His stand up takes some odd turns sometimes. But overall, for an undeniably funny guy, versatile, and a real-ass dude not just a kiss ass? Definitely in the top 5 stand ups for me.
His new show on netflix is so good, his style of interacting with people is not predictable at all. He also kissed Jane Fonda on the mouth and you could tell she was sopping wet.
His choice of guests does not seem that strong, compared to the precursor on YouTube. I found it disappointing.
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And not enough Adam Eget. I mean... this guy has some strong, strong, real-world experience. What he did for guys under Queensboro Bridge is still talked about to this day.
That's the one thing, I really do not like Eget, regardless of how much of his heart and soul went into pleasing a horde of vagrants day in and day out.
Otherwise I've enjoyed every episode and look forward to the next season.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
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I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
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I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
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I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
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I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
​
It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
I feel like he has Whitney Cummings, Amy Schumer, and Silverman on rotation every week to go on. I miss the Gilbert days so bad. But he will never be allowed on ever again.
I didn't listen to Stern much growing up and radio is different than standup but can you explain why Gilbert Gottfried is a legend in the comedy world? Because I thought he was fucking annoying when he was on Norm's show. Quacking at everything.
Gilbert's mysterious personal life alone was radio gold. Then you add in his lack of any kind of filter, riffing on the news, old time Hollywood impressions mixed with racism, etc... The guy was an absolute riot.
Gilbert is more of a comic's comic type figure... we may not find him that great (I do, but most people just hear the crazy voice), but he is so creative.
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Look up his appearance on the Joan Rivers roast, where he told one long form joke about Joan and it had to comedians losing their minds. Joan Rivers herself (who is one of comedy's all time greats) was laughing her ass off.
Comics get a kick out of watching other comics bomb, so in the case of the Norm roast, the comics got that Norm was being cheesy and making the roast itself the joke, while it took viewers a while to catch on... the live audience did not get it at all. That's what cracked the comedians up.
In the case of Gilbert, they were laughing because he just kept building and building with no real intention to ever have a punchline, and they admired how different and creative it was.
Norm is my favorite comic, but his performance at the Saget roast was bested by Gilbert himself with the brilliant “Raped and Killed a Girl in 1990” bit.
You should get one of the autists here to find the clip for me, but he went on Ron & Fez right after the video of Ray Rice beating his gf came out. It's right at the opening of the show, and Ron and Gilbert start riffing on it. Some of the best radio I've ever heard.
For me, the appeal of Gilbert is the novelty of the fact I know his voice and awful face from the background of every movie from 1989-1997 and hearing him on radio just wearing out the word "nigger" to the point where it stops being funny and just gets annoying, but then it gets funny again because he just won't stop doing it, and he is doing it with glee. Gilbert is equal parts insult comic and absurdist comic. He doesn't go on rants, he just acts out his mockery with impressions and riffing instead of being conversational.
Watch this video of his stand up from the 80's, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TfN2Z2NszQ it might give you a better feel for what he's going for. He is making fun of shitty comics. There is nothing he won't make fun of, and I have heard the Gilbert hatred for years. It's the same as the hate Patrice would get, or the hate Rich Vos would get. These guys are brilliant in their own way, but you won't recognize it unless you just accept them for being unorthodox and not being classically trained entertainers. They stink at first because you have expectations.
For all of Stern's hypocritical abandonment of his own brand of comedy, his work with Gilbert is probably the best radio ever. It gets no better than the revelation that Gilbert would do an impression of Seinfeld on stage, mocking his act, before Seinfeld was even famous. He would go up after Seinfeld at clubs and do an absurdist impression that would drive Seinfeld into an autistic rage. That all happens before fame, and then once Seinfeld hits and he's the biggest comedy star in the world... Gilbert goes on the biggest radio show in the country, they call your answering machine and fill up the entire tape with him doing the impression. Even in fame, you can't escape it. It only makes his desire for Seinfeld's pain stronger.
No problem brotherman. Check out this appearance where Gilbert and Artie keep riffing on racism to the point where even Howard is blushing and literally says "Come on guys, it's enough with the N-word already. It's not funny anymore."
No problem brotherman. Check out this appearance where Gilbert and Artie keep riffing on racism to the point where even Howard is blushing and literally says "Come on guys, it's enough with the N-word already. It's not funny anymore."
No problem brotherman. Check out this appearance where Gilbert and Artie keep riffing on racism to the point where even Howard is blushing and literally says "Come on guys, it's enough with the N-word already. It's not funny anymore."
No problem brotherman. Check out this appearance where Gilbert and Artie keep riffing on racism to the point where even Howard is blushing and literally says "Come on guys, it's enough with the N-word already. It's not funny anymore."
Gilbert called and asked to get on years ago and Gary told him they weren't having comedians on anymore. A week later one of these talentless Jew holes was on.
Check out Gilbert's podcast. His interviews with doddering, geriatric TV and movie stars from the 1950s are leagues better than anything Stern has put out in the last ten years.
I would much rather hear Gilbert talk with old Batman stars about Burt Ward's huge dick, orgies and how Cesar Romero would get orange wedges thrown at his ass cheeks by young boys than hear Stern beat off Jonah Hill or talk about admiring Ellen for her dance moves.
There are ways around that. A bunch are on YouTube and torrents exist. At the same time, in this day and age of artists releasing their material on independent platforms, sometimes it's good to pay for your entertainment. I would much rather fork over a few bucks to listen to a quality podcast that has good production value and guests that interest me than pay some faceless corporation to watch endless commercials, shitty reality TV and boring sitcoms that I really don't care about.
What about Gilbert on the Norm YouTube podcast when he talks about the retard kid singing the "Batman" theme with some well-meaning and worthy TV presenter?
That is the number 1 most guilty laugh I've ever had in my laugh. Gilbert is impersonating this retarded kid trying to sing "Batman" and just laughing so hard that snot and tears are pouring out of his face (in my memory). Norm can usually be straight-faced, but occasionally something sets him off and in this case he is really in trouble.
Again, this is just my memory. I actually don't want to watch it again in case it spoils the memory.
I think a whole bunch of Norm's interviews with Adam Egret have been deleted from YouTube because of the new show.
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But, you might be able to use torrent sites to find the full show. If you're in the mood, Gilbert being inappropriate and loud, and Norm trying not to laugh is just... painfully, painfully funny.
I agree it's a pretty good podcast but Gilbert really amps up the fake laughter more than usual, and that drives me more nuts than that dipshit on Cum Town who cackles like a dying hyena after word spoken.
It's a truely amazing podcast the best part is that they are talking about stuff from so long ago that they cant be sued because everyone involved is old and broke.
One of the makers of Airplane! just let out the name of the guy he brought cocaine from in the 70s. Like everyone involved is too old to care anymore
The Stern Youtube channel has made a push in recent weeks to put out clips regularly, but any that I have watched are brutally stale (Ronnie the Limo Driver has road rage!!). Everyone besides Fred (God bless Fred) looks like out- of-shape dogshit (Jason should be put down). In my opinion, the Stern's shows unwillingness to get an interesting third-mic on after Artie's departure has been (one of) the ruin of the show. Now I just listen to old Stern shows with Gilbert, Norm or Wack Packers.
He show was funny and so are her stand up specials. What you mean to say is that you don't like her, because she is a woman and Jewish, and both of those things terrify you.
Isn't Stern, after over 40 years of working harder than you ever will in your whole life, at the age of 70, working only a few days a week now? Yes, yes he is. He isn't some hack that has to work everyday, sorry that makes you feel insecure.
