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OBDM1392 - Pentagon UFO Files | Paulides On Rogan | Hunter Biden & Candace | Extended Open Lines
14:26at least top tier, I would say top five paranormal investigators, uh, David Politus. He was on the Joe Rogan14:44David Politus and Missing 401 uh investigation and I I definitely have some opinions21:29It is fascinating. And but the previous episode I watched with Rogan, he had David Cross on and him and David were having an amazing conversation. That
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2:35I just It can kind of heighten it if it's if it's not if it's dragged across the finish line. It needs a little punch.3:59Everybody's great. Linda Cardellini is amazing. David Harbor really great.6:02Do you remember that episode of Arrested Development when David Cross had to uh blow himself or blew He says, "I just blew myself. He had to put on his own blue man makeup.
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See all ›David Cross 2.0 (Arrested Development, Blue Man Group) on TYSO - #346
David Cross and Rick Glassman discuss Cross's new comedy special 'The End of the Beginning of the End,' revealing a production dispute where a cut opening joke was not restored due to 'picture lock' fees, which Glassman summaryAutism Diagnosis: David Cross was diagnosed with autism eight years ago. He describes the experience as a 'double-edged sword,' noting advantages like intense focus on specific interests (like card collecting) but disadvtakeawayThe conversation also covers Cross's recent autism diagnosis, his extensive Magic: The Gathering and baseball card collections, and the economics of the trading card market.summary
David Cross & The Zamboni Lie | TigerBelly 547
David Cross discusses his career trajectory, the importance of silence in comedy, and his new special 'The End of the Beginning of the End,' while Bobby Lee shares personal anecdotes about early career struggles and indusummaryDavid Cross admits to embellishing stories in his comedy routines to make them more palatable or engaging, though he distinguishes this from outright fabrication of entire scenarios.takeawayCross's approach to writing involves extensive live testing at Union Hall in Brooklyn, recording every set to refine material rather than writing in isolation.takeaway
David Cross | Club Random with Bill Maher
Comedians Bill Maher and David Cross discuss the evolution of comedy, societal progress, and political polarization.summaryCross contends that humor is often blocked by emotion, noting that audiences in 'red states' are often more receptive to his comedy than those in progressive hubs like San Francisco, where political correctness can stifltakeawayThe discussion highlights a generational divide in comedy, with Cross noting that HBO's early support for Mr. Show allowed for creative freedom without network interference, contrasting with modern content restrictions.takeaway
David Cross Learns How to Use a Microphone, & Life After Show Business | Sam Roberts' Show
David Cross discusses his transition from competitive swimming to stand-up comedy, highlighting the physical demands of swimming and his decision to pursue performance instead.summaryDavid Cross competed in swimming from age 5 to 13, reaching a state-level ranking of third in Georgia, but quit at 14 because he lacked the drive to improve against a naturally gifted rival.takeawayCross's family has two annual vacation traditions: a multi-family gathering in rural Vermont involving outdoor activities and farm experiences, and trips to St. Martin during the low season for affordable beach access.takeaway
Liza Treyger Explains Summer House Like It's A Top FBI Investigation | Coastal Idiots - Episode 056
Lisa Trager and Katherine Bamford discuss the absurdities of celebrity culture, including a disastrous poker tournament experience at Netflix involving David Cross, and provide an extensive breakdown of the drama surrounsummaryThere is a significant gender disparity in how 'mean' behavior is perceived; men who are abrasive or prank-heavy (like David Cross or George Clooney) are often seen as having 'darkness' or being funny, while women exhibitakeaway