Tomorrow is @realgilbert day on @wtfpod!
— marc maron (@marcmaron) September 30, 2012
The @realgilbert @wtfpod episode will be up by noon tomorrow. Logistical issue. Apologies in advance.
— marc maron (@marcmaron) September 30, 2012
Seems to be pretty much confirmed. Also, in sadder news:
Boomer is missing. 3 days. Sucks.
— marc maron (@marcmaron) October 1, 2012
I thought that was a super-enjoyable interview with Gilbert. Lots of laughs, and Gilbert does get to some interesting stuff if you let him.
The only part that made me cringe a little was Marc asking "Whatever became of that guy?", when talking about Charlie Rocket. He then kept cutting Gilbert off, almost not even letting him get to the part of the story where he explains that he killed himself.
Whenever I bomb on stage, and start faulting the audience for it, I think of Gilbert, who seems to be having a blast even when he tanks and everybody hates him.
Pretty awesome interview with Jimmy Walker today. That guy has some great stories about working with Leno and Letterman.
Yeah I just recently listened to it. I found it funny how nonchalant he was when someone got shot at the Apollo but the show still went on. Lost of history dropped in that interview.Originally Posted by GeorgeTirebiter
omfgTomorrow is@timheidecker day on@WTFpod! Yes. It happened.
TJ Miller and Moby make this WTF one of my favorite live episodes ever.
I dunno, the one with Jeff Garlin and Kate Micucci is hard to beat.
That's a good episode but I can think of a couple of live ones that easily top it in my opinion.
I mean the live episode from Seattle comes to mind with Patton Oswalt, Doug Benson, Donald Glover, El Chupacabra, and Pepitone. How about the live one with Pete Holmes and Craig Robinson? The one with Bob Ducca, Joe Lotruglio, and Rob Hubel is another great episode.
The best live episode in my opinion was with Fred Armisten, Hill Hader, and Sarah Vowell.
My favorite live episode is still the Boston one.
I stand corrected. Those were indeed very good.
I think the best live ep was the one with Ira Glass, Elna Baker, Artie Lange and Nic DiPaulo - if only for the part when Elna Baker talked about being a lapsed Mormon and how the first time she gave a blowjob she started to cry while doing it. Also, everyone else was funny. I mean, talk about an eclectic lineup.
The Keith and The Girl ep was nice and funny. I did find it odd that Marc called them "pleasant" though. Personable? Yes. Engaging? For shizzle. But "pleasant". I feel like they're a little "real" for that. A little "New Yoooooooooooooork, concrete jungle where dreams are made of".
Last night I dreamt I watched the pilot of Marc's show. It had dolphins, a giant praying mantice living in the wall, and Christina Ricci.
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The Todd Solondz ep made me feel like a fake cinephile since I'm still yet to see one of his films. It also made me afraid to see one of his films.
Happiness is a must see!
I friggin' love Todd Solondz's films, but that guy is, uhhh, ummm... And that interview was, errr, uhhhh...
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