Welcome to Krollaw Classics. I'm your host super fan, Giovanni. This is the podcast. We play the best moments, highlights, and fans like the clips from all 15 years of the Adam Corolla shirt.

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And if you like to request a clip, please email it's classics at Adamcrolla.com. Today's episode is inspired by Adam Krolla's work on air with

different people in character. Adam has a long history with people attempting to do a character

or a bit on air with them and not going well. Ironically, or fittingly maybe from the guy who

got his foot in the door with Mr.

Bartch.

As soon as he was on Love Line and a host, anytime somebody came in with a character or a bit,

it really didn't work out.

Ask the Aquabats when they came in to try to do their bits about being from Aquabania or whatever.

Adam didn't go for it.

Really the only time it was ever pulled off was probably triumphed the insult comic dog when he casted in 2002 with Robert Smygel. But he had a, smigle had a bright character a lot to

address a lot of Adams digs and attempt to put a stick in a spokes. Robert Smygle, of course,

professional was able to muster through him and power through and do it. Nobody else really

pulled it off on Loveline. And the morning show is interesting. I guess

partially due to the involvement of producers, partially due to the attempt to make it more

like Howard Stern Show or a morning zoo format. They had characters, including the deaf

frat guy. Remember was Yergy, the porn producer, played by Tom Stern, the man responsible for all those great TBS apes interstitials from the 90s.

Overall, super talented dude involved with a lot of comedic things who are probably a fan of.

Def rack guy was also hilarious, my number two with a bullet, if not tied for number one.

With that, there began to be other characters who come in, such as Republican Representative Richard Martin.

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