That drunk driving joke about the asian would've bombed at a klan rally. But this shitty show acting like it's "brave" to heckle a comic because you don't think they're funny is just plain gay. The right thing to do in this situation is to either not laugh and let the comic bomb or to simply get up and leave. Anyone who interrupted the show FAILED at "What would you do?" and I think Rich did his own profession a disservice by going along with it like the audience's duty in that situation was to vocally protest the jokes they didn't like.
I hate this stupid "shaming" word. Like making fun of a fat person becomes "fat shaming". Make fun of anything else and they don't call you a "shamer" they just say "Oh he made fun of a movie/song/news event/etc."
Looks like they told him to be less funny after the first show. If it were real it would be fucked up to keep cracking jokes on people that weren't going along with it, but they were still funny jokes on the first show.
Second and third shows were just mean. I think they learned that 'funny is funny'.
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24 CookieHaid 2014-10-12
I think the most believable part was when the crowd began walking out en masse.
16 shoretemple 2014-10-12
This show is infuriatingly patronizing.
9 breadmoccasin 2014-10-12
Good god I hate this shit.
7 CookieHaid 2014-10-12
I'd hate to be at a show with that table of noisy spics.
7 [deleted] 2014-10-12
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6 [deleted] 2014-10-12
"you meet at the buffet?' lol.
6 [deleted] 2014-10-12
This is the worse audiences I've ever seen, just a bunch of sensitive white people.
5 HashtonKutcher 2014-10-12
Where did they get that hideous audience?
17 [deleted] 2014-10-12
They put out an ad that said "See Rich Vos live."
1 [deleted] 2014-10-12
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5 JMueller2012 2014-10-12
"Don't try thisssshhh at home"
4 regis69 2014-10-12
That drunk driving joke about the asian would've bombed at a klan rally. But this shitty show acting like it's "brave" to heckle a comic because you don't think they're funny is just plain gay. The right thing to do in this situation is to either not laugh and let the comic bomb or to simply get up and leave. Anyone who interrupted the show FAILED at "What would you do?" and I think Rich did his own profession a disservice by going along with it like the audience's duty in that situation was to vocally protest the jokes they didn't like.
3 [deleted] 2014-10-12
I hate this stupid "shaming" word. Like making fun of a fat person becomes "fat shaming". Make fun of anything else and they don't call you a "shamer" they just say "Oh he made fun of a movie/song/news event/etc."
1 frostiitute 2014-10-12
I liked when the last girl said that she was in the process of losing weight while holding a beer.
2 chunk337 2014-10-12
10/13/2012
2 benjamin72 2014-10-12
That was fuckin' great. Gotta love Vos on stage.
2 thebestoftheweek 2014-10-12
Looks like they told him to be less funny after the first show. If it were real it would be fucked up to keep cracking jokes on people that weren't going along with it, but they were still funny jokes on the first show.
Second and third shows were just mean. I think they learned that 'funny is funny'.
2 equinoxexistential 2014-10-12
I remember watching these and was surprised when Vos was the comic they hired.
Pretty funny shit either way. The buffet line was so cheesy it was actually funny.
2 fullyhalfempty 2014-10-12
That mush mouth idiot wants a more outspoken audience?
2 [deleted] 2014-10-12
HE NEEDED DA MONEY!
2 Prophet_Muhammad_phd 2014-10-12
Wait, why are they taping one of vos' regular performances? That don't make no sense.
-4 lexhound 2014-10-12
Rich Vos is hot and funny.
1 drexler57346 2014-10-12
lol
1 drexler57346 2014-10-12
lol
1 frostiitute 2014-10-12
I liked when the last girl said that she was in the process of losing weight while holding a beer.