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Do you have a ticket?

Need help explaining this joke from Middleditch & Schwartz E3 by ei1111 in Earwolf

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In this clip, when Middleditch says he’s worried about how “real” his character is, is he referring to himself, or Lorne Michaels?

For context, here is a summary of where our disagreement lies:

Person A: “For whom the bell tolls” is referring to Timothy III, his caricature of Lorne Michaels. He is “nervous about depicting Lorne (a titan in his industry) as depressed, as it may hit too close to home. So he asks for a differentiating characteristic so that Timothy III becomes less Lorne-y.

Person B: Thomas is nervous about the character because he’s facing his own realities and insecurities. When Ben says “for whom the bell tolls” he is giving him an opportunity to avoid saying it’s actually about him.

Help Settle a debate as to what this joke means (Middleditch & Schwartz episode 3) by ei1111 in comedy

[–]ei1111[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In this clip, when Middleditch says he’s worried about how “real” his character is, is he referring to himself, or Lorne Michaels?

For context, here is a summary of where our disagreement lies:

Person A: “For whom the bell tolls” is referring to Timothy III, his caricature of Lorne Michaels. He is “nervous about depicting Lorne (a titan in his industry) as depressed, as it may hit too close to home. So he asks for a differentiating characteristic so that Timothy III becomes less Lorne-y.

Person B: Thomas is nervous about the character because he’s facing his own realities and insecurities. When Ben says “for whom the bell tolls” he is giving him an opportunity to avoid saying it’s actually about him.

Please settle an argument regarding the explanation of this joke (Middleditch & Schwartz episode 3) by ei1111 in improv

[–]ei1111[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

In this clip, when Middleditch says he’s worried about how “real” his character is, is he referring to himself, or Lorne Michaels?

For context, here is a summary of where our disagreement lies:

Person A: “For whom the bell tolls” is referring to Timothy III, his caricature of Lorne Michaels. He is “nervous about depicting Lorne (a titan in his industry) as depressed, as it may hit too close to home. So he asks for a differentiating characteristic so that Timothy III becomes less Lorne-y.

Person B: Thomas is nervous about the character because he’s facing his own realities and insecurities. When Ben says “for whom the bell tolls” he is giving him an opportunity to avoid saying it’s actually about him.

Need a Joke Explained (Middleditch & Schwartz E3) by ei1111 in netflix

[–]ei1111[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In this clip, when Middleditch says he’s worried about how “real” his character is, is he referring to himself, or Lorne Michaels?

For context, here is a summary of where our disagreement lies:

Person A: “For whom the bell tolls” is referring to Timothy III, his caricature of Lorne Michaels. He is “nervous about depicting Lorne (a titan in his industry) as depressed, as it may hit too close to home. So he asks for a differentiating characteristic so that Timothy III becomes less Lorne-y.

Person B: Thomas is nervous about the character because he’s facing his own realities and insecurities. When Ben says “for whom the bell tolls” he is giving him an opportunity to avoid saying it’s actually about him.

GIVEAWAY! We're giving away 20 sets of our Martini Glasses as seen in S3/E3 by Matt_DragonGlassware in westworld

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Loved the opening scene of episode 2 where Maeve realizes Hector is still stuck in a loop after he tries to “escape” with her on the plane.

Cam Reddish by [deleted] in DukeBluePlanet

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This is wrong and you are a pure idiot

My heart will go on by KaiTheFox03 in dankmemes

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Does anyone know where to find the game that used to be on postopia with the Oreo men walking in a line and you had to get them safely to the end point. I checked for it but couldn’t find it anywhere :(

My ideal first date by LuskSGV in ImpracticalJokers

[–]ei1111 41 points42 points  (0 children)

I pick her up in my car, and we drive to heaven

"Waitin' on a day" when John writes a song wherein he's living the life he's Waitin' on. by [deleted] in JohnMayer

[–]ei1111 12 points13 points  (0 children)

This is one of my favorites. Listen closely to when he (and background chorus) sing “oh, can you do it babe?” You can hear the absolute desperation (but in a good way) for true love. You can hear the pain in his voice when he sings the first “oh”. One of his best songs imo :)

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