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Welcome to another...

Welcome to another flop house mini.

That's an episode of the flop house that is shorter than a regular episode.

It's what we release on the off weeks.

Normally we watch a bad

movie and talk about it, but this week we're going to be doing something a little bit

different. Today, I'm your host, Stuart Wellington, and joining me are Dan McCoy.

Elliot Cahillan. Come on. And Elliot Calen. That's right. We are joined by our stand-up comedy expert, Matt Koff. Friend of the podcast, you've been on the show before, right? I have. I think you've filled in for me, which those are big shoes. Yeah, it was not easy. Okay. Well, I think you did a lovely job. So our stand-up comedy expert is perfect because we're not here in the flop house. We are in the L-M-A-O-H-O-U-S-E. That's right. And we are talking about stand-up comedy. I don't know why you had to spell out a house. Well, I was already spelling out L-M-A-O, right? That's true. I might as well just keep going. There's some logic in there, right? Yeah, that makes sense, yeah. So we're going to be talking about stand-up comedy in the movies. The first part of today's show, we're going to be talking about movies about stand-up comedy. And after that, we're going to talk a little bit about stand-up comedians who become

movie stars.

Now, for this first part, we're talking about stand-up comedy in the movies.

I'm going to talk about it.

I'm going to mention the names of movies, and you are going to weigh in.

I'm going to especially be leaning heavily on Matt here.

Lean in, weigh in on whether or not this is an accurate depiction of stand-up comedy

and whether or not this is a good movie or not. Obviously, my two co-host, Dan Nellet, can also chime in.

You don't just have to sit there twiddling your thumbs like L.A. it's doing right now.

And this is predicated on us remembering these movies.

I sent you the movie list ahead of time.

I said you to watch a little.

Sorry, sorry, I didn't do the homework.

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