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Ronny Chieng

Ronny Chieng

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Oct 27, 2026

Sarah Jane HoHOST
20:42
Okay, so maybe they just pretend not to understand.
Sarah Jane HoHOST
20:45
So, okay, my question is, are you open for Ronny Chieng, as you just mentioned? What did you learn from watching him?
Peter LiuGUEST
20:49
I think mostly what I've learned from Ronny is, like, he gave me a lot of good advice earlier on about, like, how to just, like, conduct yourself and a lot of etiquette around comedy, like, the industry of comedy and
Sarah Jane HoHOST
21:03
As you guys know, I'm the founder of Antivorta, my intimate care line.
Rosie KnightHOST
44:12
This is almost like your enhanced games, but underground, right? And there is somebody somewhere who is allowing these people, who's making a version of it that doesn't kill you instantly, or...
Rosie KnightHOST
44:23
darker turn these are people who are like so desperate and have to fight that they don't really mind but that's not the vibe we get like it definitely feels like John John who's showing them around played by Ronny Chieng is like he's hyped like this is actually a cool space and it's public enough that everyone's seen Shang so this is not that dark But the same way you can talk about Pokemon as dogfighting, you could read this in a darker way if someone wanted to explore this side of the MCU.
Rosie KnightHOST
44:54
But this is really fun.
Rosie KnightHOST
44:55
I love this tour.
Noby LeongHOST
9:14
So, um, Hakka, Hakka descent.
Noby LeongHOST
9:16
Ronnie Chieng, actor and comedian.
Philip GibsonHOST
9:18
Oh, yeah.
Noby LeongHOST
9:19
So Crazy Rich Asians and The Daily Show in America-
RaveyHOST
13:15
I mean, they're all good.
RaveyHOST
13:16
Ronny Chieng's good.
RaveyHOST
13:17
Ronny
Cameron LouisHOST
13:17
Chieng, yeah.
Judith Lam TangGUEST
59:28
you know, a dark-skinned Black woman who had, in terms of the colorism that she experienced in comparison to me, I was just like, oh my gosh, like, this is really intense and it's not something that I ever had to confront.
Judith Lam TangGUEST
59:42
So feeling that that guilt was... interesting to grapple with and I think around that time I read the book Interior Chinatown which by Charles Yu who then like it became a Hulu show with like Jimmy O. Yang and Ronny Chieng and it really was interesting to me because he talks about how East Asians in particular like weren't necessarily considered people of color because we were so white adjacent and so there was this like guilt of not wanting to speak up because we're like but we never had it as bad as black people like we weren't persecuted the same way so like our our experience is even valid
Kiran RandhawaHOST
60:33
yeah
Judith Lam TangGUEST
60:34
because obviously it wasn't as bad as what they went through it and then yeah indigenous people like genocide that didn't happen to us so like it's maybe it's not that bad, you know? So it is a really, I found that to be really fascinating.
speaker_2HOST
13:04
Oh, totally.
speaker_1HOST
13:05
The guide outlines Eddie, played by Ronnie Chieng, as Nick and Astrid's financier cousin from Hong Kong, and Eddie is completely consumed by status.
speaker_2HOST
13:13
Obsessed.
speaker_1HOST
13:14
Literally obsessed.
speaker_1HOST
13:44
Very.
speaker_1HOST
13:46
In the sequel books, they start as minor characters but play a bigger, much more tumultuous role in the third book.
speaker_1HOST
13:52
And notably, Ronnie Chieng is confirmed as a series regular for the TV show, while Victoria Lo has not been announced yet.
speaker_2HOST
13:58
You know, the juxtaposition of Eddie and Fiona is arguably one of the most revealing sociological dynamics in the entire franchise.
Natasha PolisHOST
19:51
Yes.
Natasha PolisHOST
19:52
So Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Michelle Yeoh, Ronnie Chieng are all returning, um, for the TV show next year.
Christine RiccioHOST
19:59
Yeah.
Natasha PolisHOST
19:59
Um-
Alonso DuraldeHOST
12:31
Yeah.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
12:31
Henry Golding and Ronny Chieng, I'm in.
Kevin AveryHOST
12:33
Yeah.
Drea ClarkHOST
12:33
Love Ronny Chieng.
Kevin AveryHOST
12:34
Yeah, a- and that's the other thing, too.
Kevin AveryHOST
12:35
No one's going, "Who asked for this?" We're [laughs]...
JasonHOST
67:12
Eh, n- not that they haven't done some good stuff, but they've kind of, they've kind of been quiet for a bit.
JasonHOST
67:18
Uh, but Ronnie Chieng, Michelle Yeoh, they're all set to reprise their roles.
JasonHOST
67:22
Um, obviously there's additional cast from the movie, you know, like, uh, Aquafina, um, oh, what's his name from Hangover and Community? You know the guy.
JasonHOST
67:33
Uh-
KellyHOST
19:04
Uh, it's Jon M. Chu again, and he's got everybody coming back.
KellyHOST
19:07
Uh, Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Michelle Yeoh, Ronnie Chieng.
KellyHOST
19:11
Um, and, uh, Adele Lim, who was the co-writer of the movie, will serve as the showrunner, uh, alongside Jon M. Chu.
KellyHOST
19:19
And she said, "The series is the sequel we've been waiting for, but instead of just one movie, we get eight episodes to delve into the characters and the worlds of Kevin Kwan's brilliant books."

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