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A friend of mine from NH told a story about 12 years about seeing the biggest comedy bomb ever laid in Boston by a troupe we found out (5 years later on Letterman when he told the same story, from the POV of being onstage) was Dane Cook and two other lame M'er F'ers, I will quote: "The show was called "Rock of Boston" and it included the following acts, alternating between two stages at opposite ends of the Boston Garden floor, in this order: Material Issue (with their big single, "What Geeeels Want") Michael Penn (who is always fantastic) The...ummm...Revellers? Something like that. Nobody cared. Jeffrey Gaines (better than I expected) Spin Doctors (who were HUGE at the time) the lamest comedy act in the history of man Phish Okay. You may have noticed that one of these acts is a bit out of place. WBCN, the Boston radio station that sponsored this whole thing, had held some kind of comedy contest. Out of God knows how many comedy acts, this three-man troupe had won the grand prize: a slot at Rock of Boston. Absolultely brilliant. Boston Garden, packed with people, just having seen what I must admit was a very good Spin Doctors set, totally psyched up to see Phish, and out come these three comedy guys. Good God. The audience crushed them utterly. These poor guys were completely drowned out by the booing. So after about five minutes, the emcee guy comes out to calm the crowd and asks politely for everyone to please give these guys a chance, they're good guys and all that...yeah right. The crowd quieted down for about twenty seconds and it started up again. It was insane, it was totally wrong, and yet it was wonderful in a way. Then the comedy guys made their biggest mistake. One of them came to the front of the stage and gave his "come on guys" speech. We worked really hard on this, and we're just trying to do our thing, and we just want to give you guys a good time, that sort of thing. If you've never been part of a massive mob conspiracy to agree to humor three guys for a total of fifteen seconds, believe me it's an amazing thing. Everyone quited down for a second, like "oh we're sorry, no really, go ahead and do your comedy act ((snicker)) no really ((snicker)) we're listening, we'll be good ((snicker))." Thousands of people all doing this at once. Amazing. So the guy says "okay we're going to try one more thing for you" and they go into the most cliched martial arts movie bit ever, with the two guys acting out the movie while the third guy dubs the voices. It was so sad. You're in a ****ing colisseum, nobody can see your lips moving frantically while the other guy does the voices! And that's pretty much the whole joke. So obviously the crowd immediately said "psych!" and screamed them off the stage. As they finally gave up and walked off, everyone went into "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" and it was great. Then we sat there for the next half hour (they were still setting up the other stage for Phish) with no entertainment apart from the glow of our collective accomplishment. It was so cool. That comedy act brought the crowd together in a way none of the musical acts possibly could. It was like Woodstock only more cruel. I'll never forget it." |
Dane Cook is scum.
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Bunch of unneccessary hate for Mr. Cook. I tend to rally behind celebs that get a stupid amount of hate for petty reasons. It is the reason why I like The Kardashians and Paris Hilton even though she has had her racist moments.
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I don't hate him, I just think he's a hella lame comic.
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He shines in dramatic roles. |
only serious role i saw of dane cook was 'ansers to nothing' and the entire movie made no sense to me lol. like literally no clue what it was really about but if i remember right dane cook is a guy who cheats on his wife with some younger chick
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