Jimmy Pardo barely escapes from angry sailors
People familiar with Jimmy Pardo—from his stand-up, his excellent podcast, Never Not Funny, or his job warming up Conan audiences—know the veteran comedian as an ace storyteller, which makes him well suited for anecdotes about gigs that didn’t go so well. For this one, he goes back to Operation Desert Storm, the terrifying reign of Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless The U.S.A.,” and some sailors at a naval base who turned on him.
Next week: Tig Notaro creates an emergency.
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Total Episodes: 10
- Patton Oswalt's magical black man
- Maria Bamford visits the morning zoo
- Reggie Watts shows team spirit
- Jimmy Pardo barely escapes from angry sailors
- Tig Notaro bombs onstage, then things get worse
- Kyle Kinane tours with a racist ventriloquist
- Jen Kirkman hides in a broom closet to escape drunken patriots
- The Sklar Brothers barely escape a corporate Christmas party
- Dan Telfer somehow fares worse than a mime-and-clarinetist duo
- Natasha Leggero wrestles with a Christian college