Howard has been terrible for years now. Between Marcy Turk, and The America's Got Talent BS, the show never recovered. Not to mention never filling in the Jackie/Artie chair with a #3. Howard hasn't anything interesting to say in years. No one gives a shit about America Idol, or his cunt wife. And it just gave more air time to hear that fat, dying, worthless nigger Robin yell and read the news over a microphone. I honestly can't believe people still listen to the show. Even the Sternthology is terrible.
What's great is Howard is so famous that people need to actually make up people to blame his career trajectory on. It's not 2006. Why don't you talk about hidden gold, that's the audience your pandering to.
Was Artie ever funny though? He seems like a guy who would be absolutely hilarious to hang around with, but just riffing on a radio show? I've never listened to a click of him that was more than a 6/10.
Artie was funny. It's popular to bash him now. But he gave the show another dimension. He didn't become a problem until a year or two after they got to Sirius. His drug problem was getting even worse, and he started to dominate the show. His stand up sucks, and he repeats jokes all the time. But from 01 to maybe 07 he was great.
> His stand up sucks, and he repeats jokes all the time
Right. he's not a great stand-up. I'm sure he's a riot to hang around with, but if you had to post a link of, let's say 1 to 5 minutes of him being funny.... could you do that?
I feel like he's just a guy other, better stand-ups like to hang around with because they make themselves feel more normal.
He made me personally laugh. He brought a blue collar comedy dimension, but he was underrated when it came to his knowledge of pop-culture. He brought a lot to the table. He wouldn't have fit in at all with the America's Got Talent talk or the Marci Turk rules. But for that period of time, he was great.
Artie saved the show, as the HSS had devolved into complete shit by the early 00s in the years immediately after Jackie left. Crazy Cabbie my ass. Artie gave the show new life, it was different than what Jackie brought but he worked well with Howard IMO.
The best part of the interview was hearing Sarah lament over the fact that she missed the boat for having kids. Basically admitting she became a bat shit liberal bc she never fulfilled her role of bearing children. Empty life empty person
I can't relate to a farty single middle aged woman who rents rooms with her dog. She floats around trying to give meaning to everything. Bitch, you're a loser. Own it, stupid.
I'm not sure why Ronnie is such a focus of the show. He's a cantankerous old asshole who shouts over everyone and never seems to have any fun with anything. If that's his bit for the show it's not entertaining. And who the fuck wants to hear about the sex life of a 68 year-old man?
Because Howard has no material, Ronnie is an easy target for material that can kill 40-50 minutes at any time. Howard complains about his limo driver being famous and having a big head when he's the one who made him famous and enabled him. Imagine that, someone get's a big head when they get regular air time on one of the most popular radio shows in history.
The personality traits you mentioned are indeed the bit.
Howard has been around comedians for 35+ years and still seems to have no idea how standup works. He has absolute contempt for all standups. He truly thinks they’re all losers unless they’re on SNL, a sitcom or the movies. He thinks every standup is in absolute awe of Seinfeld. He doesn’t get that most respect his skill and accomplishment, but don’t like his material and believe that Larry David was the true genius all along.
I think Norm really likes Sarah. I remember her telling a story about her shitting herself and him complaining about the smell. So, clearly, she was worried what he thinks.
Bear in mind, Norm is a huge, huge, undercover secret cocksman, he slept with Elle MacPherson, so I think he could've slung one up that mouthy Jew bird if he'd've put his mind to it. But, at the same time, Norm goes for clever chicks too. From his point of view, why would've he have?
From her point of view, he's a working comic and has a pulse.
Like others, I listened to Stern for years. I stopped when AGT started however many years ago. He claims the show is “evolving” but I am not sure how he could objectively look at a show of his today and not be embarrassed by it. There is no actual comedy, Stern gives no tough opinions and his staff has been neutered from giving any gossipy opinions of others.
I think the real kick in the ass that Stern had was when he first went to satellite years ago. He was fully expecting a majority of his fans to make the jump with him and jump with him and it never happened. Satellite radio never took off like he thought it would and now he as a tiny fraction of the audience that he once had. But they pay Stern an absurd amount of money each year, so he keeps at it.
Stern also started buying into the bullshit where everyone said he was a great interviewer and he's made that his bread and butter now. At one point he was a great interviewer who could get some really interesting stuff out of people but now he asks everyone the same questions with the same format and he believes that everyone does everything to please their fathers, because that's what Howard does. He is a deeply unhappy person.
Norm mentioned something that always bugged me about Howare interviewing guests. He was obsessed with talking about people's sex lives. Maybe that shit was interesting in the old shock jock days, but I really don't give a fuck if J-Law likes her ass eaten. They never say anything shocking or interesting anyway.
I heard him lamenting that about a year or two ago. It was weird to hear. He genuinely seemed down in the dumps about it. It was sad to hear Robin trying to cheer him up. Seemed like he was driven to build a legacy of being the legend everyone measured their success against and modeled their careers upon, but never realized he was gonna be the last of his kind.
Howard thought he'd end up transcending his radio career and branch out into TV and films but it never happened. Instead he'll be remembered as the last big radio star and little more. People didn't listen to the HSS because he did "great interviews", they listened for the outrageous wackiness, the fights with his wife and parents and the relentless goofing on the staff and everyone else. And they listened because it was free. No one wants to pay to listen to a watered-down old has-been blathering about his second wife and doing ass-kiss interviews, his whole formula is rooted in the past.
it's a formula that everyone else still does though, theres absolutely nothing about this that's dead its just he clearly doesnt care about the show anymore. digital audio content is still growing despite what everyone predicted, he could be king of all audio but he clearly doesnt want it.
It's funny how Howard used to shit on podcasts and say that they were a dead medium, yet they've become the only shows that are interesting. Even satellite radio has become safe cold takes veiled under bland sex talk with guys in their 60s.
Howard has always been way behind re: the internet. He was into it very early on but he never really capitalized on it. And he was dead wrong about podcasts, he could have been something of a pioneer but he chose to roll with satellite instead. Bad move.
Howard still had more listeners than Joe Rogan up until 2015. Stern is probably a lot like Ant and didnt want the hassle of finding advertisers and the like. And would have ended up with some bullshit manager. Plus by the time he could have chosen podcasts over Sirius he was dealing with Arties bullshit
I always want to see how many subscribe for Stern the last few years. I would think it is few but to be fair to Stern, I don’t think Sirius would keep giving him those multimillion dollar contracts if he didn’t have some good numbers behind the scenes
That or they know how bad their numbers would drop without him. I don’t know how many he is, but the people that drop the subscription would be noticeable in their financials.
Sirius released the numbers awhile back it averaged out to like 6 million per day. Or something really high like that. Joe Rogan is only now just entering that level. And he has one of the most well known podcasts.
The problem is that the sort of people that listen to Stern are more likely doing it out of habit.
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Why are you getting so emotional...did you fucking...uhhhh.....uhhhh...LOVE EMO MUSIC OR SUMTIN?!?!?!.............goddamnit......cut that part out pleeeeeeeeeeeeeze
I think 5 years ago I saw her for the first time, she did a drop-in at the Melrose Improv. I always liked her and was psyched to hear her stand up; she was abysmally mediocre. I couldn't believe it.
I got 20 minutes into her Netflix special and couldn't take another minute. Not only was her material lousy and very un-rehearsed sounding, but it was shot like complete shit. Next to Judd Apatow it was the worst special I'd ever seen.
