London
Well I did my first show in London at the Soho theater and it was great. Really great. At least I thought so. The audience hated it. Just kidding. I killed, they laughed and applauded and bla bla and who cares, right? See? Way more interesting when you bomb.
The staff at the SOHO are really really nice young folks and they were good to me. The audience was smart and enthusiastic. I am glad because I'll be there for the next two weeks.
Yesterday I appeared on a show here called "Richard and Judy". It's like Regis and Kelley. It's on at 5pm and mostly housewives and prisoners watch it. I was reminded about 48 times that you can't swear on the show. Also the "Judy" part of the show was on vacation, so filling in for her was Baby Spice, who now goes by Emma, and . The interview starts with Ricky Gervais sending me a personal message, which was really cool....
Awkward at the end there. I don't know what his problem was with Chris Rock. I was told after that Chris was on his show and Richard thought he was rude. I can guarantee he wasn't. Chris is a very courteous almost old fashioned nice young black man. Also he's a lot funnier than this Richard cunt with his shitty beer joke.
After my segment they spent ten minutes making fun of the way the Prime Minister dresses. What kind of poeple are these?? who gives a shit what a politician wears?
LCK
Posted by Louie in on July 30, 2008 | Comments [ 3 ]
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I posted the video on youtube, but I'm neither a criminal or a housewife - just as well, or you'd not have it to use eh? Silly twat.
By the way, I was amazed at the way you compared the buffoonery of Madeley with Chris Rock's comedy. You should have done some homework before appearing on the show - he's always a muppet.
It was great to see you on that show, where the cultural shock for Britain must have been like what Americans in the 60's must have felt when they saw they Beatles on Ed Sullivan.
What was his obsession with you stones? Doesn't he understand that it's all just a delicious mound of cake and doughnuts?
Lots of love and have a good time on the rest of your tour, you sweaty orangutan.
Your biggest fan,
Giancarlo
His beer "joke" was just a mangled and unfunny version of the joke Woody Allen tells at the beginning of Annie Hall.
Great site Louis!