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Speaker 1: Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Jenny Mack with your

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daily comedy news, the daily briefing on stand up comedy,

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comedians on the comedy industry. Now, I did tape this

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one Friday. It's eleven forty nine am on Friday. There

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is no information about who is performing at the Kevin

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Art Roast, which is tonight. I've checked the Netflix page,

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I've check Kevin Ort's instagram. There is nothing. So I'm

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gonna wildly speculate here. Might we see some of the

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following people? The Rock? I can see the Rock coming

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by and crushing. Could we see Eddie Murphy? Is that possible? Chappelle,

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Chris Rock? Right? I think we would. I think Chris Rock.

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If Chris Rock did the Funny af Show, I think

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Chris Rock is possible. Jamie Fox Nicki Glazer said she

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wasn't gonna do it, so all right, that's on tonight.

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Johnny Mack will stay up late and cover that. On

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Monday's program, Deadline asked the Netflix executives, how did you

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land on Kevin Hart as your roast subject. Tracy Pecosta

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from Netflix said, I mean, look, Kevin is somebody who

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we clearly love it Netflix. He's been part of the

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Netflix family for a long time and it just felt

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right and fun and different. Have Kevin be roasted this

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year at the festival. Robbie Prau, who heads Netflix Comedy, said,

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at a certain point when we were thinking about it,

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we were just like, Okay, we have this comedy festival.

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Every single comedian is doing it and listen. Of course,

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we've had other ideas and other conversations over the last year,

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but when it came to it, when we finally had

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to make the final decision, we were like, which comedian

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can we ask? Kevin was the first person on our

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list on that front, and we were lucky to have

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said yes. And they're just pairing that with Shane Gillis.

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We're starting to look at some of the scripts and

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I think it's magic and the people doing the roast.

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It's also going to be phenomenal. It's also going to

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be a really special day. Let me just chime in

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again as my brain is just thinking about the list, like,

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I haven't even seen that Jeff Ross is attached to

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this or Tony Inchcliff. I mean, they have to be right.

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I'm not sure why they're going for the mystery. The

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other explanation would be that they don't have confidence in

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the events, so they're not trying attention to it. I mean,

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we'll know in a couple hours. Deadline talked about Funny

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AF Robbie Pros said, as somebody who came from the

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Just for Last Festival, that's the sort of the world

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I lived in watching this show work and these comedians

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having an opportunity. You're right, it's very difficult in that

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landscape for that to happen. And quite frankly, back to

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your first question of why Kevin Hart, it's because he's

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singular in that way. He came to us and was like,

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I want to do a show that gives comedians this opportunity,

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and even as you see the way that we approach

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the roast, it's very stand up for it as well.

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The Coast has said, I agree when you say the

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discovery piece has been missing, giving the audience the opportunity

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to discover somebody, to get super passionate about them and

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watch that grow over time. When I watch Kevin on

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that show, you could sense the passion for it and

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a much who loves it. And I do think it's

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contagious even for people that might not think they like

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watching that type of show. As I've said all week,

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I thought that was a very good version of such

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a show. The winner was Ron Taylor, who did a

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lengthy interview with Vulture. How do you feel, Ron Taylor?

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Ron told them I don't know. The dust hasn't settled

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at all, but I can tell you how it feels

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right now. It's pretty amazing. I didn't think it'd be

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as validating as it's been, especially being able to do

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the competition then leave and go to the festival and

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be the comedy stores around a body, a bunch of friends.

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Everyone's like, oh man, I always knew, and I'm like,

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that's crazy, because I didn't. The whole competition was very competitive.

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If this was a race, I stumbled quite a few times,

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and I was shocked when I recovered losing, not doing well,

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not getting the trophy. I'm used to that. Everybody's used

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to that. Winning was the part that I wasn't used to.

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I'd planned for everything except winning. Good question. Have you

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seen your social media blow up because of the show? Definitely.

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When the show first aired on Netflix, everybody in the

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competition's followers went up and the longer you were in

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the competition, the more your followers continue to go up.

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I've had people I've followed for years I'm a big

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fan of reach out and chop it up with me,

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like we've known each other forever. They're like, oh, man,

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I didn't know you knew who I was. Good question.

