
Alan Zweibel
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Oct 26, 2026
“Tales from the CVS”
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57:01Tony KornheiserHOST
And back in 2012, I was invited by the head of the cable channel IFC to attend Saturday Night Live.
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57:07Tony KornheiserHOST
They brought us to our reserved seats, and there in the adjacent seat was Alan Zweibel.
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57:11Tony KornheiserHOST
As accomplished a man as he is, he's not necessarily a household face, but I knew him on sight and exclaimed, Alan Zweibel! He looked at me curiously and I explained that while he didn't know me, I knew who he was.
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57:20Tony KornheiserHOST
I introduced him to the head of IFC and then the four of us, including to the woman to whom Alan is related by marriage, had a wonderful conversation, which was mainly Alan telling stories and us listening.
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57:29Tony KornheiserHOST
Because when you're with Alan Zweibel, he's the one you want to be talking.
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57:33Tony KornheiserHOST
That's two and counting.
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57:34Tony KornheiserHOST
If available, I'd like to be considered for the position of official text chain also ran of the Tony Kornheiser show.
“We are Muppets”
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16:06Tony KornheiserHOST
It was very nice.
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16:07Tony KornheiserHOST
On this text chain, by the way, Doug Alden and the brilliant Alan Zweibel, who created, you know, again, you have to be of a certain age, but he created Roseanne Rosanna Dana and Emily Lutella and stuff like that.
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16:18Tony KornheiserHOST
And he's brilliant.
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16:19Tony KornheiserHOST
And as a high school graduate, Hewlett High School is younger than I, and it's great to see him.
How ‘Seinfeld’ Became ‘Torture’ for Larry David: Biographer
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6:47Matt WilsteinHOST
Yeah, you can move on with your life.
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6:48Blake J. HarrisGUEST
Yeah, but I will say, to Larry's credit, even at that point, for a guy who didn't want to book about him, Larry has such loyalty with his friends, and it goes both ways.
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6:58Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And so Alan had obviously emailed Larry
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7:00Matt WilsteinHOST
in advance to say, is it okay if I talk with this guy? And Larry said,
FULL SHOW: Mamdani with Hochul; End of the horses in NYC.
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63:45Mark SimoneHOST
But we'll get to the real polls coming up, so stay tuned for that.
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63:47Mark SimoneHOST
And when we come back, we'll talk to the brilliant writer, producer, Alan Zweibel.
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63:52Mark SimoneHOST
He's got a show coming to Broadway you're going to be very interested in.
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63:56Mark SimoneHOST
We'll get to that next on 710WOR.
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Well, Alan Zweibel, one of the great
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64:10Mark SimoneHOST
comedy writers in the world.
Mark interviews actor Rob Zwiebel.
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2:40Mark SimoneADVERTISER
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2:45Mark SimoneADVERTISER
Well, Alan Zweibel, one of the great
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2:47Mark SimoneHOST
comedy writers in the world, a playwright, author, but he should get his book, Laugh Lines, Story of His Career.
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2:53Mark SimoneHOST
Very good book.
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2:54Mark SimoneHOST
A lot of great stories in there.
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2:55Mark SimoneHOST
Laugh Lines.
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2:55Mark SimoneHOST
Follow Alan Zweibel on Twitter and Instagram and all that stuff.
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3:00Mark SimoneHOST
Alan Zweibel, how you doing?
Blake J. Harris
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10:16Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And along the way, I started reaching out to people.
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10:19Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And at least it got to the point where Larry, you know, I talked to Alan Zweibel.
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10:24Blake J. HarrisGUEST
He's an old friend, a comedy legend.
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10:25Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And he obviously would, like, you might have contacted Larry to see if it's okay to talk to me.
35 MINS LATER
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45:16Blake J. HarrisGUEST
One was a pilot for Gilbert Gottfried, and the one was this one, which was his first ever...
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45:21Blake J. HarrisGUEST
I don't know what to say, because it's not a writing credit, because it was for It's Gary Shandling Show.
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45:25Blake J. HarrisGUEST
Alan Zweibel, who co-created it, hired Larry.
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45:28Blake J. HarrisGUEST
But Larry's name's not on the credit because Larry worked remotely from New York and he wrote the episode.
Hour 2: Politico corrected itself.
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24:26Mark SimoneHOST
But we'll get to the real polls coming up, so stay tuned for that.
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24:29Mark SimoneHOST
And when we come back, we'll talk to the brilliant writer, producer, Alan Zweibel.
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24:34Mark SimoneHOST
He's got a show coming to Broadway you're going to be very interested in.
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24:38Mark SimoneHOST
We'll get to that next on 710WOR.
14 MINS LATER
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38:20speaker_22UNKNOWN
Yes, it was billowing.
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38:22speaker_22UNKNOWN
Absolutely.
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38:25Mark SimoneHOST
Well, anyway, Alan Zweibel, they don't make writers like you anymore.
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38:28Mark SimoneHOST
You know, we had these legendary great writers.
Mark takes your calls!
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8:26Mark SimoneHOST
But we'll get to the real polls coming up, so stay tuned for that.
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8:29Mark SimoneHOST
And when we come back, we'll talk to the brilliant writer, producer, Alan Zweibel.
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8:34Mark SimoneHOST
He's got a show coming to Broadway you're going to be very interested in.
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8:38Mark SimoneHOST
We'll get to that next on 710WOR.
Larry David's Uncompromising Vision & How Nothing Became Iconic with Blake J. Harris
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25:49Blake J. HarrisGUEST
Meanwhile, I'm starting talking to people.
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25:52Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And at least it gets Jeff still working on him and at least gets to the point where when I'm speaking to someone like Alan Zweibel, who's a comedy legend in his own right and one of Larry's closest friends, you know, these people would say to Larry, like, hey, this guy Blake wants to talk to me.
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26:05Blake J. HarrisGUEST
Is that OK? And Larry would be like, do whatever you want.
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26:07Blake J. HarrisGUEST
So he didn't shut it down.
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26:08Blake J. HarrisGUEST
So I give him credit like he could have said, please don't talk to him.
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26:11Blake J. HarrisGUEST
Yes.
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26:13Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And then eventually when I was talking to Alan Zweibel, the flash forward, this is August of 2020.
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26:18Blake J. HarrisGUEST
So seven months later.
Blake J. Harris
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10:16Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And along the way, I started reaching out to people.
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10:20Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And at least it got to the point where Larry, you know, I talked to Alan Zweibel.
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10:24Blake J. HarrisGUEST
He's an old friend, a comedy legend.
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10:25Blake J. HarrisGUEST
And he obviously would, like, you might have contacted Larry to see if it's okay to talk to me.
35 MINS LATER
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45:16Blake J. HarrisGUEST
One was a pilot for Gilbert Gottfried, and then one was this one, which was his first ever...
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45:21Blake J. HarrisGUEST
I don't know what to say, because it's not a writing credit, because it was for It's Gary Shandling Show.
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45:25Blake J. HarrisGUEST
Alan Zweibel, who co-created it, hired Larry.
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45:28Blake J. HarrisGUEST
But Larry's name's not on the credit.
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