Episode 25 — We're Down for Whatewers

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Comedy has always been a young man's game, which is perhaps why Neil Hamburger cannot get an audience to do anything but boo and hiss until his set ends. You'd think they'd enjoy his stuff, as so much of it is about Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears and the other people who keep this culture running. Maybe it's because of his opening act, Mike O'Connell. I mean, he's the type of guy who you keep your babies far away from, especially if they are Asian. Fortunately the somewhat likeable political analyst Anthony Rivera drops in who is 'down for like whatewers.'

[Johnny Unusual 525]

God, Neil is so great on this show. He really knows how to counterpoint Scott's straightman with a character who isn't off-the-wall wacky but just happens to be really bad at judging the people at the other end of the phone.

[justinmh05 1968]

God, Neil is so great on this show. He really knows how to counterpoint Scott's straightman with a character who isn't off-the-wall wacky but just happens to be really bad at judging the people at the other end of the phone.

 

The episode with Neil and Tim Heidecker (plus Elton John and Bernie Taupin) is probably my all-time favorite CBB installment.