Dude it's fucking brutal. He might as well have hung himself on a cross and let his wife & daughters come out and whip him. "Men are stupid, white men suck, women are amazing, women are better than men." Holy fuck.
Probably Norm was on his show and said something bad about a stapler manufacturer that was a sponsor and so lost Howard almost 12 dollars in sponsorship so he decided to cut the friendship based on that.
stern is one of the most embarrassing shows ive ever listened to. the bababooey parody songs and fat melanoid robin both make me wish i had died as a child
all of howard’s opinions on other men in show business can come down to a checklist: are you man, jewish, & a part of the entertainment elite. If the answer is no to all 3, then howie doesn’t like you.
Stern hasn't really listened to comedy in 15 years. They've admitted that they really don't book comedians much anymore unless they are huge (Seinfeld, Rock, Etc....) or popular in the moment (and probably connected to Don Buchwald).
Any other comics get funneled to the smaller and younger skewing "After Show" so Howard doesn't have to deal with them, and perhaps be embarrassed by his lack of current knowledge.
I also wouldn't be surprised if Stern was offended by Norm in some way, and this was a saved up dig.
cause sarah really evolved throughout the years, her act is revolutionizing the art of comedy.. what a load of crap, that bitch hasn't been relevant since 2005
I would be a shame if Disney gets bombarded with terrible publicity and social media protests over the the fact that despite some controversial statements in the past she is still allowed to star in Wreck it Ralph 2 alongside famous Disney princesses. They had no problem canning Rosanne who was essential to the show's success where you could easily find a replacement for Sarah
FFS Norm wrote what is truly and honestly one of the best books by an entertainment personality ever. "Based on a true Story" is a legitimate work of genius. I'm not a huge fan of stand up by anyone so I don't know if his "Stage work" is better or worse but to say Norm has stopped trying is beyond stupid.
That's really disappointing to hear Howard dismiss Norm like that. Norm always had great appearances on the show and has always given Stern credit for being a pioneer. Apart from it being a shitty thing to say about someone who's always supported him and his show, it's flat out wrong. In the last couple years he's put out 2 great specials, a YouTube channel that landed him a Netflix series, and one of the funniest books ever.
Norm recently wrote one of the best books ever written by an entertainment type. It's legitimately brilliant. I am not a huge fan of stand up so I don't know where he is on that front but to say he's not "growing" after putting out Based on a True Story is just stupid.
Isn't Stern, after over 40 years of working harder than you ever will in your whole life, at the age of 70, working only a few days a week now? Yes, yes he is. He isn't some hack that has to work everyday, sorry that makes you feel insecure.
I heard him lamenting that about a year or two ago. It was weird to hear. He genuinely seemed down in the dumps about it. It was sad to hear Robin trying to cheer him up. Seemed like he was driven to build a legacy of being the legend everyone measured their success against and modeled their careers upon, but never realized he was gonna be the last of his kind.
There are ways around that. A bunch are on YouTube and torrents exist. At the same time, in this day and age of artists releasing their material on independent platforms, sometimes it's good to pay for your entertainment. I would much rather fork over a few bucks to listen to a quality podcast that has good production value and guests that interest me than pay some faceless corporation to watch endless commercials, shitty reality TV and boring sitcoms that I really don't care about.
It's funny how Howard used to shit on podcasts and say that they were a dead medium, yet they've become the only shows that are interesting. Even satellite radio has become safe cold takes veiled under bland sex talk with guys in their 60s.
I'm not sure why Ronnie is such a focus of the show. He's a cantankerous old asshole who shouts over everyone and never seems to have any fun with anything. If that's his bit for the show it's not entertaining. And who the fuck wants to hear about the sex life of a 68 year-old man?
> His stand up sucks, and he repeats jokes all the time
Right. he's not a great stand-up. I'm sure he's a riot to hang around with, but if you had to post a link of, let's say 1 to 5 minutes of him being funny.... could you do that?
I feel like he's just a guy other, better stand-ups like to hang around with because they make themselves feel more normal.
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Artie saved the show, as the HSS had devolved into complete shit by the early 00s in the years immediately after Jackie left. Crazy Cabbie my ass. Artie gave the show new life, it was different than what Jackie brought but he worked well with Howard IMO.
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1 all_copacetic 2018-10-24
Norm's tweets are always so serious.
1 iWhoreSchortSchorts 2018-10-24
No they're not. (kills the bit guy)
1 unrulyfarmhand 2018-10-24
Norm is #1 to me
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
His stand up takes some odd turns sometimes. But overall, for an undeniably funny guy, versatile, and a real-ass dude not just a kiss ass? Definitely in the top 5 stand ups for me.
1 unrulyfarmhand 2018-10-24
His new show on netflix is so good, his style of interacting with people is not predictable at all. He also kissed Jane Fonda on the mouth and you could tell she was sopping wet.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
You mean 'Norm Macdonald has a show"?
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His choice of guests does not seem that strong, compared to the precursor on YouTube. I found it disappointing.
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And not enough Adam Eget. I mean... this guy has some strong, strong, real-world experience. What he did for guys under Queensboro Bridge is still talked about to this day.
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1 unrulyfarmhand 2018-10-24
That's the one thing, I really do not like Eget, regardless of how much of his heart and soul went into pleasing a horde of vagrants day in and day out.
Otherwise I've enjoyed every episode and look forward to the next season.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
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I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
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I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
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I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
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So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
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It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
​
It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
​
It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
​
It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
​
It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I seem to remember an interview in which Norm said that slagging off Adam Egret about his past turned out to be the formula for getting the Norm MacDonald Live YouTube show up and crackling.
​
I mean, I know this is not Norm's best-paid gig! He's done SNL, multi-series sitcoms, movies etc etc. But (And I know a link would help here) he did seem to genuinely think that the show with Egret worked out well and was something to be proud of.
​
It might seem like an obvious thing for a veteran to take easy shots at a younger, less successful guy. But, it all adds up. I think Egret played his own part in the show. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it was good fun. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple show concept where people are enjoying themselves and that comes across.
​
So.. What is it you are looking forward to? I'm a bit confused about the future of Norm's interview shows.
1 Single_Action_Army 2018-10-24
Why? Were there some filthy slope rice farmers around?
1 theodo 2018-10-24
Who's the rest of your top 5? Just curious
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
Probably Louis, Norm and Sarah Silverman for going above and beyond.
Then I guess Hicks for a classic guy. And Jesselnick for a newcomer.
1 Snake_____86 2018-10-24
You could cut the irony of Stern's statement with both his and hairy cunt's noses. Isn't Stern working like one or two days a week?
1 RichardClock_ 2018-10-24
Stern and Sarah Silverman (when has she put out something funny....ever?) having this discussion is peak delusion
1 JuulSantana 2018-10-24
I feel like he has Whitney Cummings, Amy Schumer, and Silverman on rotation every week to go on. I miss the Gilbert days so bad. But he will never be allowed on ever again.
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2018-10-24
I didn't listen to Stern much growing up and radio is different than standup but can you explain why Gilbert Gottfried is a legend in the comedy world? Because I thought he was fucking annoying when he was on Norm's show. Quacking at everything.
1 JuulSantana 2018-10-24
Gilbert's mysterious personal life alone was radio gold. Then you add in his lack of any kind of filter, riffing on the news, old time Hollywood impressions mixed with racism, etc... The guy was an absolute riot.
