Speaker 1: Callaroga Shark Media hither. I'm Johnny Mack with your daily
Speaker 1: comedy news. I've been trying to stay away from the
Speaker 1: Chevy Chase documentary. I just I don't know why. I'm
Speaker 1: just not interested in it. But there's controversy involved, and
Speaker 1: Johnny Mack likes to talk about controversy. One of the
Speaker 1: things that is notable is that nobody from the cast
Speaker 1: of community talked to the documentary that screams volumes and
Speaker 1: now we are hearing from a vet Nicole Brown, or
Speaker 1: rather not hearing from a vet Nicole Brown. She posted
Speaker 1: on Instagram. There are things I've never spoken of publicly
Speaker 1: and perhaps never will. Anyone currently speaking four or about me,
Speaker 1: and she put four and about in caps four or
Speaker 1: about me with perceived authority is speaking without ever speaking
Speaker 1: to me about the things they claim to know about.
Speaker 1: They actually don't know me at all. They actually don't
Speaker 1: really know me at all. They also have no knowledge
Speaker 1: of my relationship with anyone I've worked with, and can
Speaker 1: not credibly speak on any current or previous issues. I
Speaker 1: hate that all this had to be said in East
Speaker 1: Cleveland speak. Keep my name out of your mouth. Wow,
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the kind of phrase that somebody says
Speaker 1: when they're about to slap Chris Rock. So she seems
Speaker 1: pretty upset. So, according to this new CNN documentary, which
Speaker 1: is called I'm Chevy, Chase and He're Not, nobody from
Speaker 1: the community cast wanted to speak, and according to the
Speaker 1: doc Chase felt ostracized by the tight knit cast. Chevy
Speaker 1: also clashed with Dan Harmon, the creator of the series. Apparently,
Speaker 1: Chevy arrived with his family to a rap party and
Speaker 1: found Dan Harmon leading the room in a chant of
Speaker 1: Fu Chevy Wow. We are sold the incident that led
Speaker 1: to Chevy's firing from the show involved a scene in
Speaker 1: which Chase's character Peers, performs a puppet show in which
Speaker 1: the hand puppet character performs a blackface. As the story goes,
Speaker 1: there was a discussion about the appropriateness of the scene
Speaker 1: between Chevy and event Nicole Brown. Some say during that
Speaker 1: discussion Chevy used the and Brown stormed off the set
Speaker 1: that wouldn't come back unless Chevy apologize. As the story goes,
Speaker 1: we are told Chase did return to the set but
Speaker 1: didn't apologize. The episode director says, Chevy goes, you know
Speaker 1: me and Richard Pryor I used to call Richard pryor
Speaker 1: the N word, and he used to call me the
Speaker 1: honky and we loved each other. And I'm like, I know, man,
Speaker 1: I love that bit. And I said, you know, can
Speaker 1: we just have a little apology? And he goes for
Speaker 1: what that reference is to a pretty famous Saturday Night
Speaker 1: Live bit that I'm not going to share with you
Speaker 1: for obvious reasons. After this incident was recapped on The
Speaker 1: Hollywood Reporter, apparently Chevy had a full meltdown and worried
Speaker 1: that his career was ruined. Now concurrent to that controversy,
Speaker 1: Saturday Night Lives, Terry Sweeney has weighed in. Terry Sweeney
Speaker 1: was SNL's first out cast member during the nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: five eighty six season. I saw Terry's name come up
Speaker 1: in the news, and I didn't remember him being a
Speaker 1: cast member. That's neither here nor there. It's just my
Speaker 1: own personal lack of recollection. I was like, who. But apparently,
Speaker 1: way back when Chase and Sweeney didn't get along. In
Speaker 1: the CNN doc, director Marina Zenovich reminds Chevy Chase of
Speaker 1: the joke that offended Sweeney, quoting her, you said something
Speaker 1: to Sweeney like, oh, you're the gay guy. Why don't
Speaker 1: we ask if you have AIDS? And every week we
Speaker 1: weigh you burn. Michaels says, I think Chevy was just
Speaker 1: being chevy. He would say things that were funny, would
Speaker 1: assume you were comedy people. He could speak that way.
