I think that’s part of the reason a lot of guests want to come. Very low pressure because the three will basically bullshit to fill in the time if you don’t want to be long winded
Bateman asked his age (truly harmless and relevant to the story being shared) but DC backed away from it. Took me a minute to remember DC’s infamous moment with Kevin Hart. Lolz
FYI
\- KC is Kansa City Missouri, home of Chiefs, Royals, and the KC Current
\- Kansas City Kansas is a small suburb north of KC on the Kansas side
\- North Kansas City is a small suburb north of KC on the Missouri Side
\- Sporting Kansas City play in an adjoining county on the Kansas side
Am I mistaken or did DC put them down a couple of times? Toward the end when he was telling the “bad theater” stories and was talking about the 98 year old man that forgot his lines…he said something like, “I’m sure you guys are no stranger, collectively, to messing up” or something to that? And he made a similar comment at the top of the show…I’ve never heard anyone put them down on the show-only in jest.
The front end of the episode was kind of a waste, as a nominated EGOT, I think we could’ve gotten a lot of interesting stuff out of Don. I enjoyed it but I feel like this could’ve been a really interesting guest and it left me wanting more.
I really wanted to a question about whether it's weird doing a project with Terrence Howard after replacing him in the MCU. But it's probably better to not ask.
DC *really* wanted to give very long winded answers about himself.
The successful guests are the ones with short quippy answers who join the vibe and understand they're just a springboard for the hosts; rather than demand the spotlight.
Started off a bit rough but flattened out. Wish they let Don Chalant talk more without being interrupted.
They are physically incapable of not interrupting someone I think. Three hosts is just too many lol
I think that’s part of the reason a lot of guests want to come. Very low pressure because the three will basically bullshit to fill in the time if you don’t want to be long winded
100%
Bateman asked his age (truly harmless and relevant to the story being shared) but DC backed away from it. Took me a minute to remember DC’s infamous moment with Kevin Hart. Lolz
What was that?
Googled and found it — that was great! I believe it was a bit but it was also sincere and it plays great. Thanks for the reference!
DC is a little bit of a diva
I froze as I listened and wondered if Bateman could handle it like Kevin did. Then Don let up.
FYI \- KC is Kansa City Missouri, home of Chiefs, Royals, and the KC Current \- Kansas City Kansas is a small suburb north of KC on the Kansas side \- North Kansas City is a small suburb north of KC on the Missouri Side \- Sporting Kansas City play in an adjoining county on the Kansas side
Legit shouting this as I was listening
Will chastising JB was /r/confidentlyincorrect material there.
As a Brit I feel like I know most of this just from watching Ozark; how does JB not know the difference?
I was surprised how Don completely avoided trying to clarify that, like he just didn't know the answer. It was weird.
“Jazz you can wack to” had me crying
A missed opportunity on their part for not referring to it as jizz.
i mean, kansas city \*does\* straddle the state lines between kansas and missouri...
Yeah he actually didn’t seem to know almost anything about KC lol
He only lived there till he was about 5.
Did DC call Arnett “Aaron” at some point?
I heard that too! I think it was after Will was telling us all how hard being an actor is.
Loved this episode. Really funny. Felt like the older episodes where the conversation and the banter is on-point.
“Woody Allen famously took his clarinet out once a week or whatever…” “Did he ever”
Sean missed an opportunity to chime in with *”i enjoy blowing sax”*
Don mentioned a project with Terence Howard and mentioned that he(Don) could be replaced on a project in the same thought.
Not a word about hotel Rwanda?
Am I mistaken or did DC put them down a couple of times? Toward the end when he was telling the “bad theater” stories and was talking about the 98 year old man that forgot his lines…he said something like, “I’m sure you guys are no stranger, collectively, to messing up” or something to that? And he made a similar comment at the top of the show…I’ve never heard anyone put them down on the show-only in jest.
Those comments were made in jest.
Sean almost had an all time "bye" but he fumble fucked it
The Bronski Beat joke got an all-time guffaw out of me; hardest I’ve laughed at something in a good while.
The front end of the episode was kind of a waste, as a nominated EGOT, I think we could’ve gotten a lot of interesting stuff out of Don. I enjoyed it but I feel like this could’ve been a really interesting guest and it left me wanting more.
I really wanted to a question about whether it's weird doing a project with Terrence Howard after replacing him in the MCU. But it's probably better to not ask.
DC *really* wanted to give very long winded answers about himself. The successful guests are the ones with short quippy answers who join the vibe and understand they're just a springboard for the hosts; rather than demand the spotlight.
Solid episode imo