Comedian's traumatic childhood led him to rely on humor as a coping mechanism, eventually realizing he had a talent for making people laugh, resulting in a successful career in stand-up comedy.
The speaker wishes to see a comedian's return to high-profile TV shows or movies and praises his brilliance. They recount a hilarious interaction with the comedian that reminded them of his talent.
The speaker discusses the comedy of Rodney Dangerfield and notices his jokes were self-deprecating; he didn't tell racist or gay jokes, but he did tell a fat joke that stood out.
A group of comedians discuss how funny Shane Gillis is and reminisce about his past performances.
The hosts talk about David Spade and his career in comedy, including his time on SNL and as the host of his own talk show. They also joke about a mistaken identity with a top chef contestant.