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‘Unfrosted’ Review: Jerry Seinfeld’s Painfully Stale Pop-Tarts Comedy Never Heats Up
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this post was submitted on 03 May 2024
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I saw him a few years ago when he came to town. Felt weird giving an immensely rich man more money to deliver dated material to us but it was indeed a good show.
He did ten minutes on raisins. It wasn't mind-blowingly funny but who else could do ten minutes on raisins?
All in all I'm glad I got a chance to see one of the greats live.
I've seen him, Gallagher (when I was young enough that he was still funny to me, plus I was in the front row), George Carlin, Stephen Wright, Patton Oswalt, Brian Posehn, Tig Notaro, Maria Bamford, and at least a dozen others plus openers that I'm not remembering at the moment.
Not one show has been a bad one.
Wow, that's quite the list. I wanted to see Gallagher so bad as a kid. I thought he was hilarious. A few years ago I found out that he had become the epitome of bitter old man, and was a far right wack-a-doodle in his final days. Sad stuff, man.
Definitely what he turned into. At least I got a watermelon smashed onto me back when he hadn't completely degenerated.
Anyone who isn't familiar, listen to Marc Maron's WTF episode with Gallagher.