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Even Bill Cosby can make mistakes. Conan writer Josh Comers and comedian Jeff Cosgrave (“Lopez Tonight”) join me to talk about a classic fumble, “Leonard Part 6.” Go to itunes! After Cosby saw how bad this film was he went around telling people not to see it. Way to be honest. But at some point you must have known it was going pear shape. We recorded on May Day and there were protests right outside the studio. We talk like there were a million people, but from the pictures you can tell it wasn’t that insane. At the top of the show we make jokes about race. We are of course kidding. It’s a comedy show. We love everyone and hate ourselves. If you have any complaints send them to @joshcomers. *The end audio is fixed so you can hear Eric Scheaffer’s voice message.

The Director of “If Lucy Fell” and “My Life’s In Turnaround,”  Eric Schaeffer, talks about life as an indie director. How he went from cabbie to indie darling and back again. (Not really back, but it sounded good.) He addresses The fall out he had with his partner and the reunion. Also sex in his films, casting and we even get a cameo from his mom. His other works include, “Fall,” “After Fall Winter” and the TV shows “Gravity” and “They’re Out of the Business.” WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS DIRTY! TELL YOUR FRIENDS! It’s the full interview. That’s for Tony Klootwijk and John Kelmer. Dan McKoy, you can press pause and hear the rest later this week.

The Director of “If Lucy Fell” and “My Life’s In Turnaround,”  Eric Schaeffer, talks about life as an indie director. How he went from cabbie to indie darling and back again. (Not really back, but it sounded good.) He addresses The fall out he had with his partner and the reunion. Also sex in his films, casting and we even get a cameo from his mom. His other works include, “Fall,” “After Fall Winter” and the TV shows “Gravity” and “They’re Out of the Business.” WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS DIRTY! TELL YOUR FRIENDS! It’s the full interview. That’s for Tony Klootwijk and John Kelmer. Dan McKoy, you can press pause and hear the rest later this week.

Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts slow things up in “Larry Crowne.” Comedians Auggie Smith and Joe Mortimer join us (me). Plus the show biz story of how Auggie got book on Lopez the day we got cancelled. If life is like a box of chocolates, then “Larry Crowne” is that creepy orange piece that you spit out.

Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts slow things up in “Larry Crowne.” Comedians Auggie Smith and Joe Mortimer join us (me). Plus the show biz story of how Auggie got book on Lopez the day we got cancelled. If life is like a box of chocolates, then “Larry Crowne” is that creepy orange piece that you spit out.

TV legend Robert “Morty” Morton is back to talk about: the worst talk shows, who should replace Regis, who should replace Leno,  crazy Kathy Lee, c*ck blocking Clinton and behind the scenes in the Bill Hicks scandal. Watch “The Late Shift” and hear the story behind the story behind the story on last week’s episode.  

TV legend Robert “Morty” Morton is back to talk about: the worst talk shows, who should replace Regis, who should replace Leno,  crazy Kathy Lee, c*ck blocking Clinton and behind the scenes in the Bill Hicks scandal. Watch “The Late Shift” and hear the story behind the story behind the story on last week’s episode.  

The man behind Letterman – Robert “Morty” Morton talks about “The Late Shift” which is based on his time during the Letterman/Leno feuds. Morty gives us insight to what it was like to be on the front lines of the backstabbing of the late night wars. Also, Morty chimes in on who should replace Letterman and Leno if they are ever to retire. Today’s show is part one of an interview with Morty. You can watch the movie on Amazon (we get a cut).   Listen to part 2 here! Listen to part two where Morty talks about a cranky Regis, a crazy Kath Lee and who should Co-host with Kelly. Plus get behind the scenes of the Letterman/Bill Hicks story and hear how Tom Schneider busted Morty on air .  Bonus: We’ll tell you who  Tom Schneider is.   Related: Talk show vet Todd Yasui reveals the softer side of Helen Kushnick and Jay Leno. PLUS! Exclusive Bill Cosby behind the scenes!   About Morty – Robert “Morty” Morton is an American television producer most notable for his work as a producer and later co-executive producer of the NBC program Late Night with David Letterman. Morton went with Letterman to CBS in 1993 to serve as executive producer of CBS’ Late Show with David Letterman, but left the show in 1996[1] after trying to move the show to ABC and upsetting Letterman as a result. Since leaving the Late Show, Morton has produced several programs, including Drew Carey’s Green Screen Show, The Wayne Brady Show, Over the Top, and Mind of Mencia. He returned to late-night television when he took over as executive producer forLopez Tonight on TBS in 2010.[2] He is a 1975 graduate of American University (Washington, DC).    

