The Atlantic City Boardwalk Trip

Penn's Sunday School

Society & Culture, Comedy, Arts

4.8 • 5.6K Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2024

⏱️ 249 minutes

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Summary

It’s been a busy couple weeks for Penn. He’s joined by Matt in his home studio to recap his trips to Atlantic City and Foxwoods, taping After Midnight, and Nathan Fielder at the Penn & Teller show prompts a deep dive into TV and storytelling.

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0:00.0	This is pen Sunday school and to our listening ears.
0:07.0	Oh, nature sings and round us
0:11.0	The music of the speech. Here we go.
0:14.0	go.
0:15.0	Brother system siblings,
0:17.0	Brother system siblings,
0:19.0	welcome the Penn Sunday School brought to you by Masterclass
0:22.0	and today we're broadcasting from Penn's home studio. Penn Sunday School brought to you by Masterclass.
0:22.6	And today we're broadcasting from Penn's home studio.
0:25.2	So he came here at the music,
0:26.6	and it sounds really weird for me right now.
0:28.8	Uh, this week Penn was on at midnight.
0:34.0	He got mentioned in a Washington speech.
0:36.0	He hung out with Nathan Feather a little bit.
0:38.0	He said a busy week, guys.
0:40.0	Busy week, busy.
0:41.0	And we want to check in with him.
0:42.0	So here he is, preaching the love, Penn Gillette.
0:45.0	Yeah, it's kind of nice to see you experiencing music that I can't experience.
0:50.0	It's a weird watching me. Well, it's kind of like talking to Gilbert Godfrey.
0:53.6	You always knew that something was going on in his head
0:56.1	that you couldn't hear.
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