Jorma
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97 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Jorma’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm blown away by this breakthrough new character. And now I'm gonna go to an old character that I feel like was really, this is, all right, that was outside of the comfort zone that I know Andy from. Inside is Griff Banks. Someone wrote, is it true that Lorne once won an arm wrestling contest against Andy to cut Griff Banks the sensitive bullet?
He just got it. I like that comment, though. You can see a group being sensitive bully on YouTube. We did it as a second.
Yeah.
I like the idea that somebody's like, Andy's really mad about it. And Lauren just starts unbuttoning his shirt. And he's like, send him in.
You can, yes. Which we haven't done many times, but a couple of times, great acclaim with cut Andy sketches. Want to come with?
And we did during the pandemic, we did Unicorn. Ah, yes. Yeah. We have voice notes as well. Oh, cool. Just from listeners? This is from a listener. We had some listeners calling. Great. Cool.
Hey, Jada here from the East Bay. I was exposed to you guys in elementary school and have been a big fan ever since. But that resulted in a few instances of me telling teachers I need to take a jizz because I thought it meant pee. So thanks for making me grow up weird. Also, my most prized possession is a turtleneck and chain vinyl that I have signed by Yorma.
So Andy and Keeve, when can you guys complete it? Maybe on the next tour? Seth, you can sign it too, I guess.
This part definitely cut out. I would just like to leave in Jorm saying we can cut this out and then me just confirming how happy I am that we're cutting it out. All right, I'm back in business.
Seth's card is no longer full. Three shot jocks back on the scene. I had a little technical glitch and ate up three minutes of Andy's day and he went pretty hard. To be fair, you waited 90 seconds before you started laying into me.
Another new guy. It's a new character workshop. So my whole family, while I'm doing this with you gentlemen, is horseback riding. They're making memories. See? I'm sorry.
I was just going to say, though, I'm so relieved that I'm here. Right, yeah. You know, there are many things my family could be doing right now where I would feel bad that I was doing this instead, but not being on a horse right now is bringing me joy.
Here's one. I actually weirdly don't feel like I know the answer to this, and I'm ashamed. Okay. Question on bleeping songs in the broadcast. Does the studio audience hear the unbleeped version live, even though a bleeped version goes out on air?
No way around it. Here I go. I did notice that the uncensored version now has more views.
I believe so, despite the incredible head start that the broadcast version has.
Comedy-wise, I don't think it matters. Musically-wise, it's so much better.
Because I will double down on that when you hear a beep in a song, you're basically, your brain is saying the word, but it just sounds less pleasant.
I usually agree with that.
Well, I would just say Lincoln Llama and the Showgirl has come up recently because it falsely was attributed to something that I had come up with, which is very not true. It has been around forever. It made me very happy every time I wrote something that took place backstage to know that they would go get Lincoln Llama and a Showgirl. And I just think, I wish I could say whose idea it was.
It is the very funny trio of things to put backstage to hint at a sketch that is about to come. And it screams live showbiz. What year did it start getting implemented?
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