The man behind Letterman – Robert “Morty” Morton talks about “The Late Shift” which is based on his time during the Letterman/Leno feuds. Morty gives us insight to what it was like to be on the front lines of the backstabbing of the late night wars. Also, Morty chimes in on who should replace Letterman and Leno if they are ever to retire. Today’s show is part one of an interview with Morty. You can watch the movie on Amazon (we get a cut).   Listen to part 2 here! Listen to part two where Morty talks about a cranky Regis, a crazy Kath Lee and who should Co-host with Kelly. Plus get behind the scenes of the Letterman/Bill Hicks story and hear how Tom Schneider busted Morty on air .  Bonus: We’ll tell you who  Tom Schneider is.   Related: Talk show vet Todd Yasui reveals the softer side of Helen Kushnick and Jay Leno. PLUS! Exclusive Bill Cosby behind the scenes!   About Morty – Robert “Morty” Morton is an American television producer most notable for his work as a producer and later co-executive producer of the NBC program Late Night with David Letterman. Morton went with Letterman to CBS in 1993 to serve as executive producer of CBS’ Late Show with David Letterman, but left the show in 1996[1] after trying to move the show to ABC and upsetting Letterman as a result. Since leaving the Late Show, Morton has produced several programs, including Drew Carey’s Green Screen Show, The Wayne Brady Show, Over the Top, and Mind of Mencia. He returned to late-night television when he took over as executive producer forLopez Tonight on TBS in 2010.[2] He is a 1975 graduate of American University (Washington, DC).    

Double Feature! Jeff Cesario (“Jack Frost”) and Paul Sullivan (Bonnie Hunt Show) join us (that’s me) to talk about the 1977 sports classic “The Fish that saved Pittsburgh.” The 70’s basketball comedy without Gabe Kaplan. Also Jeff discloses that beside writing The Oscars and Dennis Miller he co- wrote “Jack Frost…” (record Scratch) WHAT!?!!? You mean the one where Michael Keaton dies and turns into a snowman so he can bond with his son? Why aren’t we doing that film? Well we ask him all about it. So laugh at the 70’s style and bad acting of some of the greatest athletes ever, hear my silence while Paul and Jeff talk sports, see the backstage workings of a show about the back stage workings of a show and melt that frozen heart and hear how they made a man into a snowman. (Spoilers: Badly) Check out Sully talk about the Steven Segal classic The Glimmer Man.

Double Feature! Jeff Cesario (“Jack Frost”) and Paul Sullivan (Bonnie Hunt Show) join us (that’s me) to talk about the 1977 sports classic “The Fish that saved Pittsburgh.” The 70’s basketball comedy without Gabe Kaplan. Also Jeff discloses that beside writing The Oscars and Dennis Miller he co- wrote “Jack Frost…” (record Scratch) WHAT!?!!? You mean the one where Michael Keaton dies and turns into a snowman so he can bond with his son? Why aren’t we doing that film? Well we ask him all about it. So laugh at the 70’s style and bad acting of some of the greatest athletes ever, hear my silence while Paul and Jeff talk sports, see the backstage workings of a show about the back stage workings of a show and melt that frozen heart and hear how they made a man into a snowman. (Spoilers: Badly) Check out Sully talk about the Steven Segal classic The Glimmer Man.

Trump is backed in a corner and must fire his beloved Dayana. Lisa, Clay and Aubrey all act horrible. And speaking of horrible - Nicko is back to talk about the show I'm torturing her with. Now the final six Clay Aiken, Lisa Lampenelli, Arsenio Hall, Abrey O'Day and the woman from Jersey Housewives that they are going to vote off next week. Don't get used to her. My Prediction, Arsenio v Aubrey or Lisa V. Aubrey. This is the least likable season ever. Here's Lisa blowing up at Dayana.   Subscribe to the show on iTunes or sTitcher. Leave your comments on our facebook page.

Celebrity Apprentice is still on and Nicko and I are still talking about it. Last week, we literally watched paint dry. Nicko goes on about some show "Doomsday Preppers" and then back to the show. Whatever you do, don't go to the last two websites mentioned on the podcasts. I tell you to go. But don't. I was kidding. I hope this doesn't mean you will go. If you do, I told you not to.

“Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter” has risen. Actors Tara Platt and Joe Mortimer turn their back on good movies and join me to review this classic. Join our Facebook Group        

“Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter” has risen. Actors Tara Platt and Joe Mortimer turn their back on good movies and join me to review this classic. Join our Facebook Group