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Anthony Jeselnik w/ Sam Morril & Mark Normand - We Might Be Drunk Podcast

We Might Be Drunk Podcast47 views
5:00I would write like five or six jokes a night right before I went to bed and then wake up in the morning and like remember the jokes. It felt like an elf came in the middle of the n5:54Cuz I'm doing jokes too. So I'm like I want to know like what's appropriate.7:10know if I can keep doing this uh rapid fire this many jokes in a row again. So, I have I have two stories now, which I've never done

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Staff Review: Brian Kiley | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend

Team Coco23 views
The conversation reveals how shared history, specific comedic riffs, and inside jokes have shaped their work on major shows like The Simpsons, SNL, and late-night television.summaryConan O'Brien relies heavily on Brian Kyle for joke writing, noting that he is his go-to person for great jokes when others are busy.takeawayThe writing process involves a pre-show ritual where Conan and Brian pitch absurd, often nonsensical jokes that only make sense in the room.takeaway

Conan Conducts A Staff Review With Writer Laurie Kilmartin | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend

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Conan O'Brien and writer Lori Kil Martin discuss the collaborative process of writing Oscar monologue jokes, highlighting the importance of testing material in live stand-up settings to gauge audience reaction.summaryThey emphasize the need for organizational systems to manage the fluid nature of award show humor, where jokes must adapt to real-time changes in nominations and news.summaryLive stand-up testing is crucial for refining monologue jokes; Lori acts as a 'life coach' to help Conan test material in various LA clubs, providing feedback on what works and what needs tweaking.takeaway

Andrew Schulz Calls Jack Harlow An Industry Plant | CLUB SHAY SHAY

Club Shay Shay17 views
The guest believes American culture is inherently humorous and that minorities enjoy his comedy, citing diverse sold-out audiences as proof that his jokes are not offensive but rather appreciated.takeawayThe guest asserts that assuming minorities cannot handle jokes is itself racist, contrasting this with his own upbringing where roasting was a normal social interaction.takeawayThe guest claims to operate on a principle of 'equal opportunity offense,' stating that if he stops making jokes about one group, it becomes hateful rather than loving humor.takeaway

Todd Glass 3.0 (one of the funniest comedians) on TYSO - #326

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The 'Brick' Metaphor: Rick describes jokes as pre-existing 'bricks' in the world; comedians do not create them but rather discover and arrange them. The craft lies in seeing which bricks to use and building a structure ttakeawayComedic Timing and Presence: The conversation highlights Don Rickles' ability to use inflection and rhythm without traditional jokes, and Todd's observation that true comedic talent is evident in off-stage interactions, takeaway“I think of this as we never write jokes... Everything exists. I think of this as every joke exists... It's us that are seeing them in that moment... You just borrowed it.”quote

Sarah Sherman Loves the Hate Comments | Breaking Bread with Tom Papa

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Audience reception of Sarah Sherman's special was polarized; some viewers felt there were 'no jokes' due to the high density of sound effects and visual gags, which she attributes to distraction by her gender and unconvetakeawaySketch comedy is described as a 'dying art form' requiring a strict beginning, middle, and end with continuous jokes, whereas standup allows for more fluid, endurance-based performance structures that can age and mature takeaway“There's a billion jokes per minute. And they're very fast. And I'll say it. It's cuz people are hearing a a [__] woman's voice saying them. You just don't like them.”quote