The speaker recalls a panel event where the audience was uninterested in Mike Judge comedy and he tries to leave in embarrassment. He also mentions low budget films like Dickie Roberts and Joe Dirt.
The key to writing successful stand up comedy is to start by asking oneself personal questions rather than focusing on being funny. This approach helps to create material that will have longevity in the business.
In this podcast, the speaker shares their fear of being disliked as a comedian due to certain audiences not appreciating their humor, especially in comparison to other comedians.
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.
A conversation about writing jokes for late night tv shows. The speakers were producing 75-80 jokes per day for the show and experimenting with the host's likes and dislikes.