Jim and Eddie Talk Shit

[Neil T]

Eddie cannot be a comedian. Not only has he said literally nothing funny in over 150 hours of this show, but he talked about a man turning blue and mentioned this man turning blue about 43 times.

On the second mention, I thought, well here comes the joke about The Blue Man Group -- I would have said something like "Well, he can make up some of the money he needs by going to Vegas and joining a group of other blue men."

After the 42nd mention, Jim finally had to step in with that joke, as clearly Eddie was too stupid to think of it.

On a happier note, Farside's Mom is doing well for herself in the film business!

[Fuckface]

Before I scrolled down to reveal that this person is a woman I thought to myself, Hey, Ozzie's looking good these days!

[2bor]

I remember when I started listening to this pod back when it started I had to look up Eddie on youtube to make sure he was actually a comedian. I have hated him from the start. His youtube collection certainly doesn’t help. Only thing that ever happen because of him was Jim constantly saying he has aids.

[Neil T]

Good News/Bad News: Jim's show got picked up!

www.deadline.com/2012/06/fx-picks-up-jim-jefferies-comedy-legit-to-series-with-13-episode-order/

"FX Picks Up Comedy Series ‘Legit’ Starring Australian Comedian Jim Jefferies
By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Wednesday June 6, 2012 @ 11:16am PDTTags: FX, Jeff Jefferies, Legit
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Nellie Andreeva

FX has picked up comedy pilot presentation Legit starring Australian comedian Jim Jefferies to series with a 13-episode order. The scripted comedy, co-created by Peter O’Fallon and Jefferies, is about a comedian, “Jim” (Jefferies) and his misguided attempts to become legitimate in life. He is encouraged in his quest by his best friend Steve (Dan Bakkedahl), and Steve’s brother Billy (D.J. Qualls). O’Fallon (The Riches), who directed the pilot, Jefferies and Rick Cleveland (Nurse Jackie) serve as Executive Producers, along with Lisa Blum of New Wave Entertainment. The series, produced FX Prods, will debut in January 2013. “This is going to be a breakout vehicle for Jim,” said Nick Grad, FX’s EP of Original Programming. “He has such a unique voice which is the common trait of any great comedian. It just happens to be spoken with an Australian accent.” Said Jefferies, “FX has set the bar so high with shows like Louie and Sunny, but I believe Peter and I have created something special. The cast is amazing and FX has given us all the freedom we need.” This is the second FX comedy series co-created and starring an Australian, joining Wilfred, co-created/toplined by Jason Gann. FX’s comedy roster also includes It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The League, Archer, Louie and late-night entries Brand X with Russell Brand and Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell. Legit was packaged by CAA."

[Neil T]

[Neil T]