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2018-10-24
I'm gonna sheck it out brothaman thanks for replying
1 CiviliansCivilian 2018-10-24
Listen to Gilbert on Stern leaving Seinfeld voicemail messages as Jerry Seinfeld, Jr. talking about Leno’s wife Black Mavis.
1 iWhoreSchortSchorts 2018-10-24
The only millionaire that steals coffee creamers.
1 fokm 2018-10-24
Listen to Gilbert vs German woman from Stern. Still holds up.
1 fskoti 2018-10-24
Gilbert is more of a comic's comic type figure... we may not find him that great (I do, but most people just hear the crazy voice), but he is so creative.
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Look up his appearance on the Joan Rivers roast, where he told one long form joke about Joan and it had to comedians losing their minds. Joan Rivers herself (who is one of comedy's all time greats) was laughing her ass off.
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2018-10-24
I saw that roast but I'll watch it again sometime. The best roast appearance IMO was Norm on Bob Saget's roast.
1 fskoti 2018-10-24
Comics get a kick out of watching other comics bomb, so in the case of the Norm roast, the comics got that Norm was being cheesy and making the roast itself the joke, while it took viewers a while to catch on... the live audience did not get it at all. That's what cracked the comedians up.
In the case of Gilbert, they were laughing because he just kept building and building with no real intention to ever have a punchline, and they admired how different and creative it was.
1 theZenImpulse 2018-10-24
Norm is my favorite comic, but his performance at the Saget roast was bested by Gilbert himself with the brilliant “Raped and Killed a Girl in 1990” bit.
1 cakehornnigga 2018-10-24
You should get one of the autists here to find the clip for me, but he went on Ron & Fez right after the video of Ray Rice beating his gf came out. It's right at the opening of the show, and Ron and Gilbert start riffing on it. Some of the best radio I've ever heard.
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2018-10-24
Autists, find that clip for me!
1 ThatNiggaDre 2018-10-24
https://youtu.be/VELs0vlZnJE?t=3684
1 ThatNiggaDre 2018-10-24
For me, the appeal of Gilbert is the novelty of the fact I know his voice and awful face from the background of every movie from 1989-1997 and hearing him on radio just wearing out the word "nigger" to the point where it stops being funny and just gets annoying, but then it gets funny again because he just won't stop doing it, and he is doing it with glee. Gilbert is equal parts insult comic and absurdist comic. He doesn't go on rants, he just acts out his mockery with impressions and riffing instead of being conversational.
Watch this video of his stand up from the 80's, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TfN2Z2NszQ it might give you a better feel for what he's going for. He is making fun of shitty comics. There is nothing he won't make fun of, and I have heard the Gilbert hatred for years. It's the same as the hate Patrice would get, or the hate Rich Vos would get. These guys are brilliant in their own way, but you won't recognize it unless you just accept them for being unorthodox and not being classically trained entertainers. They stink at first because you have expectations.
For all of Stern's hypocritical abandonment of his own brand of comedy, his work with Gilbert is probably the best radio ever. It gets no better than the revelation that Gilbert would do an impression of Seinfeld on stage, mocking his act, before Seinfeld was even famous. He would go up after Seinfeld at clubs and do an absurdist impression that would drive Seinfeld into an autistic rage. That all happens before fame, and then once Seinfeld hits and he's the biggest comedy star in the world... Gilbert goes on the biggest radio show in the country, they call your answering machine and fill up the entire tape with him doing the impression. Even in fame, you can't escape it. It only makes his desire for Seinfeld's pain stronger.
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2018-10-24
That was a really good explanation. Thanks a bunch. You actually made me want to like him.
1 ThatNiggaDre 2018-10-24
No problem brotherman. Check out this appearance where Gilbert and Artie keep riffing on racism to the point where even Howard is blushing and literally says "Come on guys, it's enough with the N-word already. It's not funny anymore."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTgQJZ45Bxg
1 ThatNiggaDre 2018-10-24
No problem brotherman. Check out this appearance where Gilbert and Artie keep riffing on racism to the point where even Howard is blushing and literally says "Come on guys, it's enough with the N-word already. It's not funny anymore."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTgQJZ45Bxg
1 ThatNiggaDre 2018-10-24
No problem brotherman. Check out this appearance where Gilbert and Artie keep riffing on racism to the point where even Howard is blushing and literally says "Come on guys, it's enough with the N-word already. It's not funny anymore."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTgQJZ45Bxg
1 ThatNiggaDre 2018-10-24
No problem brotherman. Check out this appearance where Gilbert and Artie keep riffing on racism to the point where even Howard is blushing and literally says "Come on guys, it's enough with the N-word already. It's not funny anymore."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTgQJZ45Bxg
1 iWhoreSchortSchorts 2018-10-24
I'm pretty sure he said on Artie's podcast that he didn't get banned for spitting in cupcakes but actually for being too offensive.
1 GLR-JG 2018-10-24
Gilbert called and asked to get on years ago and Gary told him they weren't having comedians on anymore. A week later one of these talentless Jew holes was on.
1 ManiacalChrisBenoit 2018-10-24
So Gary wasn't really lying then, when you think about it.
1 GLR-JG 2018-10-24
I believe that's the exact joke Artie made when Gilbert told him.
1 CarniesAndRubes 2018-10-24
Jew broad fights draculas
1 ScorzeMan 2018-10-24
I love Buffy
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
you are gay and an idiot. Fuck off.
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
That's ok. I thought about quitting this site anyway.
1 Frequent2001 2018-10-24
thats right, in fact, gilbert was on once or twice after the cupcake thing
1 Willie_Main 2018-10-24
Check out Gilbert's podcast. His interviews with doddering, geriatric TV and movie stars from the 1950s are leagues better than anything Stern has put out in the last ten years.
I would much rather hear Gilbert talk with old Batman stars about Burt Ward's huge dick, orgies and how Cesar Romero would get orange wedges thrown at his ass cheeks by young boys than hear Stern beat off Jonah Hill or talk about admiring Ellen for her dance moves.
1 lispychicken 2018-10-24
Okay.. you have my attention
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
Any top gilbert pod eps u can recommend?
1 Willie_Main 2018-10-24
Some good ones I found by scrolling through the list:
Impractical Jokers
It's one of the better podcasts out there, especially if you are an older movie buff, a comedy nerd or just a Gilbert fan!
1 CarniesAndRubes 2018-10-24
Don't you have to pay for old episodes now?
1 Willie_Main 2018-10-24
There are ways around that. A bunch are on YouTube and torrents exist. At the same time, in this day and age of artists releasing their material on independent platforms, sometimes it's good to pay for your entertainment. I would much rather fork over a few bucks to listen to a quality podcast that has good production value and guests that interest me than pay some faceless corporation to watch endless commercials, shitty reality TV and boring sitcoms that I really don't care about.
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
you are gay and an idiot. Fuck off.
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
That's ok. I thought about quitting this site anyway.
1 TriangleDimes 2018-10-24
I've always wanted to give his show a try, old showbiz stories are the greatest.
1 fudgicle2018 2018-10-24
omg. Gilbert and Patreeky coming up with SciFi Channel versions of blockbusters for an hour. if only it could be. #DinosaurForest
1 BigBoyWithTheButter 2018-10-24
The best one ever is Ron Friedman just a couple weeks ago. He was Pat McCormack's writing partner
1 JuulSantana 2018-10-24
Going to give the Joe Pantoliano a listen to after work today.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
If you don't know this, check it out...
https://www.gilbertpodcast.com/
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You just want top ones? Maybe the one when he interviewed a woman who was in a cult horror movie from the 1950s.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
What about Gilbert on the Norm YouTube podcast when he talks about the retard kid singing the "Batman" theme with some well-meaning and worthy TV presenter?
