Pete Holmes / Ian Bagg

Talk of Ages

Mike Tully

Music, Music History, Jasonellisshowsiriusxmmadscientistpartyhour

5 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2018

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Pete Holmes discusses the season finale of his HBO series "Crashing." Then, comedian Ian Bagg on telling jokes, mining gold, and acting in the cinematic classic "MXP: Most Extreme Primate."

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0:00.0	Okay, you ready to start this show!
0:03.0	Your host to the evening is a really funny dude.
0:08.0	I forgot his last name, but I've seen him before and he's really funny.
0:11.0	Give it up for Mike.
0:13.0	Oh, it's all.
0:14.0	Coming to you live on tape.
0:17.0	Coming to you live on tape from the lucky 13th floor of a commercial high rise in beautiful Beverly Hills adjacent
0:26.2	California from the studios of Sirius XM West, boasting an obstructed view of the world famous Hollywood sign.
0:35.2	This is the Tully show.
0:36.8	I am your host, Mike Tully.
0:39.2	Joining me today, an accomplished
0:41.9	and a downright beloved comedian comedian the host of the You Made It Weird
0:45.7	Podcast and most importantly the star of the television comedy series Crashing
0:50.9	who season finale airs Sunday night on HBO.
0:54.9	Hello and welcome Pete Holmes.
0:56.7	Hello.
0:57.9	That was wonderful.
0:59.4	Did you write that to Time Out
1:01.0	so when you said your name, the music changed? I love it when I nail that.
1:03.9	You nailed it! You nailed it. I'm very impressed. I'm a little bit impressed with myself.
1:09.2	You should be impressed. And I'm also impressed.
1:11.2	If Mitch Hedberg used to have a joke about sinking a pool ball
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