The Structure of a Stand-Up Comedy (2018)
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The Structure of a Stand-Up Comedy (2018)
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#3I loved the presentation of this
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#6Another really cool Pudding project was the "How bad is your Spotify?" [0]
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#7Maybe it my age, but I thought I had decent taste in comedy.
I never thought Leno was funny. Seinfield was tedious.
It just seems like the last two decades have been pitiful?
I heard a convict being interviewed a few years ago. The interviewer asked him what he does all day. He said, "I try to figure out why Saturday Night Live is not funny, and ways to make it funny again." The lady looked at him like he was crazy, but I kinda understood what he was getting at.
I think about some of my favorite comedians over the years, and they all had two things in common: were poor, or low middle class, griping up. And did a fair amount of drugs.
Drugs that would get you fired these days.
I'm not equating drugs with good comedy. I just don't know the reason. It couldn't be that all the material has alwready been said?
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#9Terrible presentation format. Exceedingly annoying on mobile.
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#10[Meta] Looks like the article is from 2018, perhaps it would help to reflect that in the title? Another really cool Pudding project was the "How bad is your Spotify?" [0] [0] https://pudding.cool/2020/12/judge-my-spotify/