Thomas Middleditch

You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes

Pete Holmes

Alternative Health, Health & Fitness, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.4 • 8.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2012

⏱️ 123 minutes

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Summary

This is a weird one in a new way. Pete sits down with his old buddy, the hilarious Thomas Middleditch (Improvised Shakespeare Company, Comedy Central's Mash Up, The Campaign) to discuss the anatomy of a break-up. Specifically, their dude break-up. Why do friends just stop hanging out together? What happened to their bromance?! Well, they get into it and get into it deep. And funny. And weird. Please enjoy, it wasn't easy to do!

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0:00.0	Now entering nerdist.com
0:05.0	You live with, you live with, you live with, oh yeah
0:11.0	You live with, you live with, yes you do
0:15.0	You live with, oh yeah
0:17.0	You made it weird with beat holes
0:20.0	You live with, yes you do
0:22.0	Yeah, this is a weird one in a new way
0:26.0	We've had weird confrontational
0:28.0	We've had weird sexual
0:30.0	We've had all different varietals of weird
0:33.0	And a new one where I said varietals in the intro
0:35.0	That's a whole new varietal
0:37.0	This is, this is my friend Thomas Middleditch
0:39.0	And he and I used to be very close
0:42.0	And then we had like a bro a bromance kind of breakup
0:46.0	So we haven't really hung out in four years
0:49.0	And we decided to do an episode where we discuss why
0:54.0	And that, that's what this is
0:56.0	This is the anatomy of a dude bro breakup
1:00.0	Bro, broke up?
1:01.0	Ha, broke up
1:03.0	This is the anatomy of a broke up
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