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rounds or did you think you had to do your

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best stuff at every step. I'm going to guess the latter.

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I haven't read this ahead. Ron Taylor said, I feel

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like there were some people who blew out their best

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stuff early on, and there were some people who held

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onnesome stuff. I guess I felt more of the amp

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of holding on to stuff. But that wasn't my strategy,

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all right, I was wrong. I travel a lot, and

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having five minutes made it hard to squeeze everything in.

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out three jokes and I was like, that should be

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which was my closer, But when that happened and I

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moved on, I still had that joke. So coming in

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the semifinals and finals, I had these two great closures

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that have actually meant to do already. So I would

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have been the person to blow their best stuff early

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in the competition, were not for my poor time management skills.

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did do you approach your sets differently during the semifinals

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and finals knowing the public would be voting live? That

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is really smart, Ron Taylor said, I did. Actually. Throughout

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the whole competition. We had appealed to the judges who'd

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been doing comedy forever. This is so smart. They were

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judging stuff like your approach, your confidence, your originality, how

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much they learned about you. But the people don't care

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about any of that. They just want to laugh. See

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my previous comments about comedy snobbery, Taylor said, we saw

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whoever got the most laughs seemed to be the people

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who moved forward to the finals. So coming in the finals,

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all right, I'm just doing the funny stuff. Of God.

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It might be dirty, it might be nasty, it might

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be low hanging fruit, and some of it is, but

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my job is to take low hanging fruit and put

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a smart twist on it. I was like, I'm just

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gonna say the wall of stuff I can which was

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the hardest round the roast by far. I agree with

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that as a viewer because it was the only one

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for practical purposes that wasn't stand up. Another great question,

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considering how much of your material you used on the show,

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do you have an hour ready to film or do

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you need to go work on it now? Great question,

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great Ron Taylor said, I definitely have to go work

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on it now, but that was part of the package

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of winning. I talked to Kevin after the show and

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he said, I'm gonna give you the opportunity to get

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on the road and get as many shots as you

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can in the gym so you can work this hour

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out and away. You couldn't before the competition, so I'll

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have the space and ability to create the best hour

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I can. Now, even if I did an hour that

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was ready, I wouldn't want to just turn around and

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throw it out there. I want to take the time

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to build this up the right way. Angela Johnson's specialists

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out today. It's called Ugly Baby. The La Times asked Angela,

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who's the ugliest baby You've ever seen? She said, Oh,

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I can tell you. A face popped into my head,

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but I'm not going to say it. I mentioned the

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show too, and every time I do the joke, I

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could see people in the audience got upset, and you

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see faces shift, you see people get uncomfortable. It's like

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you're not supposed to say certain things, and it's not

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even that bad a thing to say some babies are ugly.

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She talked about joking with her family and does she

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ever run a material by her family. She says, you know,

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I'll try it first to see how I feel in

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my body doing said jokes, and if I start to

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feel little guilty, then I'll run it by them, like, hey,

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I'm doing this joke about the one time you did this,

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and are you okay with it? Sometimes you're like, yeah,

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say whatever, and it's a green light. I actually can't

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think of a time when anybody said no. Usually my

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family's like, do it. That's funny. I will say in

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this hour, I do a whole piece on my mother

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in law, and I've talked about my mother in law

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and past special. She loves it. She laughs. She'll even

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leave comments on the video. But for some reason, I'm

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nervous about this one. I think she's getting older and

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maybe a little more sensitive. I don't want to think

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I'm making fun of her, because I'm definitely not. I'm

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just highlighting her little isms. Congratulations to Sinbad, who has

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returned to comedy for the first time since his stroke

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in twenty twenty. Sinbad data show at the Comedy ice

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House on April twenty nine. He is another show tonight.

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On social media, Sinbad explained, I can't walk since the

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stroke in twenty twenty, I haven't been on stage. It's

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just the beginning of me coming back. I'm so looking

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forward to these shows. I got so much to talk about.

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I'm gonna be talking more trash than I ever did.

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His daughter is opening for him, and he's excited for

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that because she talks more trash than I talk. Gossip.

