In this edition of the weekly round table, David Feldman invites on one of his co-workers from the Jack and Triumph Show, Editor of TV Comedies Steven Rosenthal. David looks to peel away more layers of the onion that is Mr. Rosenthal by picking his brain to find out how he became this comedy jack of all trades. Also joining David are returning champions Eddie Brill and Liam McEneaney. The discussion runs the gamut, covering topics such as the value of editing in comedy, the Dennis Hastert & FIFA scandals, summer blockbusters and holocaust documentaries.
Category: David Feldman Show
Musicless Music Video – MUNGO JERRY
There are a lot of these types of videos out there on YouTube, I’ve even posted a few before. This one by far is one of the best. _JLW
Night Flight Classic: The Reagans Speak Out On Drugs
Night Flight was a late night show that aired on the USA Network back in the early 80’s, and this classic clip is a perfect example of the type of programming they would air over the weekends. Be sure to check out their official YouTube channel for more weirdness! – JLW
Our Weekly Roundtable w/ Eddie Brill
On the heels of Letterman’s final episode, former Late Show warm-up and stand-up booker, Eddie Brill, sits down with David, alongside regulars Liam McEneaney and Kevin Bartini, where he lets David ask him one time, and just this one time, about Letterman’s legacy. The gang also chats about the pros and cons of mean-spirited comedy, the militarization of the police force, and their first forays into manhood. You won’t want to miss this one!
Comedian Mark Normand
Mark is one of the fastest rising comedians in New York City, opening for Amy Schumer, appearing on Conan twice, launching his first album “Still Got It” and his own Comedy Central Half Hour. He also co-hosts a popular podcast “Tuesday’s with Stories” with fellow comic Joe List. David, Mark, and regular Liam McEneaney discuss the New York Comedy scene, his hero Groucho Marx and his Warren Batty-like sexual dalliances. Recorded live from Studio 2D inside the Alex Brizel Studios.
Brains At Play
Why do we humans like to play so much? Play sports, play tag, play the stock market, play Duck Duck Goose? We love it all. And we’re not the only ones. Dogs, cats, bears, even birds seem to like to play. What are we all doing? Is there a point to it all?