Episode 102 premiers tonight - 9 p.m., 10:30 p.m., and 12:30 p.m. EST - in this episode I edited the "Walter's Physical" segment in act #3.
Let me know what you think!
Episode 102 premiers tonight - 9 p.m., 10:30 p.m., and 12:30 p.m. EST - in this episode I edited the "Walter's Physical" segment in act #3.
Let me know what you think!
I thought it was pretty good, only bad part was the little time filler they had at the end.
what the fuck, jeff dunham is on 30 Rock?! lol
You can't escape him, no matter how hard you try.
it was actually funny. He was playing a hick comedian from Georgia who trashtalked tina fey/alec baldwin with his hick puppet
I'm going to give this one more shot for the third episode to see if I can enjoy, but I can barely standing sitting through these at the moment. It's almost as anti-funny as Carlos Mencia.
Sounds like it's definitely doing well though, and I hope for your sake it sticks around, so good luck man.
oh nononono. nothing can be compared to the unfunny that was carlos mencia.
well, except maybe Schindler's List.
Well now you're just insulting Schindler's List. It was way funnier than Carlos Mencia.
Welp, this is the last time (probably, at least for the time being) that I'll bump this:
Episode 103 is on tonight, the last of the first 7 episodes that I "authored" a segment editorially. In this episode I cut two segments, "Peanut's Club Hit" and "Bubba J Physical".
I'm pretty partial to Bubba J's Physical myself, it's one of the funniest segments in the series if you ask me.
Pretty good so far. Achmed having Bubba J take his citizenship test was awesome. Then joining the US Army to become a citizen xD
RESURRECTION!
so glad this p.o.s. won't be coming back, shame on you people for liking it.NEW YORK — Comedy Central won't be renewing "The Jeff Dunham Show" for a second season.
The show, featuring comedian Jeff Dunham and his repertoire of puppets, attracted plenty of attention, both positive and negative. Its debut drew 5.3 million viewers, a season premiere record for Comedy Central. But most of the reviews were terrible, and ratings dwindled during the season.
Comedy Central spokesman Steve Albani says the network will continue "to be in business with Jeff in a big way," including a live tour, standup special, DVDs and consumer-products partnership.
Comedy Central signed a multi-platform deal with Dunham in March.
Yeah, I think a lot of comedians really want to make it to the "television" show level, cause thats where the $$ is at. (I assume)
Now I'm out a lot of money and job security, so fuck you.
Spoiler: show
Jeff Dunham made way, way more money by touring than he did making this show.
When you can make $200k+ from a single tour stop (as he did) taking time out of that schedule to film a television show is rarely going to pay off.
It works for most comedians fine, but for someone who tours as successfully as Dunham does, (he made $30 million last year without a TV show) the show was more of a vanity project than a big earner for him.
Well archie Im sorry it didnt work out, personally I enjoyed the show.
Don't worry. I'm sure there's a dozen other slightly successful stand up comedians who will be getting their own show in the next year. Though 90% of those wont last longer than 1 year, and the rest will only last 3 max.
The fact that lolmencia show was "successful" and dunham isn't shows how stupid america really is.
So, do you put "I edited the Jeff Dunham Show" on future resumes?