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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Further to that with another example, I think there's no way Wright could get as many laughs from "saved by the buoyancy of citrus" that Hedberg got. Like, it's not an outright funny line by itself, but Mitch had this way of seemingly sounding stoned and dumb with his tone, and counterbalancing that with smarter language. No dumb stoner would say "buoyancy of citrus". Yeah definitely. They're both very "dry" and conceptually similar, but Wright is way more deadpan, to put it mildly.
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Sir Lemming posted:Yeah definitely. They're both very "dry" and conceptually similar, but Wright is way more deadpan, to put it mildly.
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I can't believe I forgot to post this during christmas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNO9Efd_8OM
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Colbert's monologue felt even more edited than usual, I wonder if it's because Iran started blowing up stuff like a minute after the taping.
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Jim Gaffigan made an attempt on Ike's life. I for real thought it would be destroyed. Is it not ceramic?
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:they have multiple backups of ike Yeah, I remember making an audible gasp when Steve Carrell broke it, but they quickly revealed it was just a bit with a replacement Ike mug. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_UM4vuanro
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By the way, ten years ago we were entering the final week of Conan’s Tonight Show. I recently rewatched my own recordings and had wanted to figure out a way to stream those final three weeks of shows this month but, well, I never did So just remember them i guess and reflect quietly to yourself. Because NBC is faaaar too shite to ever ever put them online.
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pwn posted:By the way, ten years ago we were entering the final week of Conan’s Tonight Show. I recently rewatched my own recordings and had wanted to figure out a way to stream those final three weeks of shows this month but, well, I never did That was a loving amazing week of television. Conan was officially in "I give no fucks" mode and it felt like Late Night revived.
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It’ll never happen again.  Didn’t he buy a Bugatti and play Beatles music which is like $50,000 a song?
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Nanigans posted:It’ll never happen again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxZVJLkWr1c It wasn’t real (rented car, music clearance under standard blanket network contract) but it was fun.
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Timby posted:That was a loving amazing week of television. Conan was officially in "I give no fucks" mode and it felt like Late Night revived. It had a great ripple effect for both Kimmel and Letterman, IIRC. The best was Leno setting up a "Hey, we're all friends here, right? [chinswagger]" bit with Kimmel, and Kimmel burned him.https://dai.ly/xbvc97
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Is Jon Oliver fair game here? If so, I'm trying to remember the episode where he recently poo poo on Stephen A Smith but I'm coming up blank.
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tribbledirigible posted:It had a great ripple effect for both Kimmel and Letterman, IIRC. Jesus Christ  I guess it's just more proof Leno has no soul that he didn't skip a beat the entire time.
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tribbledirigible posted:It had a great ripple effect for both Kimmel and Letterman, IIRC. right after kimmel did a whole episode of his show impersonating leno that was gold
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I like that once the floodgates opened, they did not stop. But man, I still dunno if I will ever get over Kimmel getting schooled by Ted Cruz, it's hard to come back from that.
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kinmel standing up for conan was wonderful. Dave standing up for Conan was some of the best late night ever
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:kinmel standing up for conan was wonderful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZh5LbS3jA0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1-GtUCKd34 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCRri4LpTRU
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Look who popped up out of nowhere https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxqAeyRCUq8 Judging by how quickly he changed the subject, he really doesn't want to talk about the radio show.
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Steve Vader posted:Is Jon Oliver fair game here? If so, I'm trying to remember the episode where he recently poo poo on Stephen A Smith but I'm coming up blank. I remember the episode but now the main story. It would have been early October since the topic of the burn was the NBA kowtowing to China over the Rockets GM supporting HK.
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Colbert's interview with John Mulaney last night got surprisingly deep and low-key. For a few minutes it felt more like the kind of interview you'd get on a podcast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGf6CGBbWFU
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Sir Lemming posted:Colbert's interview with John Mulaney last night got surprisingly deep and low-key. For a few minutes it felt more like the kind of interview you'd get on a podcast. this was awesome. I love that moment of mulaney having a big breakthrough about himself.
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Colbert has the worst photoshop team in all of late night.
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Stare-Out posted:Colbert has the worst photoshop team in all of late night. What, for the fury road thing? I actually love how bad it is.
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For just about everything. Some get a pass for being charmingly bad and over the top but there are loads that look pretty terrible, even for late in the day visual gags. The only other current show I can think of with low quality photoshops is Jim Jeffries' show but I haven't watched it in over a year so it might've gotten better.
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Stare-Out posted:The only other current show I can think of with low quality photoshops is Jim Jeffries' show but I haven't watched it in over a year so it might've gotten better. Canceled.
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mcbexx posted:Canceled. I enjoyed it at first but dropped off fairly quickly. I forgot it existed since the Avi Yemini interview last year. He's a great standup but we didn't need his version of the Daily Show.
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Originally going to go ahead with shows but without audiences, three of the big four network late night shows will go on a hiatus through at least March 29th. NBC’s shows were planned to go on regularly-scheduled break the week of March 23, and Colbert was going to be dark after tonight’s taping through next week. But after taping an episode without an audience tonight, Fallon will enter hiatus starting tomorrow. https://twitter.com/fallontonight/status/1238276798405894145?s=21 Meyers canceled today’s taping, and will air a rerun tonight, but did record an A Closer Look segment for digital consumption: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SoZcjMWxm8 SNL is still tentatively scheduled to return March 28.
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So that's what's going on with Colbert tonight?? He looks to be having some kind of awkward blast and or drunk. It's almost like none of his jokes are landing even though I'm laughing. It reminds me of when John Oliver hosted that one Daily Show when all the power in New York went out. Craig Ferguson would so be in his element hosting a show like this on the fly. It's weird not hearing even the camera guys cheer or anything like they would in Talk Soup or something.
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Jiro posted:Craig Ferguson would so be in his element hosting a show like this on the fly. yeah was only saying this to my friend earlier tonight, he would find a way to make it so drat funny Can gay robot sidekicks get the covid? What about pantomime horses?
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Steve Vader posted:God, I can't imagine Fallon without an audience. His whole vibe is "let's have a little party, guys!" But what if no guys? Late Night Talk Show Megathread: "But what if no guys?"
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Jiro posted:So that's what's going on with Colbert tonight?? He looks to be having some kind of awkward blast and or drunk. It's almost like none of his jokes are landing even though I'm laughing. It reminds me of when John Oliver hosted that one Daily Show when all the power in New York went out. Craig Ferguson would so be in his element hosting a show like this on the fly. It's weird not hearing even the camera guys cheer or anything like they would in Talk Soup or something. Well partially just y'know, no audience energy. Things seem funnier when other people are laughing. But also it seems like it was half rehearsal, half "we're actually gonna air this" and nobody was entirely sure.
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