Speaker 1: You know, we would say terrible things because that's what
Speaker 1: would make us laugh. In the documentary, Chevy says Terry Sweeney,
Speaker 1: he was very funny. This guy. I don't think he's
Speaker 1: alive anymore. Well, Terry Sweeney disproved that by both being
Speaker 1: alive and speaking to the Hollow reporter. He told the reporter,
Speaker 1: don't you think he's saying this and making himself look
Speaker 1: more like they ass he is. In the SNL oral
Speaker 1: history book Live from New York, The Complete Uncensored History
Speaker 1: of Saturday Night Live, Sweeney recounts Chevy entering his dressing
Speaker 1: room and apologizing for the AIDS group, but was furious
Speaker 1: that he apologize. Chase responds, my memory is that he's lying,
Speaker 1: and that's my memory. He's not telling the truth. This
Speaker 1: is it's not who I am. And if I am
Speaker 1: that way, my life has changed because I have to
Speaker 1: live with that now. For the rest of my effing life.
Speaker 1: Sweeney says, if Chase's comments to the dock, it all
Speaker 1: reflects rightly horribly on him. Boy, you know, at some point, Chevy,
Speaker 1: it's you like the rest of the world is like
Speaker 1: this guy's a jerk. It's up pointed to you. Dude,
Speaker 1: are there coming for John Stewart? Did you get your
Speaker 1: talking points about why you're supposed to be mad at
Speaker 1: John Stewart? Here? Write this down so you're on the
Speaker 1: right side of righteousness. You're supposed to be furious at
Speaker 1: John Stewart. Currently on The Weekly Show with John Stewart.
Speaker 1: On the December eleventh episode, John Stewart made fun of
Speaker 1: people who still wear masks. John's comments did not go
Speaker 1: down well with people who still are cautious and wear masks.
Speaker 1: I wear masks on airplanes. I've been a germophobe way
Speaker 1: before COVID. Ask people who work with me and serious.
Speaker 1: If you had a cold and you were on my staff,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't let you in my office. On social media,
Speaker 1: one person wrote, Hey, John Stewart, were you under the
Speaker 1: impression that people who are still taking COVID seriously and
Speaker 1: wearing masks need your bs on top of everyone else's,
Speaker 1: isn't part of your brand being a decent guy who
Speaker 1: thinks Another said, Hey, John Stewart, joke about wearing masks
Speaker 1: aren't funny. Would you ask someone why they wear corrective eyeglasses? Well,
Speaker 1: masks are no different. I mean, can we talk about
Speaker 1: a non controversy here again? I wear masks. My wife's
Speaker 1: a physician. She often wears masks when things are spiking
Speaker 1: a little bit, like this week where there's a lot
Speaker 1: of flu going around in New Jersey, so she's masking up.
Speaker 1: If John Stewart wants to goof on us and go, hey,
Speaker 1: look at the fat guy on the plane hosting a
Speaker 1: podcast as basement, What a loser wearing a mask? I
Speaker 1: don't care. Just get the name of the show, right,
Speaker 1: Daily Comedy News. Just John, do twenty minutes on me?
Speaker 1: Please do? Someone else wrote, John Stewart has some absolute
Speaker 1: effing nerve to be making fun of long COVID survivors
Speaker 1: and people still masking. He's seen up close to the
Speaker 1: government to ie healthcare and resources for nine to eleven
Speaker 1: survivors who breathe in toxic air and suffering decades later. Anyway,
Speaker 1: that's why we're canceling John Stewart A little more serious here.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Kimmel is said to be quote unquote spiraling and
Speaker 1: feeling quote beaten down after the death of his best
Speaker 1: friend Clido Escovedo, who is the bandleader on The Jimmy
Speaker 1: Kimmel Live, a source told Raider Online, which again tends
Speaker 1: to be a little more gossipy but doesn't mean they're incorrect.
