Reminder: Opie could have made that HVAC guy in the epilogue of Anth's book just as famous as he made Anth

15  2019-09-27 by albanianandrea

And it would have been less of a headache in the end.

9 comments

1  tompetersxyz 2019-09-27

Truth talkin’ brothaman

1  Brothaman22 2019-09-27

But can he HAHAHA Speak As LoudLY Into The MIC AS possIBLE? HA-HA-HA!

1  Hominus_Rhodium 2019-09-27

It's become very clear that Opie, while not the funniest, was the force behind the whole thing. He knew how to pick talent and keep them on track, setting them up and playing off them to bring the best out of all involved.

Opie would've and could've picked a lot of similarly funny, working class guys and formed a program and had success. Especially if he picked out any of a number of edgelord "oh no he didn't" comedians that were around the same time Norton broke.

1  HomeRunCumia_Deux 2019-09-27

I hate to say it, but Nana really is the only reason they were ever successful... No one could do as many voices, no one was as quick witted, then Obama happened...

1  tompetersxyz 2019-09-27

That is true too.

1  G4YCUM1A 2019-09-27

Opie hate? Blocked. Nice try with the hate, though.

1  late_50s_why 2019-09-27

Should’ve update his material once in a while tho, who the eff still care about jaws or silly tough gang member movies

1  satanssockpuppet 2019-09-27

Nana got all full of himself after he cashed in and forgot who he really was, that being a lucky fuck who used to amuse the guy who picked him out of the choir.

1  Mcchisell 2019-09-27

If anyone could make a ghost writer’s fictional character famous it would be the brothaman