Episodes

I'm sure Will Ferrell won't care about my opinion...but its been a while..no?  Meanwhile, Hank Azaria will no longer voice Apu on The Simpsons.

Ben Bailey tells a story about Bruce Springsteen walking in and ordering lunch...with some sides...meanwhile Ted Cruz comments about the Late Night hosts.

If it starts Bob Odenkirk and makes us laugh, is Better Call Saul a comedy?  Julia Louis-Dreyfus is the glue to Seinfeld, and Johnny Mac is still obsessed with Jerry's open porn collection.

ABC did a lost job promoting a Richard Pryor special.  Tina Fey gets a new show. Plus news from Jim Gaffigan, Ricky Gervais, Adam Sandler and Kevin Hart.

Does Seinfeld's Jerry have a porn collection?  Brad Williams did something super stupid.  Several new sitcoms coming from Amy Poehler, Mindy Kaling, MacGruber and even Punky Brewster is back!   Thanks to Podcorn (www.podcorn.com) for sponsoring...

The Rock says, in an announcement, he has a new sitcom.  Jim Gaffigan was hungry and got a restaurant recommendation.  Talkin Pops is a new podcast about Parks & Rec.  Johnny Mac is a big Bob Hope fan.

Dave Chappelle formally announces he's in the #YangGang and will do two concerts on behalf of Andrew Yang's campaign!  Joe Piscopo weighs in on Shane Gillis-gate.

No it's not a super-group, Kevin Hart, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler...and the #YangGang are four different news stories in today's comedy news.

Johnny Mac takes a second look at an interview Ricky Gervais did with The Hollywood Reporter and love's Ricky's POV on people being offended, and the marketing of comedy.

There were some fine Megxit jokes on Twitter.  George Lopez catches the attention of the Secret Service.  Comedians LOVE Jessica Kirson.

Ricky Gervais responded to the haters via twitter.  Larry David has good advice that was ignored by the New York Jets GM.  Ronnie Chieng gives me a reason to use #YangGang.

Meghan and Harry's departure made for some good jokes by Trevor Noah.  A Prince Harry musical is coming in February.  And Eddie Murphy is said to be "sneaking into clubs" but I will tell you what that really means.  Shoutout to sponsor Palace Intrigue...

SF Sketchfest may be the coolest comedy festival of them all and it kicks off tonight with quite a lineup.

Dave Chappelle's Mark Twain Awards special aired and we learned a few things.  Aziz Ansari told a great story about Dave and Magic Mushrooms.  Will Chappelle's show ever return?  Meanwhile, Ricky Gervais comments on the Golden Globes reaction.

We follow Ricky Gervais to the afterparty, then to the streets, then check the ratings and then find out if he's a Vegan.  Meanwhile, George Lopez twitter trends but not in the good way.  Stephen Merchant teams up with BBC and Amazon.

Ricky Gervais crushed it at the Golden Globes.  A look at some of his best rips, and quick flyover of the comedy winners...but the big story here is Ricky.

Shortly after learning of Neil Innes' passing, Johnny Mac recorded this episode looking back at Neil's work on The Rutles.  Cheese & Onions, the Knicker Elastic King, and Get Up & Go....all absolutely brilliant.

Netflix issues its list of the Top 10 Comedy Specials of 2019 - yeah of course the list includes Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart and Bill Burr...but Ken Jeong?  You didn't see that coming.

Ricky Gervais doesn't care about the money, but his agent doesn't want him to say that. An interesting review of Chris D'Elia's Chicago concert.  Adam Sandler hangs out with Brad Pitt.  Rob Gronkowski ruins Steve Harvey's New Year's Eve.

Who wouldn't want an action figure of Bill Burr's character Mayfield from Star Wars The Mandalorian?   Second City distances themselves from Jason Sudekis over his punching of Baby Yoda.  A podcast host giggles twice about punching Baby Yoda, that's...

It's a quiet New Year's Day.  Mr. Bean made his debut on this date in 1990.  Ken Jeong supports Andrew Yang #YangGang.  Eddie Murphy reflects on some of his early work which has not aged well.

John Cleese reacts to the passing of Neil Innes.  Jim Gaffigan, Kevin Hart and Jenny Slate all share their thoughts on 2020.  And a few TV shows for you to watch on New Year's Eve.

Neil Innes, the "7th Python" and Ron Nasty from The Rutles has passed away at age 75.  Neil contributed songs to Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and was the driving creative force behind the great Beatles mockumentary.

On the December 26th episode, Johnny Mac took a look at Eddie Murphy's IMDB and saw a listing for a Beverly Hills Cop TV Show!  Wait, what?  Did that happen?  Well yeah...sort of....