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Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried. This is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast with my

co-host, Frank Santobadre. Our guest this week is a producer, actor, author, director,

Emmy-nominated writer and one of the most prolific and admired comedians of his generation.

You've seen him in popularity shows like Remote Control. The much-beloved and greatly

missed Top Crowd with Colin Quinn, the Larry Sanders show Girls and Saturday Night Live

as well as hit movies like Who's the Man, Ronups, Ronups 2, A Night at the Roxbury

and Trainwreck. He's also written and starred in several critically acclaimed one-person

shows and television specials, including an Irish Wake and Unconstitutional, as well

as Long Story Short and The New York Story, both directed by his old friend Jerry Seinfeld.

In 2019's Red State Blue State, drawing phrase from The New Yorker, The Hollywood Reporter

and The New York Times, which affectionately described him as a barstool philosopher. He's

also the author of two clever and insightful books, The Coloring Book, a comedian solves

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