That is the number 1 most guilty laugh I've ever had in my laugh. Gilbert is impersonating this retarded kid trying to sing "Batman" and just laughing so hard that snot and tears are pouring out of his face (in my memory). Norm can usually be straight-faced, but occasionally something sets him off and in this case he is really in trouble.
Again, this is just my memory. I actually don't want to watch it again in case it spoils the memory.
1 Willie_Main 2018-10-24
I'll have to look that up! Sound hilarious!
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
This is some of it, but it seems like most has been cut out so it's not really that funny.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsXUl-CBivQ
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I think a whole bunch of Norm's interviews with Adam Egret have been deleted from YouTube because of the new show.
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But, you might be able to use torrent sites to find the full show. If you're in the mood, Gilbert being inappropriate and loud, and Norm trying not to laugh is just... painfully, painfully funny.
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1 _barnacle_ 2018-10-24
https://archive.org/details/Norm_Macdonald_Live
1 bonniesretardsister 2018-10-24
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6gpp6u
21 minutes in.
1 MAN_TO_GALAXY 2018-10-24
It was the Ghostbusters theme, but everything else is spot on
1 brstevens 2018-10-24
I agree it's a pretty good podcast but Gilbert really amps up the fake laughter more than usual, and that drives me more nuts than that dipshit on Cum Town who cackles like a dying hyena after word spoken.
1 SWIMsfriend 2018-10-24
It's a truely amazing podcast the best part is that they are talking about stuff from so long ago that they cant be sued because everyone involved is old and broke.
One of the makers of Airplane! just let out the name of the guy he brought cocaine from in the 70s. Like everyone involved is too old to care anymore
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
It is the same folks over & over.
1 RichardClock_ 2018-10-24
The Stern Youtube channel has made a push in recent weeks to put out clips regularly, but any that I have watched are brutally stale (Ronnie the Limo Driver has road rage!!). Everyone besides Fred (God bless Fred) looks like out- of-shape dogshit (Jason should be put down). In my opinion, the Stern's shows unwillingness to get an interesting third-mic on after Artie's departure has been (one of) the ruin of the show. Now I just listen to old Stern shows with Gilbert, Norm or Wack Packers.
1 multiplesifl 2018-10-24
I'll forever regret not staying up to watch Gary the Retard's birthday party on E.
1 UhLookHereMan 2018-10-24
You're forgetting the dude from train
1 WalterNitty 2018-10-24
Denial, delusion and deceit one might say
1 ForceFeedNana 2018-10-24
He show was funny and so are her stand up specials. What you mean to say is that you don't like her, because she is a woman and Jewish, and both of those things terrify you.
1 poppalopalov 2018-10-24
Dejewsion, shirley.
1 ScottSummersOmegaLVL 2018-10-24
Isn't Stern, after over 40 years of working harder than you ever will in your whole life, at the age of 70, working only a few days a week now? Yes, yes he is. He isn't some hack that has to work everyday, sorry that makes you feel insecure.
1 ASimpleKeikaku 2018-10-24
Howard has been nothing but a hack since 1999, or 2004 if you're very generous.
1 ScottSummersOmegaLVL 2018-10-24
It must be amazing to be so mentally ill that you don't feel embarassed typing that.
1 zenicaone 2018-10-24
HA!
1 JuulSantana 2018-10-24
Who wants to listen his shitty show for a full week? People can only take so much Tan Mom, scripted phone calls, and Ronnie the Limo Driver.
1 Snake_____86 2018-10-24
Ewww you're a fucking NPC Stern ballwasher?
1 ScottSummersOmegaLVL 2018-10-24
You forgot faggot
1 iWhoreSchortSchorts 2018-10-24
Faggot
1 ElFaporino 2018-10-24
after years of working 4 hours a days, 4 days a week. what a fucking hero.
1 ScottSummersOmegaLVL 2018-10-24
You should tell your parents they raised a liar.
1 Kim_Jung_pUn 2018-10-24
The I work 40 weeks a year line gave me a chuckle.
1 JuulSantana 2018-10-24
Howard has been terrible for years now. Between Marcy Turk, and The America's Got Talent BS, the show never recovered. Not to mention never filling in the Jackie/Artie chair with a #3. Howard hasn't anything interesting to say in years. No one gives a shit about America Idol, or his cunt wife. And it just gave more air time to hear that fat, dying, worthless nigger Robin yell and read the news over a microphone. I honestly can't believe people still listen to the show. Even the Sternthology is terrible.
1 ScottSummersOmegaLVL 2018-10-24
What's great is Howard is so famous that people need to actually make up people to blame his career trajectory on. It's not 2006. Why don't you talk about hidden gold, that's the audience your pandering to.
1 crookedmile 2018-10-24
It should have been Attell
1 theodo 2018-10-24
Attell is too good for that
1 crookedmile 2018-10-24
Not at all. He was great when he filled-in on the chair, and I guarantee he'd take the 3mil annual salary over doing road work
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
Was Artie ever funny though? He seems like a guy who would be absolutely hilarious to hang around with, but just riffing on a radio show? I've never listened to a click of him that was more than a 6/10.
1 JuulSantana 2018-10-24
Artie was funny. It's popular to bash him now. But he gave the show another dimension. He didn't become a problem until a year or two after they got to Sirius. His drug problem was getting even worse, and he started to dominate the show. His stand up sucks, and he repeats jokes all the time. But from 01 to maybe 07 he was great.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
> His stand up sucks, and he repeats jokes all the time
Right. he's not a great stand-up. I'm sure he's a riot to hang around with, but if you had to post a link of, let's say 1 to 5 minutes of him being funny.... could you do that?
I feel like he's just a guy other, better stand-ups like to hang around with because they make themselves feel more normal.
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1 JuulSantana 2018-10-24
He made me personally laugh. He brought a blue collar comedy dimension, but he was underrated when it came to his knowledge of pop-culture. He brought a lot to the table. He wouldn't have fit in at all with the America's Got Talent talk or the Marci Turk rules. But for that period of time, he was great.
1 Psych555 2018-10-24
The clip where he calls in pretending to be some porn sluts boyfriend is hilarious.
This one is hilarious as well.
1 satanssockpuppet 2018-10-24
Artie saved the show, as the HSS had devolved into complete shit by the early 00s in the years immediately after Jackie left. Crazy Cabbie my ass. Artie gave the show new life, it was different than what Jackie brought but he worked well with Howard IMO.
1 andyfox1979 2018-10-24
His standup is terrible and he was obnoxious and not fun or funny for the last year or so.
1 GraveJ 2018-10-24
His fights with Beetlejuice are legendary: he'd just call him gay every time he visited. It's hilarious.
https://youtu.be/FvoXewviGvE
1 RacistPigeon 2018-10-24
Fuck those two heebs thinking they know anything about actual comedy
1 jfoughe 2018-10-24
Compare that to Silverman who was sort of funny 15 years ago, and has done nothing to “get better” since.
1 ManiacalChrisBenoit 2018-10-24
I thought her show had some good moments, like the AIDS episode. It's like different person now, though.
1 fokm 2018-10-24
She didn’t write most of those shows.
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
The best part of the interview was hearing Sarah lament over the fact that she missed the boat for having kids. Basically admitting she became a bat shit liberal bc she never fulfilled her role of bearing children. Empty life empty person
1 danTHEdikc 2018-10-24
I can't relate to a farty single middle aged woman who rents rooms with her dog. She floats around trying to give meaning to everything. Bitch, you're a loser. Own it, stupid.
