his new friende show love It. He said he would

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welcome his attacker attending the new show, adding I don't

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even know if he remembers my name, but if he came,

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the script would have to go out, the window would

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sit down, would be more like a talk show panel

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thing and sad news. The Great's Peter Less Sally, a

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producer who worked with Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show

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and with David Letterman and Craig Ferguson on their CBS shows,

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has passed away. Sally worked with Johnny until Johnny retired

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in nineteen ninety two. Then he joined forces with David Letterman.

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Michael Natus worked with A Sally on Craig Ferguson's Late

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Late Show as the showrunner. Michael said Peter had few

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loves in his life that lasted more than half a century,

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the first with his lovely wife, Alice, and the second

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with the world of talk television. Each of those love

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affairs was a two way street, quite literally. Hundreds of

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millions of people oh their late night smiles and laughs

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of this beautiful soul whose gift for finding extraordinary talent

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and honing it is unmatched and unrivaled. An NBC spokesperson said,

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when Johnny Carson and David Letterman needed counsel in an

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honest opinion, they immediately went to Peter le Sally, the

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professor of Late Night. His relationship to each of these

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giants was immeasurable, and both of them would undoubtedly say

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his contribution to their success was so impactful it would

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be difficult to put into words. Peter Losali born in Hamburg, Germany,

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in nineteen thirty two, to a Jewish family that had

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to flee while there. Peterle Sally's sister went to school

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with Anne Frank or on a Franca. My daughter was

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in the theater show where I learned that he was

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supposed to pronounce her name like that, but most people

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would just know her as and Frank. Peter, his mother

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and sister were imprisoned in the Westerbork transit camp and

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later in a concentration camp. They survived the Holocaust and

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La Sally and his family moved to New York And

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Night eighteen forty seven. Wow. He joined The Tonight Show

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in the nineteen seventies, rising to executive producer. His final

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act in Late Night was identifying Craig Ferguson and transforming

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him into a talk show host. Ferguson wrote on Instagram,

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Peter le Sally was the best boss I ever had.

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His kindness, generosity and skill were incredible. He taught me

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how to do a job. I was deeply unqualified for,

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and he changed my life beyond measure. I'll always be

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grateful for what he did for me and my family.

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Thank you, Peter. Peterle Sally was ninety three in That

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is your comedy news for today. I'll see tomorrow