This is funny but everyone (primarily John and Gary) trying to force their way into the conversation ruins it. I don’t know how I listened to this back then
38:30 Artie: "This could be The Wrong Guys II." "The Wrong Guys" was an obscure, awful comedy starring Richard Belzer, Louie Anderson, Richard Lewis, Franklin Ajaye, and Tim Thomerson as a group of guys who reunite their old Cub Scout troop and go out in the woods where they're menaced by John Goodman.
"Hate Speech" is just a pretense to censor anything, anywhere. Besides, it's impossible to win when They get to decide what constitutes as "Hate Speech" or not. Meanwhile "Hate Whitey" is perfectly acceptable.
He really is only good for his laugh, similar to Jackie... but at least Jackie was a gold mine when it came to them making fun of him. Artie is so lame that his unfunny material seems to be getting more cringy with every passing year. Sometimes I listen back to these and can't believe he had a job there with his retarded baseball references that no one understands, and him tying to quote the godfather at inopportune times. Not only was he the epitome of a hack but you can tell how badly the show went to his head, even after he was fired. There's a podcast with him and Gilbert where they are on some show with Opie and some redneck guy... and Artie is insufferable, he's deluded into thinking he's on par with Gilbert. Which is why one of my favorite Gilbert moments was when Gilbert, with Artie there, talks about how pissed off he is that Artie not only has his own DVD, but a career in comedy at all... that's why Gilbert was brilliant; I understand EXACTLY what he meant by that, and he's right.
Artie and Gilbert together the best especially when Robin gets frustrated never gets old 😂
So funny, dying laughing. Those were the days.
Gilbert’s Michelle Kwan😂😂
You're on the air.
Ok
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Don't make fun of me!
god rest there souls some of the most ahead of their times kinda humor folks
God damnit Gilbert, I almost passed out from laughter with Michelle Kwan's cousin. 32:35
Every Gilbert appearance should be preserved for posterity.
This is funny but everyone (primarily John and Gary) trying to force their way into the conversation ruins it. I don’t know how I listened to this back then
Thank God they did I mean, they're only going over the same exact stuff they've been talking about since 1993...
38:30 Artie: "This could be The Wrong Guys II." "The Wrong Guys" was an obscure, awful comedy starring Richard Belzer, Louie Anderson, Richard Lewis, Franklin Ajaye, and Tim Thomerson as a group of guys who reunite their old Cub Scout troop and go out in the woods where they're menaced by John Goodman.
I think I got a George Gobel!
hey folks i love to laugh
Two Week Posting Ban for hate speech. If the videos get taken down between now and then, remember; The Gottfried Archive Project will return!!
We all know what qualifies as “Hate speech” to certain people… 😫
Do you have a backup channel?
There’s no such thing as hate speech.
"Hate Speech" is just a pretense to censor anything, anywhere. Besides, it's impossible to win when They get to decide what constitutes as "Hate Speech" or not. Meanwhile "Hate Whitey" is perfectly acceptable.
Oh wow. Thanks for this! Back when Adam was funny…
Artie added nothing funny to the show.
He really is only good for his laugh, similar to Jackie... but at least Jackie was a gold mine when it came to them making fun of him. Artie is so lame that his unfunny material seems to be getting more cringy with every passing year. Sometimes I listen back to these and can't believe he had a job there with his retarded baseball references that no one understands, and him tying to quote the godfather at inopportune times. Not only was he the epitome of a hack but you can tell how badly the show went to his head, even after he was fired. There's a podcast with him and Gilbert where they are on some show with Opie and some redneck guy... and Artie is insufferable, he's deluded into thinking he's on par with Gilbert. Which is why one of my favorite Gilbert moments was when Gilbert, with Artie there, talks about how pissed off he is that Artie not only has his own DVD, but a career in comedy at all... that's why Gilbert was brilliant; I understand EXACTLY what he meant by that, and he's right.