1 ShittingOutYourTwats 2018-10-24
She's not a bat shit liberal, she's an establishment sell out
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1 FloggingTheHorses 2018-10-24
Norm, the last (somewhat famous) bastion of comedy.... Was Stern referring to Norm's comedy in general or that Norm apologised publicly?
1 Blackmonkfish 2018-10-24
90% of the time I click over to Stern its all Ronnie the Limo driver. His show is embarrassing
1 Peckas1 2018-10-24
If Ronnie dropped dead, that show would still suck ass.
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2018-10-24
What's your prowblem, man.
1 d0ndrap3r 2018-10-24
SIXTY-NINE!!!
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2018-10-24
Sixty EIGHT!
1 crookedmile 2018-10-24
Woah, woah, woah stop the clock
1 brstevens 2018-10-24
I'm not sure why Ronnie is such a focus of the show. He's a cantankerous old asshole who shouts over everyone and never seems to have any fun with anything. If that's his bit for the show it's not entertaining. And who the fuck wants to hear about the sex life of a 68 year-old man?
2 Infamous_P_I_G 2018-10-24
Because Howard has no material, Ronnie is an easy target for material that can kill 40-50 minutes at any time. Howard complains about his limo driver being famous and having a big head when he's the one who made him famous and enabled him. Imagine that, someone get's a big head when they get regular air time on one of the most popular radio shows in history.
The personality traits you mentioned are indeed the bit.
1 Canadia86 2018-10-24
They lost Takei and needed a new creepy grandpa
1 Single_Action_Army 2018-10-24
Is Anthony still banned from phoners?
1 RobertMugabeIsACrook 2018-10-24
Test
1 CiviliansCivilian 2018-10-24
Howard has been around comedians for 35+ years and still seems to have no idea how standup works. He has absolute contempt for all standups. He truly thinks they’re all losers unless they’re on SNL, a sitcom or the movies. He thinks every standup is in absolute awe of Seinfeld. He doesn’t get that most respect his skill and accomplishment, but don’t like his material and believe that Larry David was the true genius all along.
1 ExistentialGraduate 2018-10-24
Sterns become an out of touch hack who is open about phoning it it for a check.
1 JoshFromMichigan 2018-10-24
Sarah Silverman, who's funnier than her? Nobody.
Except dudes.
1 Nutrig 2018-10-24
One of the best lines of all time
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
Said Artie, never.
1 Nutrig 2018-10-24
Unless there's layers to this that I'm not getting then I'm gonna give it a 3/10
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
Cocaine.
1 Nutrig 2018-10-24
Yeah I got that part, I'm not 12
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
Thanks Jim.
1 fudgicle2018 2018-10-24
too bad he didn't mean it
1 Nutrig 2018-10-24
??
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
Think about this.
I think Norm really likes Sarah. I remember her telling a story about her shitting herself and him complaining about the smell. So, clearly, she was worried what he thinks.
Bear in mind, Norm is a huge, huge, undercover secret cocksman, he slept with Elle MacPherson, so I think he could've slung one up that mouthy Jew bird if he'd've put his mind to it. But, at the same time, Norm goes for clever chicks too. From his point of view, why would've he have?
From her point of view, he's a working comic and has a pulse.
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So... Make of that what you will.
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1 ForceFeedNana 2018-10-24
'Why would've he have?'
Yeah, you're the barometer of funny
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I don't know what you mean.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I don't know what you mean.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I don't know what you mean.
1 Canadia86 2018-10-24
He wrote about how much he loved her in his book. I know his book wasn't true, at least not even close to 100%, but all the same
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
Errr. I missed that book somehow. Any good?
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2 Canadia86 2018-10-24
It's fantastic
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I looked on Amazon and there seem to be a couple credited to him as an author. Any particular recommendations?
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1 Canadia86 2018-10-24
The one I'm referring to is Based on a True Story
1 bornrevolution 2018-10-24
how come there's so much room below all your comments
1 trollhistoryfilms 2018-10-24
Leave it alone.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
Well, that's because I'm hoping one day to get a pool table.
1 bonniesretardsister 2018-10-24
Opie missed his chance to ask if he had a nice piece.
1 Gr8Chan 2018-10-24
He used to be so in love with Sara that he hired a Hitman to kill Dave Attell.
1 TaxDawg 2018-10-24
Like others, I listened to Stern for years. I stopped when AGT started however many years ago. He claims the show is “evolving” but I am not sure how he could objectively look at a show of his today and not be embarrassed by it. There is no actual comedy, Stern gives no tough opinions and his staff has been neutered from giving any gossipy opinions of others.
1 BoardroomBimmy 2018-10-24
I think the real kick in the ass that Stern had was when he first went to satellite years ago. He was fully expecting a majority of his fans to make the jump with him and jump with him and it never happened. Satellite radio never took off like he thought it would and now he as a tiny fraction of the audience that he once had. But they pay Stern an absurd amount of money each year, so he keeps at it.
Stern also started buying into the bullshit where everyone said he was a great interviewer and he's made that his bread and butter now. At one point he was a great interviewer who could get some really interesting stuff out of people but now he asks everyone the same questions with the same format and he believes that everyone does everything to please their fathers, because that's what Howard does. He is a deeply unhappy person.
1 cakehornnigga 2018-10-24
Norm mentioned something that always bugged me about Howare interviewing guests. He was obsessed with talking about people's sex lives. Maybe that shit was interesting in the old shock jock days, but I really don't give a fuck if J-Law likes her ass eaten. They never say anything shocking or interesting anyway.
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
Woah woah stop the clock. I am interested in that. He'd never ask an A-List that question anymore anyway
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2018-10-24
I bet it tastes like a strawberry milkshake.
1 jsnoots 2018-10-24
Get on there like a Remora.
1 satanssockpuppet 2018-10-24
He's a living legend of a dead medium, no one listens to "radio shows" anymore. Everything he used to be is dead and buried now.
1 TrollmassaGeneral 2018-10-24
I heard him lamenting that about a year or two ago. It was weird to hear. He genuinely seemed down in the dumps about it. It was sad to hear Robin trying to cheer him up. Seemed like he was driven to build a legacy of being the legend everyone measured their success against and modeled their careers upon, but never realized he was gonna be the last of his kind.
1 satanssockpuppet 2018-10-24
Howard thought he'd end up transcending his radio career and branch out into TV and films but it never happened. Instead he'll be remembered as the last big radio star and little more. People didn't listen to the HSS because he did "great interviews", they listened for the outrageous wackiness, the fights with his wife and parents and the relentless goofing on the staff and everyone else. And they listened because it was free. No one wants to pay to listen to a watered-down old has-been blathering about his second wife and doing ass-kiss interviews, his whole formula is rooted in the past.
1 TriangleDimes 2018-10-24
it's a formula that everyone else still does though, theres absolutely nothing about this that's dead its just he clearly doesnt care about the show anymore. digital audio content is still growing despite what everyone predicted, he could be king of all audio but he clearly doesnt want it.
1 Single_Action_Army 2018-10-24
It makes me happy that he's miserable despite the money
1 fatshamers 2018-10-24
1 satanssockpuppet 2018-10-24
Howard has always been way behind re: the internet. He was into it very early on but he never really capitalized on it. And he was dead wrong about podcasts, he could have been something of a pioneer but he chose to roll with satellite instead. Bad move.