Speaker 1: But the source told Rader Online, Jimmy is spiraling. He's
Speaker 1: known Cleto since he was just a kid, and he
Speaker 1: never expected him to be gone this soon. It's got
Speaker 1: Jimmy facing his own mortality and questioning everything. He's in
Speaker 1: a very dark place. The same source says Jimmy's not
Speaker 1: really over the brief cancelation there. The source says, Jimmy
Speaker 1: got back on the air, so a lot of people
Speaker 1: assume that he's moved past this and he's feeling like
Speaker 1: a champ. But that's not the case. The too Much
Speaker 1: TV substack wrote about Dave Chappelle's special, they right, for
Speaker 1: the most part, stand up coming. He's a young man's game. Sure,
Speaker 1: you can keep telling stale jokes until you dropped dead
Speaker 1: while at the mic at some random casino and then
Speaker 1: they get this dig in, which is likely the way
Speaker 1: jay Leno's life will end. Should I just go there again? Like,
Speaker 1: I understand that you're upset that Jay Leno took to
Speaker 1: tonight show back. Okay, he's the worst guy ever, But
Speaker 1: other than that, why they hate for Jay Letto? He
Speaker 1: just it's fine. It's fine. Mike Chisholm, who hosts The
Speaker 1: Letterman Podcast, which I'm the guest on today, by the way,
Speaker 1: so when you're done here, go listen to the Letterman Podcast.
Speaker 1: We got onto the we got into this a little bit,
Speaker 1: the whole jay Lenell hate. I'll share that clip in
Speaker 1: an upcoming weekend episode of Daily Comedy News if you
Speaker 1: don't want to listen to Letterman Podcast. But just I
Speaker 1: don't understand they hate for jay Letto anyway too much
Speaker 1: TV or about Chappelle rights. But like songwriting, great stan
Speaker 1: up requires a focus and unhealthy competitive compulsion that is
Speaker 1: much easier to pull off a twenty two than it
Speaker 1: is at fifty two. However, staying relevant comedically also requires
Speaker 1: reinventing yourself to reflect both the change in your life
Speaker 1: and the changes the society. Comedians can go from super
Speaker 1: hot too unwatchable and a heartbeat. Dave Chappelle is fifty
Speaker 1: two and from what I can tell, over the past
Speaker 1: few years, has reinvented himself as a bit of a
Speaker 1: comedy troll. He consistently says things he knows will upset
Speaker 1: some people and channels their anger into a self righteous
Speaker 1: mocking that has become his preferred style of comedy. It's
Speaker 1: a reflection of that new persona that when I tell
Speaker 1: people Chappelle had a new Netflix special, their first question
Speaker 1: was always did he do any trans jokes? I think
Speaker 1: that's true of Ricky Gervais. So I did watch Ricky's
Speaker 1: new special. Ricky is clearly doing the thing where he'll
Speaker 1: say things that he knows will upset people and then
Speaker 1: is like the well, why are you getting upset? I mean,
Speaker 1: that's Ricky's entire act. Chappelle, I feel, is trying to
Speaker 1: make bigger points, and like, if you look at the
Speaker 1: recent special where there are quote unquote trans jokes, you
Speaker 1: know part of it is like, hey, I no, you
Speaker 1: don't want me to do this, but I'm doing it anyway.
Speaker 1: But I don't think he was trolling on this one
Speaker 1: too much. TV rights I have no idea what Dave
Speaker 1: Chappelle really thinks of trans people. I know what he
Speaker 1: says about them and how much he revels in his
Speaker 1: ability to tell jokes that would damage someone else's career
Speaker 1: while writing the controversy to bigger successes. I half suspect
Speaker 1: it's all just a giant troll. They then recap the special,
Speaker 1: skipping ahead, he begins that forty minute comedic Touri Force,
Speaker 1: which opens with a thoughtful take on how he's feeling
Speaker 1: and how he thinks the audience is feeling in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. But the part of Chappelle's closer that is
Speaker 1: getting the most attention is also filled with the most
Speaker 1: historical inaccuracies, Although it makes for a solid bit those
Speaker 1: in act. Yes, Saretha Franklin's funeral and McCain's lying in
Speaker 1: state did happen on the same day, But McCain was
Speaker 1: not the only vote against the MLK holiday in the Senate.
Speaker 1: The final vote was seventy eight to twenty two, and
Speaker 1: McCain wasn't even a senator. In Chappelle's version, it's ninety
Speaker 1: nine to one with a Senator McCain voting against it.
Speaker 1: So again, inaccurate and inaccurate. McCain did vote against the
Speaker 1: bill as a congressman. Too much. TV asks the very
Speaker 1: good question why tell this complex web of lies at all?
