Comedy: Stand-Up, Improv, Sketch, Podcasts • Page 336

I usually uphold a dark sense of humor so the joke doesn’t bother me. It’s just weird in general how people process death of others.

 

Jesus Rusty

 

Hey man Rust is just being honest.

 

New no-no’s

 

I dreamt that I technically saw Wild Horses with Kumail, Zack Woods and Middleditch but you know it was mainly Middleditch doing the heavy lifting

I also dreamt that I saw a screening of Sorry To Bother You and for some reason Tiffany Haddish was there because I guess she's everywhere

 

I watched The HoneyMoon stand up special on Netflix. I hadn't seen any of their stuff prior. I thought Natasha's half hour was funny. I had to jump past Moshe's, just couldn't get into it. The couple's roasting was funny, i could have watched another hour of that.

Greg Davies - You Magnificient Beast is a great stand up special on netflix. He is a British comedian who used to be a teacher. I would recommend.

 

Haven't seen Greg Davies stand up but he's wonderful on British panel shows. Been watching a clip of him trying to impersonate Chris Eubank on a panel show like every day for the last two weeks.

Binged James Acaster's specials and fuck they were so good. Top 5 favorite comedian for me right now.

 

I wasn't huge on Greg's special tbh

 

David Cross is going on tour and coming to Pittsburgh. Very excited, his last tour was great.

 

Man.... that old Eddie Murphy special on Netflix right now is... wow...

#SooooBad

 

Is it the first one? I think I've seen that and starting off with homophobia certainly doesn't hold up.

 

yeah, that's the one.

 

Teachers Lounge starting back up May 2nd!

 

The latest Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Presentation needs to actually become a series (a Serial parody about Cactus Tony). The "tease" of future episodes with Chip Gardner had me dying. Also that Carl Tart segment was unbelievable

 

I know this has been discussed a million times, but I think I just got my best friend to grasp the concept of a podcast. What do you guys think is the episode that best represents what CBB is and would be a good introduction to the show for someone who doesn't know a whole lot about the alt comedy scene?

 

Episode 300 haha

Scott, Zouks as the "straight man", and 2 hours of those two trying to drive 4,000 Andy Daly characters off the rails

 

Episode 300 is probably my favorite podcast episode of all time, but I can't imagine being able to grasp it without knowing any backstory haha

 

Yeah I was thinking the same thing

 

I think we each know who is Kermit today

 

I miss this show

 

CBBTV had some great bits. Looks like most of them are gone from youtube though.

This one might be my favorite

 

One of my favorites is when Scott was sick and a team of scientists shrunk themselves go into his body to fight the virus and Kulap played a feminist who said, “about time a woman entered a man”