Old Tough Crowd Clip I've never seen. Jim Norton, Nick Di Paolo on Harassment.
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Most of this is Nick DiPaolo, but Jim and Janine Garofalo chime in.
Does it really matter if a harasser is good looking or not?
A question for the comedians rather than philosophers.
janeane garofalo sitting there looking pissed off really shows hers comedic skills.
the sad thing is she could be funny when given the right direction like in wet hot american summer, but leave her to her own sensibilities and she’s a dud.
I think she just did what unfunny people like opie never do. Shut up and let the funny people talk lmao. I loved her on the larry sanders show tho
Crazy that the show is 20 years old. I'm not the biggest Colin Quinn fan comedy-wise, but he seems to be a good dude and associates with so many big comedians. I'll try to find some of these eps for a rewatch. It was the much better version of _Comics Unleashed,_ since Byron Allen made all the greats seem so very leashed.
Comics Unleashed? Oh, you couldn't be more leashed...
Colin is hilarious.
@@realexkavI miss that d😢eeply closeted chunk of coal...
This show was back when opposing points of view could be discussed and joked about on Television. Now comedic TV its a less thoughtful and less funny echo chamber of crap like Bill Maher, John Oliver, and Daily Show where the audience is trained what to think rather than presented funny people making jokes and having a variety of differing opinions. Reality is nuance and funny should be primary on a comedy show, and not the political perspective. Today, TV only presents a carefully constructed narrowly defined acceptable humor which is why people still crave this content from 2 decades ago. Nuance is dead. I feel badly for people today who still agree with what the television tells them. Interesting, intelligent, and funny will always be in the counter-culture. It's why late night TV like SNL, Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert are no longer for those with functioning brains.
Well said.
Absolutely well said. This was such the golden era of honest conversations between a murderers row of comedians. Plus Opie & Anthony.
I miss ole chubby Immmmmmy!