Speaker 1: They suspected Chappelle's way of entertaining himself and showing just
Speaker 1: how easily people will believe stories that sound real, even
Speaker 1: if they don't stand up to the slightest scrutiny. In fact,
Speaker 1: social media is filled with clips with the McCain story,
Speaker 1: with people taking the entire story at face value. The
Speaker 1: problem with this approach is that it becomes hard to
Speaker 1: take anything he says seriously. I think that's very, very fair.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Ricky Gervai's there were, of course the reaction articles.
Speaker 1: I feel like they were pre written. I feel like
Speaker 1: the newspapers were like, eh, it's Christmas week, nobody feels
Speaker 1: like working Ricky. He's going to do a special and
Speaker 1: people are getting upset, so let's just write the reaction
Speaker 1: piece in advance. The Mirror wrote one such piece, they
Speaker 1: did the quote people on social media thing. One person wrote,
Speaker 1: Ricky Gervay's claiming victory over the elites while cashed out
Speaker 1: on a massive Netflix check is the ultimate safe space rebellion.
Speaker 1: He spent a decade whining about being canceled from the
Speaker 1: center of the world's biggest stage. It's not edgy to
Speaker 1: mock things everyone already hates, it's just profitable. Ricky shot
Speaker 1: back and said, I've never moaned about being canceled because
Speaker 1: I've never been canceled. I've moaned about nurses and teachers
Speaker 1: and office workers being canceled for stating honest opinions under
Speaker 1: certain authoritarian trends. Though luckily we're coming out of that
Speaker 1: face though. Thanks for watching. So, as I mentioned, I
Speaker 1: did watch it. I liked it. It's good company. I
Speaker 1: woke up the next day thinking it was empty calories,
Speaker 1: so I watched it, watched it. I wasn't playing on
Speaker 1: my phone. My brain was tickled. I laughed a few times,
Speaker 1: and I've discussed in the past about how a psychopath
Speaker 1: with Emperor of Rome syndrome and don't really laugh more
Speaker 1: analyzed comedy special. So you know, two three times I
Speaker 1: laugh laughed, which is a good sign. But when I
Speaker 1: woke up the next day, I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: that happened, and it made no impact on me. On
Speaker 1: tomorrow's show, I'm going to do the final Best of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five list, and I'll tell you where Ricky
Speaker 1: comes up on that. But it's a good special. It
Speaker 1: is by no means his best though. All Right, I've
Speaker 1: got more controversy for you. I've been trying to stay
Speaker 1: away from this one as well. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you've been following the Russell Brand saga more charges against Russell.
Speaker 1: Comedian Katherine Ryan spoke out about her experience of working
Speaker 1: with Russell Brand on the UK version of Roast Battle.
Speaker 1: Katherine Ryan has a new stand up special on Sky
Speaker 1: called Katherine Ryan Firstborn Daughter. She didn't name Brand during
Speaker 1: the special, but dropped several unsubtle clues. During the special,
Speaker 1: Ryan says, I was invited on a panel show and
Speaker 1: I was so excited to do it, but then I
Speaker 1: found out if I went on, I would be sat
Speaker 1: next to a man who I firmly believe but can't
Speaker 1: prove to be a C word. And that's the lawyer's
Speaker 1: choice of words, not mine. Initially I turned the job down.
Speaker 1: Then I thought, well, he'll be there and is unnecessarily
Speaker 1: tight jeans, won't he He'll be there doing naughty things
Speaker 1: to Tucker Carlson, or doing differently naughty things to a
Speaker 1: Tibetan monk for views. Whatever he does now, I thought
Speaker 1: I'll go on the show, and I made a moral decision.
Speaker 1: Her decision was that she would confront Brand, but in
Speaker 1: a fun way. Ryan said. Brand was fine with it
Speaker 1: for a while, until he eventually had a hissy fit
Speaker 1: and threatened to quit the show. The channel got upset.
