Also, I'm happy for Steve that at least now he gets to do King Tut with his bluegrass band. A version of it is on one of his albums, and it's great.

Oh good, honestly I'm glad other cities get good shows. Everybody's sets were fantastic. What exactly did FOTC say, if you don't mind my asking?

I think it's the old person esque unwillingness to figure it out. "That Tweeter or Twitterer or whatever thingamadoo."

Chancy at best?

I just feel like, if you've seen the Internet at all the past couple years, dropping money on a ticket to wait 5 hours to see Dave Chappelle is a pretty risky gamble.

Not a dig on you, but what bugs me about there being "opening acts" is that they were ALL famous!

"Like an enforcer in the NHL."

Who wants tableside pancakes?? #Prince

My friends and I who also went figured that every act was reporting how bad the audience was after they finished, so by the time Chappelle came out he probably knew he wasn't getting far.

Don't forget "GET IN THE HOLE!" guy at every non-putt of every golf tournament.

"hecklers/people who talk during a show (two very different things)"

Steve Martin can't even open up a intellectual interview to the public without people requesting to hear about his old material: http://www.nytimes.com/2010…

One of the few jokes Chappelle told last night was along the lines of:

Demetri Martin was at Hartford too. It pissed me off, the same audience members who weren't shutting the fuck up for Chappelle were flatlining for everybody who wasn't Chappelle or Conchords. Even Demetri Martin, the tamest stand-up comedian around these days (in a good way), at one point was like "I thought that was…

Just like how at every golf tournament pro-am Bill Murray plays, everyone asks him to do the Carl Spackler voice. No fucking way he'll ever do that again.

@avclub-9482132e935c42a1e245509adbc18973:disqus Yeah, anybody who knows anything about concerts knows that the headliners go last.

I want to marry the Wendy's girl too. You: outside, now.

Oh fuck.

She'll pay Sea Bass's dad.

Connecticut has a relatively neutral accent.