Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
You're listening to Comedy Central.
Our guest tonight is a former failed correspondent at The Daily Show. He's done nothing since then.
Chapter 2: Who is John Oliver and what was his experience on The Daily Show?
Please welcome Mr. John Oliver.
All right, all right.
We get it. Enough already. Enough. I agree with you more than I agree with them. Well, well, well, look who's come crawling back. Yes. We're all started. I know. It's pretty weird to be back. I do not like being in that guest room at all. Oh, really? That was the one room where I worked here you were not allowed to go in, and I don't like being in it now.
It feels like I'm doing something wrong by being inside it. You never snuck in to see a guest? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. And we were never allowed to really be in there because it had to be kept nice for the guests. And it never really occurred to me one day I might be that, and I still don't feel it. So I put my bag in there and then stood in the corridor for the rest of the day.
I don't want to be in there at all. Yeah, but this place brings back so many memories. You were here. You were in this building. I was very much in this building. This was the reason I came to America. And I was here for eight years. Yeah, same.
Yeah. That's why...
That's why I was so happy you came on, because people don't know by looking at us, but we actually have very similar backgrounds, because we both joined the show. I moved to America to do this show, just like you. And when I first joined the show, the Daily Show alumni network is so strong, I asked to meet up with Mr. Oliver. You came to the office. Mr. Oliver.
Wow.
He was Mr. Oliver. I was like, there's no way this guy's going to let me meet up with him. And you were like, no, come before work. There's nothing I like more than talking to people who have questions about how to make field pieces. Yeah. Because it's such a narrow set of skills. Yes. And all of your questions were great. I remember you leaving and thinking, oh, you're going to be fine.
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Chapter 3: What insights does Jimmy Kimmel share about his hosting journey?
I won't touch that one, but that's good. No, that's not one you want to touch. It's more of his fingers are sliding down there. I don't know what happened there. This thing's going right to the museum. A lot of evidence there. This is really good. This is fantabulous. Thank you, thank you. Are you enjoying your show? Yes. It's super fun. It's a grind, but it's like whatever.
It's like we get to have fun people on the show. It's just we have to work a lot.
I called you. I called Jimmy. This was a while back. I could not contain myself. Do we have the picture of the event? This is a picture of Jimmy dressed as Neil Young, and he's singing next to Bruce Springsteen, dressed like 70s Bruce Springsteen. They're singing, what is it? Whip My Hair.
Whip My Hair.
Yeah, by Will Smith.
Whip my hair back and forth.
It was hilarious. You gotta whip your. Whip my hair back and forth. You gotta whip your. I'm not jumping in, by the way. Whoa. No, yeah. Do you remember what you said? You gotta whip your. You gotta whip your hair. That's the only impression I can do. That's a good Bruce Springsteen. Thank you. You called me up and said some two very nice words.
Oh.
you you really did you said you said that and i go and i go john stewart yeah you know you're the first person to call me in in in general when i first got late night my first uh i got late night i got it i didn't get an office so the day i went on the air and you called me first and they go john stewart's on the phone i go this is insane tell me and and i said i'm gonna go don't think you can come after me kid yeah
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