1 SWIMsfriend 2018-10-24
Howard still had more listeners than Joe Rogan up until 2015. Stern is probably a lot like Ant and didnt want the hassle of finding advertisers and the like. And would have ended up with some bullshit manager. Plus by the time he could have chosen podcasts over Sirius he was dealing with Arties bullshit
1 Icon_Crash 2018-10-24
But honestly, do you ever touch yourself? Do you allow people to take your picture when you are on your period?
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
You've said it all
1 TaxDawg 2018-10-24
I always want to see how many subscribe for Stern the last few years. I would think it is few but to be fair to Stern, I don’t think Sirius would keep giving him those multimillion dollar contracts if he didn’t have some good numbers behind the scenes
1 VigoTheCarpethian 2018-10-24
That or they know how bad their numbers would drop without him. I don’t know how many he is, but the people that drop the subscription would be noticeable in their financials.
1 SWIMsfriend 2018-10-24
Sirius released the numbers awhile back it averaged out to like 6 million per day. Or something really high like that. Joe Rogan is only now just entering that level. And he has one of the most well known podcasts.
The problem is that the sort of people that listen to Stern are more likely doing it out of habit.
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1 BoardroomBimmy 2018-10-24
And you think they all subbed because of Howard Stern?
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1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
It's basically a semi veiled Zoo show with manufactured bits, fake callers, safe edgy comedy
1 AyeThatsAGoodNagger 2018-10-24
Norm still blames Artie’s suicide attempt on Howard’s enabling.
1 Single_Action_Army 2018-10-24
I blame it on cheeseburgers
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
Mr MacDonald acts like a bitch there.
1 Thizzordie010 2018-10-24
Good for Norm. Let's hope he can hop ship and interview on Jim & Sam instead
1 cakehornnigga 2018-10-24
Fuck that. Jim should be punished for the rest of time for rushing Norm out of the studio for his crush Brock Lesner.
1 Thizzordie010 2018-10-24
You stink
1 cakehornnigga 2018-10-24
Nice retort, faggot.
1 Thizzordie010 2018-10-24
You know what, you can go kick rocks for all I give a mother fuck......gaylord
1 cakehornnigga 2018-10-24
Hilarious stuff. Any other common Jim Norton lines you wanna throw out there? Fucking loser
1 Thizzordie010 2018-10-24
Why are you getting so emotional...did you fucking...uhhhh.....uhhhh...LOVE EMO MUSIC OR SUMTIN?!?!?!.............goddamnit......cut that part out pleeeeeeeeeeeeeze
1 cakehornnigga 2018-10-24
Terrible, truly humiliating for you.
1 Thizzordie010 2018-10-24
What? I Got pegged by your wife? Yeah so.
1 cakehornnigga 2018-10-24
Still not funny, keep trying though.
1 catshitinmyurethra 2018-10-24
He's right
1 wyMn_R_FNy 2018-10-24
Jim would never have someone like that who motherfucked him
1 Ilovemesomereddit123 2018-10-24
Howard stinks on ice now. He should have retired at the end of his last contract
1 Ilovemesomereddit123 2018-10-24
Cocktober anyone?
1 Magicmetalknight 2018-10-24
Silverman is still trying to get better, she was never good
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2018-10-24
I think 5 years ago I saw her for the first time, she did a drop-in at the Melrose Improv. I always liked her and was psyched to hear her stand up; she was abysmally mediocre. I couldn't believe it.
I got 20 minutes into her Netflix special and couldn't take another minute. Not only was her material lousy and very un-rehearsed sounding, but it was shot like complete shit. Next to Judd Apatow it was the worst special I'd ever seen.
1 JMueller2012 2018-10-24
Judd’s is bad?
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2018-10-24
Dude it's fucking brutal. He might as well have hung himself on a cross and let his wife & daughters come out and whip him. "Men are stupid, white men suck, women are amazing, women are better than men." Holy fuck.
1 JMueller2012 2018-10-24
I’m sick of him and mid-life crisis bullshit
1 fokm 2018-10-24
Did she bring her notebook, which by the way, has the same material since at least 2009 when I first saw her at the Improv on Melrose?
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2018-10-24
I cant remember. Probably. She sounded like every other woman comic Ive ever seen, nothing differentiated her or made her stand out whatsoever.
1 consensualsexnovd 2018-10-24
Going to go out on a limb and saying Howard was saying that to get back at Norm for something he's said.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
Probably Norm was on his show and said something bad about a stapler manufacturer that was a sponsor and so lost Howard almost 12 dollars in sponsorship so he decided to cut the friendship based on that.
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1 bu77munch 2018-10-24
Norm wrote a hilarious book in the last year. Takes a lot more effort than what Stern does
1 TheKCDangler 2018-10-24
Sarah “Maytag refrigerator body” Silverman was never funny. Norm has been hilarious for the last 25 years. He makes being funny look easy.
1 smelter250 2018-10-24
well said
1 Hamburger212 2018-10-24
does anyone have the clip?
1 mogerroor 2018-10-24
it hasn't surfaced yet
1 kx11 2018-10-24
never trust jews , they turn on you quicker than drinking water
1 deep_legal_shit 2018-10-24
why is he engaing these people? Norm do you know how this ends? You got a preview of it a month ago
1 Psych555 2018-10-24
He doesn't give a fuck. Ask (((Don Ohlmeyer))) if you don't believe me.
1 LarryKleist711 2018-10-24
If he wants to get in touch woth Ohlmeyer, he's going to have to get in touch with Oda Mae Brown, first.
1 deep__legal_fag 2018-10-24
chapo fag
1 deenge 2018-10-24
Howard talking about people who used to be funny is hilarious.
1 testiclezits 2018-10-24
Wow yeah that’s very true.
1 Single_Action_Army 2018-10-24
Hoo hoo, I'm still hilarious!
1 JPSouthampton-v2 2018-10-24
stern is one of the most embarrassing shows ive ever listened to. the bababooey parody songs and fat melanoid robin both make me wish i had died as a child
1 Anarox 2018-10-24
It really went to shit a couple of years ago then somehow got below the shit level to horseshit hack levels. Pathetic
1 Icon_Crash 2018-10-24
Norm doesn't have to try to be better. He just is.
1 brmlb 2018-10-24
all of howard’s opinions on other men in show business can come down to a checklist: are you man, jewish, & a part of the entertainment elite. If the answer is no to all 3, then howie doesn’t like you.
1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
They just need to be Jewish and in entertainment.
1 CarniesAndRubes 2018-10-24
Redundant
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
you are gay and an idiot. Fuck off.
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
That's ok. I thought about quitting this site anyway.
1 Sternacthegreat 2018-10-24
Stern hasn't really listened to comedy in 15 years. They've admitted that they really don't book comedians much anymore unless they are huge (Seinfeld, Rock, Etc....) or popular in the moment (and probably connected to Don Buchwald).
Any other comics get funneled to the smaller and younger skewing "After Show" so Howard doesn't have to deal with them, and perhaps be embarrassed by his lack of current knowledge.
I also wouldn't be surprised if Stern was offended by Norm in some way, and this was a saved up dig.
1 Frequent2001 2018-10-24
cause sarah really evolved throughout the years, her act is revolutionizing the art of comedy.. what a load of crap, that bitch hasn't been relevant since 2005
1 jshmuck 2018-10-24
I would be a shame if Disney gets bombarded with terrible publicity and social media protests over the the fact that despite some controversial statements in the past she is still allowed to star in Wreck it Ralph 2 alongside famous Disney princesses. They had no problem canning Rosanne who was essential to the show's success where you could easily find a replacement for Sarah
1 danTHEdikc 2018-10-24
Howard Stern is an unhappy, insecure out of touch fool.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I'm actually not sure I get that last line.