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Connor whispersins changing gossip. Con probably gossip cone Quaver with me,

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Johnny mag salling the tree. There's a website called Naughty

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but Nice that I'm familiar with for my work on

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the Royal Family podcast Palace Intrigue, and they get a

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little out there but this caught my eye, they wrote,

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Naughty but Nice wrote, Jimmy Fallon strange Miami Grand Prix

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weekend had insiders whispering the same question, What was really

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going on? Naughty but Nice writes, Yes, the moment caught

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on camera Fallon biting the foam cover off Martin Brundle's

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microphone during a chaotic Formula one grid walk was bizarre enough,

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but according to horses on the Ground, that awkward viral

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clip was hardly the full story. Insiders tell Naughty but Nice,

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the late night host had been acting off all weekend.

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Erradical late, usually tense, and increasingly difficult behind the scenes,

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an insider said it wasn't just the mic incident. There

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was the moment everyone saw, but all weekend Jimmy was

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acting strangely. He was off his game, running late, distracted, jumping,

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and hard to manage. Another source said people laugh because

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scenes people weren't laughing. Something felt off. One minute, he

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and impossible. It made everyone uneasy. Hmm. I quote unquote

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he'd come up and do Brewers Show and maybe some

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solo stuff too. Was always good. And have I shared

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this before, And maybe I have. It's been a long time.

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So at one point, someone use your imagination. Someone was

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sending me clips from Jimmy Fallon's twelve thirty show and saying,

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go ahead and play them on the series channel. And

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I'd put him on a flash drive or something and

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And I was totally confident that nobody from the twelve

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playing clips from the twelve thirty show because of the source,

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because someone was sending them to me directly. Anyway, I've

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At the Netflix as a Joe Comedy Festival Tonight, five o'clock,

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La Time, eight o'clock live on Netflix. It is the

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Roast of Kevin Hart, hosted by Shane Gillis. Who's performing

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who knows I guess he was not performing? Is Nate

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Berghetzi because he's performing at the Intuit Dome at that

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the exact same time. Meanwhile, at eight West at the

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Greek Theater, it's the Flight of the Concords. Oh yeah,

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today's the big Morselo hernandez show. He is headlining the

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biggest Spanish language comedy show ever to greace the Hollywood Bowl.

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The La Times asked Marcello, how do you think your

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family influenced your sense of humor? Marcelo HERNANDEZU, in my opinion,

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does one thing well, says I think you gotta be

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funny if your parents are divorced to my parents, getting

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divorced made me grow into an adult quicker. All my

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in the morning. Marcelo, do you ever consult your family

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before writing jokes? He said? I think I did. My time,

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I earned the ability to say the stuff. We're always together.

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I would never want to make my family look bad

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for laugh. I don't think that's a smart way to

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play it. My mom has always gone on my shows

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and been like, what's he gonna say? Now? We have

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a great relationship. Something I love about immigrant families is

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that we have a pretty good sense of humor. We

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don't take ourselves too seriously, because some parts of life

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are very serious. Skipping ahead, Marcello said, I've met a

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lot of famous people who are really successful but also

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super nice, generous and caring and inspires you to be better.

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The La times were like, who are those people for you?

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Marcelo Hernandez said, Pedro Pascal has been a life changer

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in many ways. With that first sketch we did on SNL.

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I think Keenan Thompson was always so unreasonably helpful with

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me in the early days. Colin Jost was always really

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nice to me. Ago Nuodham was like a big sister

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to me on the show. Kevin Hart also had big

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brother energy with me, and as the Netflix Is a

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Joke Comedy Festival wraps up, you can go see more

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solo Hernandez at the Hollywood Bowl at seven Kevin Hart

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roasted five Nate Bergetzi at five Flight of the Concords

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at eight And those are all the shows tonight, no

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smaller shows as the festival wraps up. And that is

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your comedy news for today. Johnny Mack has to stay

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up late, but I will tell you Johnny Max is

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gonna record Monday's episode with everything but the Kevin Hart

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stuff because I don't like to stay up too late.

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Nick's at three thirty today. Oh and Happy Mother's Day everybody.

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See tomorrow