Speaker 1: They didn't want him to leave, and they issued him
Speaker 1: a new contract, which he waltzed into my dressing room
Speaker 1: and threw under my nose. The next day he said, look,
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to be meaning me anymore because I
Speaker 1: don't consent. Earlier in the week, UK police confirmed that
Speaker 1: there are two new charges against Russell Brand. The new
Speaker 1: charges include one count of rape and one count of
Speaker 1: sexual assault. The UK Metropolitan Police, in a statement said
Speaker 1: the women who have made reports, including those connected to
Speaker 1: the two new charges, continued to receive support from specially
Speaker 1: trained officers. The METS investigation remains ongoing and detectives urge
Speaker 1: anyone affected by this case, or anyone with information to
Speaker 1: come forward and speak with the police. Russell Brand is
Speaker 1: already facing five charges announced back in April, which involved
Speaker 1: four women, including two counts of rape, one count of
Speaker 1: indecent assault, and two counts of sexual assault. Russell Brand
Speaker 1: is a scheduled to appear in court on January twentieth
Speaker 1: in connection with the new charges. Russell Brand has previously
Speaker 1: said to statement, I was a drug addict, a sex addict,
Speaker 1: and an imbecile, but what I never was was a rapist.
Speaker 1: I've never engaged in non consensual activity. Some quick housekeeping,
Speaker 1: Monday Comedy Survivor begins. I'm going to do the Comedy
Speaker 1: Survivors as bonus episodes on Mondays at noon. So on
Speaker 1: Mondays at three am, you'll get the normal episode. Then
Speaker 1: at noon I'll drop the Comedy Survivor episodes. Part of
Speaker 1: that is so I can produce them in advance. So
Speaker 1: how is this going to work? In the Facebook group,
Speaker 1: which is Daily Comedy News podcast group, you will vote
Speaker 1: someone off the island so telling me, hey I really
Speaker 1: like so and so that doesn't matter. You're voting someone off.
Speaker 1: Whoever gets the most votes off will be voted off.
Speaker 1: If there is a tie, I will ask chat cheap
Speaker 1: et to break the tie. So you're going to go
Speaker 1: to the Daily Comedy News podcast group. You're going to
Speaker 1: see a big cartoon image of Comedy Survivor, and in
Speaker 1: that thread you write down a name. We'll vote from
Speaker 1: Monday through Thursday, so that on Fridays I can record
Speaker 1: the Comedy Survivor episodes, which we'll publish Monday at noon.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to that one. As we're hitting January here,
Speaker 1: I'm going to use January weekends to play around a
Speaker 1: little bit. So this weekend tomorrow I'll do the final
Speaker 1: list of the top specials of the year, and then
Speaker 1: on Sunday, I'm going to do who won and Lost
Speaker 1: Comedy in twenty twenty five. As we get deeper into
Speaker 1: the month, Mike Chisholm and I spent two and a
Speaker 1: half hours chatting the other day, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: chop that up into a bunch of things. And I
Speaker 1: think Mike and I are going to do some conversation
Speaker 1: episodes where we just kind of talk about stuff and
Speaker 1: I'll put raps on them. So I'm going to drop
Speaker 1: those in and then I've got some other things i
Speaker 1: want to do about comedy. So as you listen on
Speaker 1: the weekends in January, because January tend to be late,
Speaker 1: I'm going to play and try some different ideas and
Speaker 1: hopefully you'll dig them. As I was doing some research
Speaker 1: for that, I ran the stats on twenty twenty five
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh, what do people like and
Speaker 1: what don't people like? You know what episodes do well?
Speaker 1: What do people like? And I guess I know this
Speaker 1: deep down in my soul. But it's the negative things,
Speaker 1: the controversies, the fights, the cancelations. So that partly informed
Speaker 1: how I approached today's show. If you go back and
Speaker 1: litle the first half, it's negative, negative, negative, negative, negative.
Speaker 1: I don't really want to do a negative show, but
Speaker 1: that's where the clicks and the downloads are, so hopefully
Speaker 1: I could tackle the controversial subjects but stay upbeat myself. Also,
Speaker 1: while I were a housekeeping remember Sarah Cooper. If you're
Speaker 1: a longtime listener who've been with me since the pandemic,
Speaker 1: there was this woman, Sarah Cooper, who got pandemic famous.
