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Comedy Central Presents

Comedy Central Presents

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Oct 27, 2026

Andrew ReaHOST
18:04
I love Jim.
Andrew ReaHOST
18:04
He has an old bit from like 99, his like Comedy Central Presents piece.
Andrew ReaHOST
18:10
I'm a big stand-up junkie.
Andrew ReaHOST
18:11
I love your special as well.
Nore DavisGUEST
46:22
Yeah, that's one of my fun.
Nore DavisGUEST
46:24
That was my first premium comedy special, Comedy Central Presents.
Nore DavisGUEST
46:30
And that was the last class before it got all wiped out.
Nore DavisGUEST
46:34
You
Marc TheobaldGUEST
15:15
But is
Jesse CaseHOST
15:15
that like, it's not to take anything away, but is that faulty pattern recognition? Because we're ignoring the 500 comics we've met that are like, I'm going to have a Comedy Central Presents by next year.
Jesse CaseHOST
15:28
And then they don't.
Jesse CaseHOST
15:29
Right.
Jeff ArcuriGUEST
38:52
And then Adam Ferrara is another inspiration, who I love to call a friend now.
Jeff ArcuriGUEST
38:57
In New York, we performed together, but he was somebody that I would watch on Comedy Central Presents with my mom because it was such... funny relationship humor that was also very clean and I didn't know I didn't know the difference all clean and dirty comedy I was just watching comedy on TV and it was just something that me and my mom could watch and then later on when my mom went to bed me and my dad will watch Louis CK and that was a lot of my childhood was like of compartmentalizing different comedians for different parts of my family I watched Dane Cook with my sisters you know things like that like I always brought comedy into into my relationships
Ed KalegiHOST
39:34
Once again, Jeff R. Curie, nice to meet you.
Ed KalegiHOST
39:36
It's available on Netflix.
Jeff ArcuriGUEST
7:52
And then Adam Ferrara is another inspiration, who I love to call a friend now.
Jeff ArcuriGUEST
7:56
In New York, we performed together, but he was somebody that I would watch on Comedy Central Presents with my mom because it was such fun.
Jeff ArcuriGUEST
8:05
funny relationship humor that was also very clean and i didn't know i didn't know the difference all clean and dirty comedy i was just watching comedy on tv and it was just something that me and my mom could watch and then later on when my mom went to bed me and my dad will watch louis ck and that was a lot of my childhood was like of compartmentalizing different comedians for different parts of my family i watched dane cook with my sisters you know things like that like i always brought comedy into into my relationships
Ed KalegiHOST
8:34
Once again, Jeff R. Curie, nice to meet you.
Adam CopelandHOST
30:40
I
Derek PapaHOST
30:41
mean, whatever happened to, back in the day when we were growing up, there used to be Comedy Central Presents, Premium Blend.
Derek PapaHOST
30:45
That's how you knew up-and-coming comedians, and we don't get that as much these days.
Derek PapaHOST
30:48
What
Adam CopelandHOST
30:40
That's the, that's the line.
Derek PapaHOST
30:40
But, uh, I mean, whatever happened to too, back in the day when we were growing up, there used to be Comedy Central Presents, Premium Blend.
Derek PapaHOST
30:45
That's how you knew up, up-and-coming comedians, and we don't get that as much these days.
Adam CopelandHOST
30:47
What happened to it? Is that what you're asking?
Winston HodgesGUEST
27:10
Yeah, I used to, 'cause as a kid I was raised really religious, so it started with a lot of clean comedians like Sinbad, and before, you know, everything came out, Bill Cosby was a big influence, like, just like, you know, 'cause of storytelling and stuff.
Winston HodgesGUEST
27:24
And then as I got older, I was watching more Comedy Central Presents, which was their half-hour shows, which was amazing, and then I love Saturday Night Live.
Winston HodgesGUEST
27:32
It was, like, all these different things.
Winston HodgesGUEST
27:34
Like I love Norm Macdonald, Patton Oswalt, Daniel Tosh.
Andy HaynesGUEST
31:38
But then I smoked pot the whole time, and I smoked pot kinda every day for the first 10 years of stand-up.
Andy HaynesGUEST
31:45
I smoked pot before my Comedy Central Presents, I smoked pot before Conan.
Andy HaynesGUEST
31:49
Um, I smoked pot every day that I worked in this writer's room on this sitcom.
Andy HaynesGUEST
31:54
I mean, I just was a...
Blind MikeHOST
67:15
Shame on us.
Blind MikeHOST
67:16
We always mention those Comedy Central Presents And shame on me more so, 'cause I always say, uh, Jim Gaffigan, Dane Cook, Mitch Hedberg, like those are the ones that played over and over again.
CraigHOST
67:28
Nick Swardson.
Blind MikeHOST
67:29
Nick Swardson had one of the best.
Blind MikeHOST
67:31
Uh, and you know who agrees with that is Adam Sandler.
CraigHOST
67:35
Get into Adam Sandler's crew.
Blind MikeHOST
67:36
So my first Comedy Central Presents I think was in 2000, and Sandler saw that.
Blind MikeHOST
67:41
He was in bed with his wife and he was flipping through channels, saw Comedy Central, and then watched my special, and then wrote my name down, and he went into the office.

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