FULL EPISODE: Tops Off At The Grammys - February 2, 2026
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What is the significance of Catherine O'Hara's legacy?
Hello and welcome to The Last Show, the only program that makes sure your brain won't go to bed hungry. On the show, you'll learn a lot of things. We'll cover a lot of things, and here are some of them. The G-G-G-G-Grammys. I don't know why I said it like that, but lots to cover about the awards ceremony, including two celebrities that showed up topless. Okay, one's Chapel Roan and one's Justin Bieber. Bieber kinda gave an amazing performance as well. Anyway, we'll cover everything you need to know about the awards in about 10 minutes time. Then after that. The doorbell rings, delivery bags hit the counter, and suddenly the day is over. No cooking, no cleanup, just comfort. Halfway through the hour, why delivery and takeout food has become our emotional reward and therapy after a good day or a bad one.
Do we rely on delivery and takeout a little bit too much to make us feel good? That is what we'll answer. Those are some of the topics we'll cover on tonight's show. There will be more, you will learn more, but for now, let's dive in. part of the last show with david cooper call us and join the conversation 1-888-505-6644 sadly on friday actress nay legend katherine o'hara passed and we are joined by media personality caitlin green to discuss just this sad news caitlin welcome to the show
I only hope in life to have like 0.0005% of the impact that Catherine O'Hara did on the people who've worked with her because it's unbelievable to see the outpouring of like love and, and support, but also just awe at her career and what a great person she was following her passing. I mean, I know she was beloved, but man, I feel like it was another level.
How do takeout meals serve as emotional rewards?
And she was so prolific. Like, it's weird. Everyone I've talked to about her says that they love her for like a certain thing. And it's different than the thing that the last person said for my girlfriend who loves Christmas, therefore home alone. It was that for me, it's SCTV. People love the show Schitt's Creek and that's spelled S-C-H-I-T-T regulators. I didn't just swear on the radio for so many people, so many different things that they love that she did.
Well, and also by all accounts that she really was still at the top of her game. And she was in the most recent season of the studio, which I absolutely adored her in. I saw such a crazy outpouring of support from her co-stars there, including, you know, Seth Rogen, Ike Barinholtz and Sarah Pauly.
Can cannabis beverages help reduce alcohol consumption?
Cause she was a, she made cameos. Like there were so many cameos on that show and Catherine O'Hara was fantastic in it. And Schitt's Creek was supposed to be coming back for another season. And that's obviously not going to be happening in the same way anymore. I don't know how that, how that proceeds, but she was so good. And I loved her in all the David guest mockumentaries, you know, a mighty win best in show. Those are movies that cheered me up so much. Anytime I was feeling a bit down, like I turn on best in show and immediately feel better.
Oh, that scene where she's like walking and keeps tripping.
Is it acceptable for friends to use ADHD as an excuse for behavior?
She's like, I didn't really realize that she was such a good like physical comedy actor until I saw a clip of that.
Well, and also I really loved her in a role that I don't know that everyone probably knows her for. But as an elder millennial, this was a big movie for me when I was in high school, Orange County. So she she's in it. Jack Black plays her son and she sort of plays this like aging alcoholic woman and her physical comedy and her delivery in this movie is so good. You start to you're like, who is this starring? Because she's clearly playing like a supporting role. And I would argue that she becomes the lead in almost anything she's in.
At the commercial, you were telling me that her and Jessica Walter as Lucille Bluth in Arrested Development play a certain archetype like so well.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:30
2
What is the significance of Catherine O'Hara's legacy?
0:30–2:19
3
How do takeout meals serve as emotional rewards?
2:19–2:57
4
Can cannabis beverages help reduce alcohol consumption?
2:57–3:30
5
Is it acceptable for friends to use ADHD as an excuse for behavior?
3:30–4:19
6
How do women navigate masculinity contest cultures in the workplace?
4:19–4:49
7
What unintended effects can claiming a business page online have?
4:49–5:42
8
How does dread influence decision-making and well-being?
5:42–1:20:10
Speakers
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