Jay Leno: Good Guy or Bad Guy?

Johnny Mac covers a variety of comedy topics including John Oliver's critique of a UK version of Saturday Night Live, David Cross's multifaceted career and tour, and Jimmy O. Yang's upcoming show in Hong Kong. The episode also features insights from Howie Mandel, Hannah Berner's perspective on reality TV vs. stand-up comedy, and a discussion about Jay Leno's reputation. Lastly, there's a snippet on Graham Norton selling his NYC crash pad.
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00:20 John Oliver on SNL UK
01:08 David Cross's Tour and Projects
02:36 Jimmy O. Yang's Hong Kong Show
04:26 Howie Mandel on Standup Comedy
05:09 Hannah Berner's Standup Journey
06:08 Bill Burr's Political Views
07:34 Jay Leno: Good Guy or Bad Guy?
10:03 Graham Norton's NYC Crash Pad

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