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Mark Normand & Sam Morril w/ PUPPET Mark Normand & Sam Morril - We Might Be Drunk Podcast
14:11I was watching some of the Chris Fleming special. I'm like, he [ __ ] works it. He's moving around. I thought the same. Me and my wife like,15:51I'll stick to [ __ ] I'll stick to I I have no problem with the low-end [ __ ] man. Same. Same. Which I guess is a problem.20:02And it's the same with the pod. It's never like, "That was a really funny joke you had with uh with the Stranger Things guys." It's like, "I can't believe you said this."
118 - Sam Morril is WILD!
0:12family card and add all our holiday favorites to the same order without losing our voices or our sanity it's so1:25book him on your morning radio show he will make a rape joke and it's just what it is Sam more but it was about me1:42we're going to rape Sam yeah and this episode wa on seeing sorry and Louis is going to put it behind the digital gas
Happy Chrisma-Hanukkah w/ Joe DeRosa, Rachel Feinstein, Sam Morril & Mark Normand
2:23the same agent who intro You is kind of like hey uh pimple you want you want you want to meet him and I was like only I'm4:39wash C same season okay okay but uh yeah we talked a little more and then the5:28man I chances same agent it is the same guy the same exact person who who listened to us talking about it and felt
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Anthony Jeselnik w/ Sam Morril & Mark Normand - We Might Be Drunk Podcast
Comedians Mark Normand and Sam Morril discuss the transition from drinking to sobriety, the strategic management of comedy set length and material, and the professional integrity required when handling difficult audiencesummarySobriety Impact: Sam Morril quit drinking four years ago and pot in October, noting that while he gets bored without substances, reading books has become a primary replacement activity. He observes that dining costs droptakeawaySet Length Strategy: Morril performs 55-58 minute sets focused on 'back-to-back' one-liners with no filler, arguing that punchline density matters more than duration. He contrasts this with comics who stretch to 90 minuttakeaway
No Guest - Sam Morril & Mark Normand - We Might Be Drunk Podcast
Mark Normand and Sam Morril discuss the realities of touring comedy, highlighting the contrast between prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall and casino gigs, while sharing anecdotes about navigating travel disruptions ansummaryCarnegie Hall performances require a different energy; Sam Morril shortened his set to 'hammer' through it due to illness and the pressure of legends like Jerry Seinfeld and Louis C.K. in the audience.takeawayComedy writing often comes from letting the mind wander during mundane activities or intoxication rather than forcing it; Morril notes that being 'needy' or desperate for a joke hinders creativity.takeaway
Are You Ready?! | We Might Be Drunk w/ Mark Normand & Sam Morril
Mark Normand and Sam Morril discuss the chaotic nature of budget bus travel, critique fast food chains like In-N-Out and Shake Shack, and analyze the evolution of outdated slang.summarySam Morril prefers whiskey for its versatility and ritual, while Mark Normand prefers beer for simplicity; both agree that blended drinks (margaritas) are overrated and lack the 'earned' feel of a proper cocktail.takeawaySam Morril identifies specific social 'peeves': people who repeatedly ask 'are you ready?' before sharing mundane news, and partners who complain about plans (Uber, tickets) after the other person has done all the logisttakeaway
Kevin Nealon - Mark Normand & Sam Morril - We Might Be Drunk Podcast
Sam Morril shares his experiences bartending at the Comedy Store in the 1980s, working on SNL's Weekend Update, and the competitive nature of late-night television writing.summaryGary Shandling was a mentor figure who taught Sam Morril to 'hit and run' jokes and not 'milk' them, emphasizing that finding a strong premise is the hardest part of joke writing.takeaway“You're like, 'These guys aren't writing enough.' You know, I would see Jerry Seinfeld, same thing, you know, like a lot of us over and over. And I knew exactly where people swallowed before they took the punch line or tquote
