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No offense to Bill Hader, but his Keith Morrison is terrible. First rule of parody is that you have to be funnier than the original. Morrison knows what he is doing; if someone put a 4 hour supercut of his Dateline introductory monologues on Youtube, I would probably watch the whole thing.
You go to hell sir!
Actually, Iām never going to watch a Keith Morrison show so I enjoy the condensed versions from Haderās sketches and impersonations.
Itās always funny when a talented, forceful performer turns out IRL to be kind of an awkward dork.
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Ive always been curious about this, does everybody have someone they would geek out about meeting?
Is Oprah going to get the vapors if she met like, Slash or something? Or do you at some point get so big that celebrity is no longer a thing for you?
I was low on podcasts so went back to the Blowback catalog, which reminded me of this absolute gem
And the Brits donāt even go to the dentist!
Iāll give this one a pass (unless they are in some community/beleief system based on child marriage.
My daughter asked my 90 year old father to help me walk her. He had 4 sons, 6 grandsons, then finally 1 granddaughter.
Not a dry eye in the house.
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Adam Scottās hands were shaking:
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Although Bill Hader was a bit star-struck here, his awkwardness is pretty typical when heās on camera as himself.
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Split that chart out by race and I bet youāll find that the US is working as intended.
holy shit wtf
I fucking hate that there are still good things on twitter
That plot doesnāt show his claim, and his claim, if true, doesnāt necessarily address the criticism. Itās entirely reasonable for ādiverseā (rich urban) areas to be on the rise while overall, Black mortality is faring poorly. For one, not all Black people live in cities, and for two, itās entirely possible that white gains in cities outpace Black losses.
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āpeople love their private health insuranceā
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I was under the impression that part of his claim is that the biggest change was due to a decline in the expectancy of the white working class. Are you arguing something different?