Chapter
The Evolving Standup Comedy Scene
45:10 - 52:23 (07:12)
The standup comedy scene has evolved, with comedians now having more opportunities to showcase their talents beyond traditional venues like comedy clubs. This has led to a change in the perception of what it means to be a successful comedian, and more opportunities for comedians to break into the industry.
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The speaker discusses the time limit for stand-up comedy shows and recalls a time when they were strict about the allotted time.
45:10 - 45:39 (00:28)
Summary
The speaker discusses the time limit for stand-up comedy shows and recalls a time when they were strict about the allotted time.
ChapterThe Evolving Standup Comedy Scene
EpisodeNick Kroll
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
The speaker discusses their feelings about never being part of the SNL "club", while expressing happiness for their friend who was able to join it.
45:39 - 47:46 (02:07)
Summary
The speaker discusses their feelings about never being part of the SNL "club", while expressing happiness for their friend who was able to join it.
ChapterThe Evolving Standup Comedy Scene
EpisodeNick Kroll
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
Comedian Nick Kroll discusses how the landscape for comedians has changed over time and expanded beyond the limited opportunities of being on Saturday Night Live, including venues like Comedy Central and The Daily Show, as well as internet videos.
47:46 - 48:52 (01:06)
Summary
Comedian Nick Kroll discusses how the landscape for comedians has changed over time and expanded beyond the limited opportunities of being on Saturday Night Live, including venues like Comedy Central and The Daily Show, as well as internet videos.
ChapterThe Evolving Standup Comedy Scene
EpisodeNick Kroll
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
Nick Kroll talks about how his hybrid stand-up and character special, Thank You Very Cool, acted as a launchpad for his sketch show, Kroll Show, and his experience in the entertainment industry working with friends like Nick Kroll.
48:52 - 50:12 (01:19)
Summary
Nick Kroll talks about how his hybrid stand-up and character special, Thank You Very Cool, acted as a launchpad for his sketch show, Kroll Show, and his experience in the entertainment industry working with friends like Nick Kroll.
ChapterThe Evolving Standup Comedy Scene
EpisodeNick Kroll
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
The speaker discusses how his girlfriend encouraged him to transition from a 20-minute set to an hour, comparing himself to other comedians who were known for their hour-long sets.
50:12 - 52:23 (02:11)
Summary
The speaker discusses how his girlfriend encouraged him to transition from a 20-minute set to an hour, comparing himself to other comedians who were known for their hour-long sets.