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3pipeproblemI figured I should watch it, seeing as we share a psychic bond and all, and man, I'm glad I did. My brother taped it, and I'll probably watch it again tomorrow, after I watch Suicide Kings (I own it. It has Jay Mohr!)
Kiefer Sutherland was there, looking adorable (yay! eye candy!), and Dean Winters (although there were only two shots of him). Christopher Walken gave this very nice, very slashy, and very creepy speech ("He puts make up on his hands. He doesn't have to.") And it was just funny to hear them reference all the crappy movies Denis Leary has been in. Hmmm, this really isn't going anywhere. I'm just going to end up listing all the people who were really funny.
You know what else I like about comedians? No, you don't, sucker, so you have to read my answer. Unless you're Denis Leary and you share a psychic bond with me, in which case you probably do know. You can skip this, then. I love how friendly comedians are. I mean, the whole thing consisted of everyone mocking Leary ruthlessly, but you could tell they all cared about him. And he'd known a couple of them since college and had some really great stories to tell at the end of it ("Fuck the Kennedys! Vote for Lenny!"). Being a comedian seems (granted, it probably isn't) like such a nice profession, because there's this camaraderie amongst all of them. Jay Mohr does Christopher Walken impressions (although Walken isn't technically a comedian), Walken appears at Leary's roast, they do gigs together (gigs, not jigs). Most of the people obviously have a good sense of humor, so watching the roast was like watching a bunch of really funny people hang out.
Oh, and Denis Leary's priest? Funny beyond words! "He knows when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake, he knows if you've been bad or good...but I could quote scripture forever."
Now, I have no idea if this guy is Leary's actual priest, but if the pastors at my church acted like that, I'd be much more inclined towards organized religion.
Kiefer Sutherland was there, looking adorable (yay! eye candy!), and Dean Winters (although there were only two shots of him). Christopher Walken gave this very nice, very slashy, and very creepy speech ("He puts make up on his hands. He doesn't have to.") And it was just funny to hear them reference all the crappy movies Denis Leary has been in. Hmmm, this really isn't going anywhere. I'm just going to end up listing all the people who were really funny.
You know what else I like about comedians? No, you don't, sucker, so you have to read my answer. Unless you're Denis Leary and you share a psychic bond with me, in which case you probably do know. You can skip this, then. I love how friendly comedians are. I mean, the whole thing consisted of everyone mocking Leary ruthlessly, but you could tell they all cared about him. And he'd known a couple of them since college and had some really great stories to tell at the end of it ("Fuck the Kennedys! Vote for Lenny!"). Being a comedian seems (granted, it probably isn't) like such a nice profession, because there's this camaraderie amongst all of them. Jay Mohr does Christopher Walken impressions (although Walken isn't technically a comedian), Walken appears at Leary's roast, they do gigs together (gigs, not jigs). Most of the people obviously have a good sense of humor, so watching the roast was like watching a bunch of really funny people hang out.
Oh, and Denis Leary's priest? Funny beyond words! "He knows when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake, he knows if you've been bad or good...but I could quote scripture forever."
Now, I have no idea if this guy is Leary's actual priest, but if the pastors at my church acted like that, I'd be much more inclined towards organized religion.
