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Our TAKE on JIMMY KIMMEL 🎙️🍿 #flyonthewall #comedy #podcast #jimmykimmel

September 29, 2025 / 01:40

This episode discusses freedom of speech, Jimmy Kimmel, and the challenges of comedy on television. Key topics include the impact of controversial statements on ratings and advertisers.

The hosts reflect on their experiences with censorship, mentioning Charles Rocket's firing from SNL and the consequences of edgy comedy. They highlight the pressures from the FCC and advertisers that comedians face.

They also touch on the evolution of comedy, referencing the Dana Carvey Show and its short run due to controversial content. The conversation emphasizes the balance between artistic expression and commercial viability.

Overall, the episode provides insights into the complexities of performing comedy in a politically charged environment.

TLDR

The episode discusses freedom of speech and challenges comedians face in television.

Episode

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Should we talk about Jimmy Kimmel? Why not? Jimmy is a friend of both of ours. Um, I have a picture of me and
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Jimmy in my house. Do I have one of me and you? Yeah. Barry turned like this. I don't really go out much. There's not
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many of me photos of me. I'm underground, man. Well, it's not a hot take for us to say
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we're all for freedom of speech. Sure. You know, when I was a little kid, it was like, oh, you you have to allow
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speech you really don't like. And also people I mean when you're on SNL Charles Rocket got fired for saying [ __ ]
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I let you know [ __ ] [ __ ] it's FCC then it's affiliates then it's advertisers. You're answering to so
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many people. The chairman of the FCC. When you say regards Jimmy Kimmel's whatever that's
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going to happen to him. We can do this the easy way or the hard way. It's like that's
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when do those guys talk anyway? This guy's like on podcast. I'm like, "What? Where? Why am I seeing this guy talk?"
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That push buttons uh for uh both sides really. Ted Cruz came out. No, no, no. Take it easy. Let's slow down. When I
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did the Dana Carvey show, I like to bring things back to me, but this is 97 and we're after home improvement and we
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did some Clinton with tits and something that crushed the ratings and offended a
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lot of people. I invite the American people to suckle on my teeth. We immediately started losing
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advertisers. We immediately started losing affiliates. And so we lasted eight episodes. Affiliates.
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I know. I don't know what I say affiliates all the time. I don't even know what they are for real.
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Stations, you know, stations in cities. Chat stations in WKRP.

Episode Highlights

  • Freedom of Speech Discussion
    A conversation about the importance of allowing all speech, even the unpopular.
    “We're all for freedom of speech.”
    @ 00m 16s
    September 29, 2025
  • Controversial Comedy History
    Reflecting on the backlash from edgy comedy in the past.
    “We immediately started losing advertisers.”
    @ 01m 21s
    September 29, 2025

Episode Quotes

  • I'm underground, man.
    Our TAKE on JIMMY KIMMEL 🎙️🍿 #flyonthewall #comedy #podcast #jimmykimmel
  • I invite the American people to suckle on my teeth.
    Our TAKE on JIMMY KIMMEL 🎙️🍿 #flyonthewall #comedy #podcast #jimmykimmel

Key Moments

  • Freedom of Speech00:16
  • Comedy Backlash01:21