[deanster321]

I like Shakespeare. Never heard Caligula. If nothing else, that's a great title.

[JayDanielHammer]

Originally Posted by Star Slight

Starts tomorrow at 10:30. Love the dude but don't know how well this will translate to the format

Here's a preview

Interesting to see Schumer on the show, I assume they got back together


Monologue was lacking. Who Wore it Better was funny though

Referenced her as his gf a bunch on his AMA on Reddit today/yesterday.

[suicidesaints]

Really looking forward to this. Shakespeare was one of the best comedy albums in a while. Caligula was great (but felt a little stale after Shakespeare.) Hoping/expecting good things out of this

[popdisaster00]

Originally Posted by Cody Nelson

Have you heard Caligula yet?

Apparently, I'm just going to reply to every single post in here.

Haven't heard it. I assume its on spotify?

[CallMeTroy]

Jeselnik was my favourite comedian for years, and I still think he makes brilliant jokes, but I'd agree that his Demetri-Martin-meets-Andrew-Dice-Clay persona has become a bit stale. Anyway, I'm glad he's finally getting all the recognition he deserves and I'll be tuning in tonight for sure.

EDIT: That monologue was fucking hilarious, especially the bits about Chris Brown's car, and Guy Fieri.

[brook183]

I didn't find that monologue to be very funny. A few giggles.

[Cody Nelson]

Originally Posted by brook183

I didn't find that monologue to be very funny. A few giggles.

Thoughts about the ending bit?

[brook183]

The Who Wore It Better part? Hit or miss really, I laughed at Guy Fieri pretty good haha.

[phaynes1]

Caligula is fantastic. Very excited to check this out.

[brandon_260]

I've still got to watch or listen to Caligula, but Shakespeare is one of my favorite comedy albums. I hope this turns out well.

[aolsux]

Caligula was incredible. He's a good comic who I think hasn't peaked to his potential yet, I hope his show can help him reach that.

[deadkidsean]

Originally Posted by aolsux

Caligula was incredible. He's a good comic who I think hasn't peaked to his potential yet, I hope his show can help him reach that.

Curious as to what more you want out of him. While I'm sure he will be able to write better jokes (not that his jokes now aren't incredible ... all comics inherently get better), I'm not certain there's any logic behind him reaching some sort of potential he hasn't yet. And a cable show won't truly allow for that.

[aolsux]

Originally Posted by deadkidsean

Curious as to what more you want out of him. While I'm sure he will be able to write better jokes (not that his jokes now aren't incredible ... all comics inherently get better), I'm not certain there's any logic behind him reaching some sort of potential he hasn't yet. And a cable show won't truly allow for that.

I don't expect anything, I just made the statement that the best is yet to come from him.

[brandon_260]

Jokes at Guy Fieri will never not land for me.

[CallMeTroy]

"... a pannel that's better than Chelsea Lately's because are you fucking kidding me?"

EDIT: Amy Schumer is not funny in this.

EDIT II: The entire pannel isn't funny in this.