Springsteen Drops Kimmel, Sam Morril’s Netflix Special, and Dane Cook’s Family Fallou

Johnny Mac covers comedy news including Bruce Springsteen canceling a scheduled Jimmy Kimmel Brooklyn appearance with Tom Morello (Morello still appears), with Amy Schumer as the replacement guest alongside Howard Stern. He notes Sam Morril’s new Netflix special, Incorrect, and shares a Good Day LA intro and clip about modern attention spans. He highlights the release of Funny Money: The Dane Cook Story and Cook’s comments about his mother warning him about his brother, who allegedly stole from him, and Cook wanting to confront him. Mac summarizes a New York Times piece on SNL’s James Austin Johnson fearing being pigeonholed as Trump, promoting his special Heel Yeah, and discusses pacing in comedy sets. He plugs his new series Is Late Night Dead, reviews Jalen Brunson hosting SNL, recommends SNL UK, proposes a “Team America” comedy lineup, and spotlights Vulture’s profile of comedian Lee Jin-Ho.

00:15 Kimmel Guest Shakeup
00:56 Sam Morril Special Clip
02:16 Dane Cook Doc Drama
03:27 James Austin Johnson Profile
05:19 Late Night Dead Teaser
05:49 SNL Brunson Behind Scenes
06:53 SNL UK Recommendation
07:10 Team America Comedy Draft
08:56 Vulture Spotlight Lee Jin Ho



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