Yes, I meant that at the time that Maron confronted CK (which was after they’d reconciled over their earlier falling out), he considered him a friend. I don’t think he does anymore. He said recently that CK is no longer speaking to him, and he seems fine with that.

X2 what a stupid title

No one is gonna miss you

He’s never going to be on TV (or streaming) again. If he were to put together another show, it would be pretty well ignored and be hosted on his own website. Other actors would refuse to work with him. Yes, he can still perform live, and some people will pay to see him. But I doubt it’s the same people who were buying…

I’ve seen Pete Davidson’s bit about Louis CK trying to get him fired from SNL, then making fun of him for being a predator. I’m sure there’s more out there, and I admit my perspective may be skewed because I’ve just been so disappointed in how many comedians have either chosen to stay silent or outright support CK.

He basically called out CK for lying to him about the allegations. It’s on his preamble on episode 845, with Kim Deal from the Pixies. 

Victims don’t want to relive their trauma unnecessarily, especially when there will be no legal consequences for the accused. News at 11.

So you’ve seen it? Or read a review? Or spoken to someone who did see it and they told you it doesn’t offer any kind of unique perspective?

The media, yes. Everyone else, no. Duck off, nazi trump lover,

Yeah it’s weird. I don’t find her stand up particularly funny, but there’s just something about her personality I love. 

She told the story in one of her books, which apparently I’m the only person who ever read because nobody quoted it after she wasn’t interested in going into detail about the allegations.

i really cant imagine her taking any shit from him.

A lot of older comics may have similar (but maybe not quite as vile) skeletons in their closets from their own drunken early days.

At night, the Chuckle Hut becomes the Laugh Factory.

There’s something I just love about Jen Kirkman.

Small victory, but I feel like older mainstream comedians may have forgiven him. But younger or more alt comedians and podcasters and writers still insult him. The kind of people who influence the next generation more.

I don’t think Martin Short is that funny, but I would never waste anyone’s time lambasting him. I certainly wouldn’t publicly do so in long form if I was a writer for a reasonably well known media company, even if I was completely out of ideas for what to write about. Not only would it be boring and unnecessary, it’s…

Enough with this Louis C.K. stuff, the man has obviously done his penance and been forgiven by everyone he allegedly hurt, all of who have unbelievable stories anyway (notice how they’re all “women” so take whatever they say with a grain of salt).

I am disappointed in this site for continually accusing a man who has…

It’s not remotely surprising. Aside from Marc Maron, virtually every stand-up went radio silent when Louis C.K. admitted he’s an abuser, but they all of course had plenty to say about his right to return to the stage less than a year later.