Anthony Jeselnik

But at the end, I just let it keep running.

And at the end, it's her sitting at her kitchen table, kind of deconstructing the interview and being like, you know, I thought he was going to be mean, but he was actually so sweet.

And I think he's just so funny.

And like her talking about me felt like, like that was the goodbye.

Like it was just this like amazing moment to be able to watch after she had passed.

But I thought the world of Joan Rivers.

And it felt good to be able to help her like,

be with the kids again.

She was thrilled to be on Comedy Central and I'm glad she got to be back on The Tonight Show before she passed.

So dumb.

Oh, that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But I get why Carson banned her.

Because she didn't ask permission to be on the show.

I don't know why Leno didn't have her back.

Leno was like, if Carson banned her, it's almost like when Pete Rose got banned and then the guy died like a week later.

And so the next guy couldn't reverse it.

Yeah, because Roselle was so beloved that it's like why can't reverse this this guy just died, right?

One of my, and I love Joan to pieces, but one of my favorite things was when she died.

Twitter was like an outpouring of comedians being like, we love her.