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Heath is a great example of a one-trick pony that hasn’t panned out (yet).

He has one EPIC joke. And that ONE joke got him a GT. Now, unfortunately, he is a KT joke (and not in a good way).

Yea his piece is funny if you see him once. You already know what he's going to say when he steps out there.
 

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Thinking back on that episode…

Hinchcliff’s Notes.

Holy shit, what a horrible name.

And that guest they had that episode (forget his name) made a few other guest spots. I HATED that MFer. He was everything that is wrong with LA. He is/was EXACTLY what Punky ended up being.
Yeah their other idea was Tag it or Phagit.


Yeah Rick Ingram was kind of annoying. There were a couple other early guests that could get under your skin too when they would get all preachy. Sam Tripoli was one of them.
 

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Yeah their other idea was Tag it or Phagit.


Yeah Rick Ingram was kind of annoying. There were a couple other early guests that could get under your skin too when they would get all preachy. Sam Tripoli was one of them.
Good concept, bad label. The idea was that the pulls were hiring the show to workshop their jokes. Any tags said during their “interview” (the ”interview” was TOTALLY different than it is now) would “belong” to the pull and they could do with them as they saw fit.

The show is no longer about “workshopping”. It is totally about talent scouting and showcasing now.
 
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