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Live From L.A. (Again)
Netflix launched its new late-night show, “Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney,” on Wednesday. In his monologue, Mulaney promised 12 episodes of a “jazzlike, unpredictable talk show.”
“I’m not gonna lie — we’ve been working on this episode all day. Some crew got here as early as 9 a.m.” — JOHN MULANEY
“I can’t do coke or Adderall anymore, so I’m making it your problem. Will this show get my heart rate up to the level where I feel alive? We shall see.” — JOHN MULANEY
The comedian reminded viewers that he’d had an earlier show with a similar concept: a six-episode live series called “Everybody’s in L.A.” that ended last May. While fans enjoyed its unpredictability, the show’s name was a turnoff in Netflix screen tests, he said: “It turns out that people around the country don’t like L.A.”
“After the fires, I said, ‘Maybe they like us more now,’ so we tested it again, and it turns out, no. People still didn’t.” — JOHN MULANEY
“Netflix actually picked up this show by accident. They thought that it was a true-crime documentary because I look like a disappeared boy.” — JOHN MULANEY
Mulaney also referred to his much-scrutinized personal life with his wife, the actress Olivia Munn, and their two young children before moving on to the night’s guests.
“Yes, I have two children now. One was controversial; one you all seem to be cool with, so thank you so much for that.” — JOHN MULANEY
The Punchiest Punchlines (Bad Education Edition)
“We just learned that the Department of Education is being cut almost in half. Now, if they want to rob us, they’ll have to do it the old-fashioned way: pretending to meet us at a rest stop for sex and then stealing my wallet.” — GREG GUTFELD
The Bits Worth Watching
Jesse Eisenberg discussed producing the documentary “Secret Mall Apartment” on Wednesday’s “Tonight Show.”
What We’re Excited About on Thursday Night
Natasha Rothwell, the returning star of “The White Lotus,” is set to appear on “Late Night with Seth Meyers.”
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