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> Maybe he's confusing merit with fame.
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So, is Norm saying that while he has NOT got more famous in recent years, he HAS still been turning out good material?
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And perhaps hinting that Howard has continued to be famous, or maybe even increased his fame, but has not actually got funnier?
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I think that's what he's saying, but it's a bit esoteric.
1 PresidentJonStewart 2018-10-24
Nice forced vocabulary, stupid.
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
I have no idea what you are trying to say.
1 avengingbullet 2018-10-24
What - too esoteric?
1 MaximusAntonius 2018-10-24
Oh, contrare.
1 BoardroomBimmy 2018-10-24
What's he saying, Robin?
1 SterileMeryl 2018-10-24
Yeah it doesn't make sense at all. But no use trying to criticize Norm here.
1 danTHEdikc 2018-10-24
Howard Stern is an unhappy, insecure, out of touch fool who ruined his own legacy by staying too long at the party.
1 TheCinnamons 2018-10-24
Stern stopped trying around 10 years ago.
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1 holodog 2018-10-24
can you even get better at being funny as an adult? How much of it is a natural trait from childhood vs a skill you work on?
I believe this subject deserves a three-hour discussion on Joe Rogan's podcast.
1 Ronnybbaby 2018-10-24
ehhh
1 jfhdot 2018-10-24
Howie is an hero
1 Ichise-san 2018-10-24
these jews, im tellin you
1 ArvelAzamat 2018-10-24
I love Stern, but there is something DEEPLY ironic in him talking about people who have stopped trying to get better.
1 RobertMugabeIsACrook 2018-10-24
test
1 AntsFailingCareer 2018-10-24
Serves him right. He trusted a Jew.
1 AntsFailingCareer 2018-10-24
Serves him right. He trusted a Jew.
1 AntsFailingCareer 2018-10-24
Serves him right. He trusted a Jew.
1 AntsFailingCareer 2018-10-24
Serves him right. He trusted a Jew.
1 AntsFailingCareer 2018-10-24
Serves him right. He trusted a Jew.
1 Pajeet_My_Son 2018-10-24
That show died a long time ago.
1 BigBoyWithTheButter 2018-10-24
FFS Norm wrote what is truly and honestly one of the best books by an entertainment personality ever. "Based on a true Story" is a legitimate work of genius. I'm not a huge fan of stand up by anyone so I don't know if his "Stage work" is better or worse but to say Norm has stopped trying is beyond stupid.
1 AntsFailingCareer 2018-10-24
Serves him right. He trusted a Jew.
1 AntsFailingCareer 2018-10-24
Serves him right. He trusted a Jew.
1 TheUltimateAssEater 2018-10-24
Hes right, norm peaked on Conan’s oldass show with that “chairman of the bored” carrot top comment.
1 TheUltimateAssEater 2018-10-24
He’s right. Norm peaked on Conan’s oldass show with his “chairman of the bored” carrot top comment
1 defconfour1 2018-10-24
Norm should rip some of the monkey hair from Sarah's arm and lip and use it to strangle Howard
1 AntsFailingCareer 2018-10-24
Serves him right. He trusted a Jew.
1 robocopsboner 2018-10-24
That's really disappointing to hear Howard dismiss Norm like that. Norm always had great appearances on the show and has always given Stern credit for being a pioneer. Apart from it being a shitty thing to say about someone who's always supported him and his show, it's flat out wrong. In the last couple years he's put out 2 great specials, a YouTube channel that landed him a Netflix series, and one of the funniest books ever.
1 fudgicle2018 2018-10-24
"merit vs fame" Silverman is one of the best examples of that shit. if she'd been ugly, she'd be just another no name, pot head, liberal shit head.
1 ucfgavin 2018-10-24
Have you seen her naked?
1 Ants_Oily_Hair 2018-10-24
Kike
1 BigBoyWithTheButter 2018-10-24
Norm recently wrote one of the best books ever written by an entertainment type. It's legitimately brilliant. I am not a huge fan of stand up so I don't know where he is on that front but to say he's not "growing" after putting out Based on a True Story is just stupid.
1 Scorch_PFG 2018-10-24
Nobody has worked harder and sacrificed more in the entertainment biz than me.
1 RichardClock_ 2018-10-24
Stern and Sarah Silverman (when has she put out something funny....ever?) having this discussion is peak delusion
1 ScottSummersOmegaLVL 2018-10-24
Isn't Stern, after over 40 years of working harder than you ever will in your whole life, at the age of 70, working only a few days a week now? Yes, yes he is. He isn't some hack that has to work everyday, sorry that makes you feel insecure.
1 ScottSummersOmegaLVL 2018-10-24
You forgot faggot
1 Peckas1 2018-10-24
If Ronnie dropped dead, that show would still suck ass.
1 TrollmassaGeneral 2018-10-24
I heard him lamenting that about a year or two ago. It was weird to hear. He genuinely seemed down in the dumps about it. It was sad to hear Robin trying to cheer him up. Seemed like he was driven to build a legacy of being the legend everyone measured their success against and modeled their careers upon, but never realized he was gonna be the last of his kind.
1 Willie_Main 2018-10-24
There are ways around that. A bunch are on YouTube and torrents exist. At the same time, in this day and age of artists releasing their material on independent platforms, sometimes it's good to pay for your entertainment. I would much rather fork over a few bucks to listen to a quality podcast that has good production value and guests that interest me than pay some faceless corporation to watch endless commercials, shitty reality TV and boring sitcoms that I really don't care about.
1 Willie_Main 2018-10-24
I'll have to look that up! Sound hilarious!
1 fatshamers 2018-10-24
1 brstevens 2018-10-24
I'm not sure why Ronnie is such a focus of the show. He's a cantankerous old asshole who shouts over everyone and never seems to have any fun with anything. If that's his bit for the show it's not entertaining. And who the fuck wants to hear about the sex life of a 68 year-old man?
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
> His stand up sucks, and he repeats jokes all the time
Right. he's not a great stand-up. I'm sure he's a riot to hang around with, but if you had to post a link of, let's say 1 to 5 minutes of him being funny.... could you do that?
I feel like he's just a guy other, better stand-ups like to hang around with because they make themselves feel more normal.
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1 HoagieErocktion 2018-10-24
Thanks Jim.
1 RobertMugabeIsACrook 2018-10-24
Test
1 smelter250 2018-10-24
well said
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1 MAN_TO_GALAXY 2018-10-24
It was the Ghostbusters theme, but everything else is spot on
1 satanssockpuppet 2018-10-24
Artie saved the show, as the HSS had devolved into complete shit by the early 00s in the years immediately after Jackie left. Crazy Cabbie my ass. Artie gave the show new life, it was different than what Jackie brought but he worked well with Howard IMO.
1 BoardroomBimmy 2018-10-24
And you think they all subbed because of Howard Stern?
1 pomegranate2012 2018-10-24
Probably Louis, Norm and Sarah Silverman for going above and beyond.
Then I guess Hicks for a classic guy. And Jesselnick for a newcomer.
1 andyfox1979 2018-10-24
His standup is terrible and he was obnoxious and not fun or funny for the last year or so.
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
you are gay and an idiot. Fuck off.
1 TheDreidelMan 2018-10-24
That's ok. I thought about quitting this site anyway.