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Good Talk With Anthony Jeselnik: Season 1 (2019)
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Kumail Nanjiani chats about the differences between acting and stand-up, gets quizzed on lines from his movies and offers insight into a pivotal scene from "The Big Sick."
Tig Notaro reveals what she does when she bombs onstage, does her impression of Joan Rivers and Larry David?s baby, and names her least favorite comedian.
Natasha Leggero shares what she loves about John Waters, walks through the development of her onstage persona and bonds with Anthony over not telling self-effacing jokes.
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All Critics (2) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (0)
When things don't gel with a particular guest, they really just do not gel. When they do, though [it] shifts from a strange and sometimes frustratingly messy talk show into something that looks more like two master fencers really enjoying a chance to spar
Good Talk is the talk show America needs right now.
Audience Reviews for Good Talk With Anthony Jeselnik: Season 1
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Oct 24, 2019I really enjoy the natural funny conversations and seeing their humor in 1 on 1 sets
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Oct 12, 2019Kinda a new take on the late night talk shows! Great how's and refreshing guests You kinda don't know where the show is going. feels like a good podcast
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Oct 02, 2019Great discussions on comedy. Though if you don't like the host it's probably just a 4.
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Sep 09, 2019The search to find a good format for Jeselnik continues ...
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Sep 08, 2019I'm a fan of Jeselnik, but this show isn't funny at all. Don't enjoy the format and doubt this will get a second seas
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Sep 07, 2019Jeselnik's "shtick" has been a bloated ego trading on good looks and being smarter than others. He wasn't able to shed that for this show and it doesn't work. The moronic cheap-take on a Masterpiece Theater set, his stiff demeanor and robotic questions -- as well as his stupid 3x5 index cards -- all add up to a contrived and overwrought failure. When the first guest out of the box is Nick Kroll, whose career zenith was in the 90s, it's clear that a minimum of effort and expense went into creating this show.
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Sep 07, 2019I like it alot. Jeselnik is the man.
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