Overlooked and Undercooked S3 - 1: Pig Potential

The Worst Idea Of All Time

Tim Batt

Comedy

4.9 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2021

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Welcome to Overlooked and Undercooked: Season 3. In lockdown, Guy and Tim decided to watch Rob Schinder’s Netflix special Asian Momma, Mexican Kids marking the first time that the fellaz have put a comedy special through the ole Worst Idea treatment. Monty finds some relatability with Rob’s ‘Dick in sweatpants’ joke but has no love for his ‘Mother-In-Law Molestation’ bit. Tim is shocked at the appearance of both a classical pianist and a blood relative enlisted to fatten out the sub-50 minute show.

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0:00.0	The Oh, I have never been more angry in my life at Guy Montgomery than I am right now.
0:35.0	What?
0:36.0	Hello, and welcome to a special edition of Overlooked and Undercooked
0:41.0	a critical review of the many projects and lives of Rob Schneider.
0:46.1	I'm Tim Bat and this is Guy. Hey Guy.
0:49.2	Hi, Tim.
0:50.8	Tim and I have just watched on a brisk sort of winters Wednesday morning.
0:59.4	Rob Schneider's first since his breakout HBO half hour I believe actually is first
1:05.0	comedy breakout HBO half hour I believe actually is first comedy special
1:06.0	Asian mama Mexican kids on Netflix. It was released pretty recently
1:11.0	it's a brisk 44 minutes and this is the first of seven
1:16.3	reviews that we will be undertaking together as we've never done
1:25.0	have never done stand-up comedy inside of the worst idea
1:31.1	franchise.
1:32.1	No, we've never given a comedian special the old worst idea
1:37.5	treatment until now. More than absolutely fucked one to do it to?
1:45.0	Well, first of all, a stand-up special, unlike a movie,
1:52.0	is, I think, probably a piece of media that would stand up generally speaking to multiple watches
1:58.7	because a good Considered Special which most of them are like if a comedian is getting to the stage of
2:05.0	committing that material to a fully-fledged production that's going to be streaming
2:10.0	online you're sort of retiring generally, a bunch of jokes out of your live stand-up
2:15.8	circuit, so the material you've been working on for anywhere between like usually two and five
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