Modified On June 16, 2004
We’ll be monitoring the broadcast, of course!
Addendum to last night’s posting: From now on, we’ll be rating each episode according to its Humiliation Factor. How does the episode rate when it comes to asking professional standup comics to do things that you just shouldn’t ask a professional standup comic to do. On a scale of 1 to 5, with a 5 being absolutely humiliating, Episode 3 rated a 3, for asking the comics to share a room. If we had gotten to the front desk and were told that we’d be sharing a room with another comic, we would have put a single room on the credit card (after, of course, checking with the producers to see if being forced to share was stipulated in the contract).
Correction on last night’s posting: When Jay Mohr asked Dan Adhoot how long he’d been doing it (and Adhoot replied quot;three years,quot;), Mohr indicated that, to him at least, Adhoot’s inexperience wasn’t obvious. We were of the opposite opinion.