Speaker 1: She was pantomiming on TikTok to Donald Trump. So she
Speaker 1: would play Donald Trump video and then she would just
Speaker 1: mouth the words to Donald Trump. She didn't do makeup
Speaker 1: or anything, and for some reason this caught on and
Speaker 1: it fried my brain because it was just stupid. But
Speaker 1: people were like, this is the greatest thing ever. Okay, fine,
Speaker 1: so you're popular on TikTok. Then there were articles that like,
Speaker 1: Sarah Cooper was the next greatest thing in comedy. Here
Speaker 1: she is doing some research here. Here she is in
Speaker 1: Vulture's twenty twenty Comedians. You should know, she got a
Speaker 1: development deal, she had a Netflix special, and like people
Speaker 1: are like, oh my god, Sarah Cooper, and I'm sitting
Speaker 1: here in the basement going what she's panamiming to Donald Trump? Anyway,
Speaker 1: she got bored pantomiming to Donald Trump, and then we
Speaker 1: didn't hear from her anymore. And the reason I'm bringing
Speaker 1: her up is I noticed the other day it's popped
Speaker 1: up on social media. You know, a couple of years ago,
Speaker 1: buying the career is not so hot. Guess he was
Speaker 1: pantomiming to Donald Trump again. That's right, Sarah Cooper. Sarah Cooper,
Speaker 1: welcome back. I mean, boy, talk about hype. All right,
Speaker 1: let's hit the comedy stock Market. Comedy stock Market. It
Speaker 1: was a slow week, it was a holiday week, and
Speaker 1: I don't have a lot for you here, So rather
Speaker 1: than force the segment, let's just get in and out.
Speaker 1: I've got to sell recommendations for you. Let's sell our
Speaker 1: Tom Segora stock. Tom had a good first half of
Speaker 1: the year. I thought his sketch comedy show was hilarious.
Speaker 1: The new Specials is kind of like, eh, so let's
Speaker 1: get out on Tom Sigora. Maybe we're getting out high
Speaker 1: and we can make the little money we might buy
Speaker 1: back in. And the other person we're gonna sell is
Speaker 1: Bert Kraser. I feel like this upcoming Netflix show is
Speaker 1: just r rated Kevin James, and my problem with it
Speaker 1: is I don't think it's gonna be cool enough for
Speaker 1: the bro dude so like Bert, and I think it's
Speaker 1: gonna be too naughty for the sitcom audience. So I
Speaker 1: don't know who this show is for. So that's it.
Speaker 1: Just two recommendations this week. Will sell Tom Sagora and
Speaker 1: we will sell Bert Kraser. Amy Schumer likes when we
Speaker 1: talk about her because otherwise she would stay the hell
Speaker 1: off the Internet and just figure out what's going on
Speaker 1: with you and take care of your kid and find
Speaker 1: have a career. But Amy wants us to look at her,
Speaker 1: so she went on Instagram and showed off her new
Speaker 1: slim figure, rocking a body hugging bodysuit from Kim Kardashian's
Speaker 1: Skim's brand. Amy appeared makeup free and had her hair
Speaker 1: pulled back into a ponytail. So there you go, Amy,
Speaker 1: We talked about you like you want and if you're
Speaker 1: looking for something to do tonight in Las Vegas, it's
Speaker 1: roastal Mania, a wrestling themed verbal battle that ignores the
Speaker 1: idea that comedy should be polite, quiet, or even seated.
Speaker 1: Roastal Mania is a live roast format comics face off
Speaker 1: and curated pairings. Sean Reddy is the co producer and said,
Speaker 1: if you're in the wrestling world, you have the baby
Speaker 1: face and then you have the heel. I'm the heel judge,
Speaker 1: so I kind of dig into them. His persona is
Speaker 1: called the trash Man and comes complete with a prop
Speaker 1: trash can and a crowd that chants on cue. Audience
Speaker 1: participation is not just encouraged, it's necessary. Mike Krasner or
Speaker 1: the other producer, says, you go to comedy shows and
Speaker 1: they tell you not to heckle. Here, it's like wrestling.
Speaker 1: When you tell a joke, if it doesn't land, they'll
Speaker 1: boo you. They yell trash Grassner jokes If you can't
Speaker 1: be the best, you gotta be the worst. It's Rostalmania
Speaker 1: nine tonight at the Wise Guy's Comedy Club, a nine
Speaker 1: thirty show that sounds like a lot of fun. And
Speaker 1: that is your comedy news for today. Boy, I don't
Speaker 1: know what the edited down on this is, but it's raw.
Speaker 1: It was thirty two minutes long episode for a holiday week.
Speaker 1: A lot to talk about, but that's always good. All right,
Speaker 1: tomorrow at the final top specials of twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: and then on Sunday, who won and lost comedy in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. We'll see you then,