Mark Normand: all My Show Notes appearances

Mark Normand is fighting a nasty head cold, and Joe List is back from Medford, Mass., where he shot Dan Boulger’s stand-up special at Deep Cuts and the two traded gifts bought at the same Celtics and Bruins pro shop. Mark falls asleep fully clothed in a hotel sauna in Madison, Joe gets double-scolded at a crosswalk, and a promised early check-in turns into a standoff at the front desk.

Mark Normand and Sam Morril throw a Halloween episode with Jim Florentine, Rachel Feinstein and Ian Fidance, who shows up as Princess Jasmine. Jim tells Crank Yankers stories and explains how he became friends with the man his ex-wife married. Rachel recounts years of stalkers, and a Chucky from a viral subway prank crashes the end.

Joe runs the Tunnel to Towers 5K through a nor’easter, from a bus chase to Red Hook to the fallen-firefighter posters at the finish. Mark gets shaken down for Wi-Fi on the school walk, Minneapolis gets a shout-out, and Joe’s Toronto trip ends with meeting Terry Francona at a Blue Jays game.

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Sam Morril is back from a two-week European stand-up run — Copenhagen age-of-consent bomb, Helsinki sauna whiskey, Stockholm, Athens, heavy Budapest, Zagreb’s Museum of Broken Relationships, Vienna’s Third Man locations, Warsaw / Majdanek. Mark and Sam workshop new bits: saying “I love you” to a girlfriend’s kid before the mom, toddler “stolen valor” baby-doll dad cosplay, a Bangkok genital-enhancement news bit, and a porn-vs-weed “got too strong” analogy.

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Rick’s NYC sleepover with Mark Normand: a cold open, late shows, a documentary idea, and Chaplin’s zigzag.

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The boys are in California for the Netflix festival: where Joe wants to move next, bathroom habits, Stephen King and John Hughes, late-night loneliness on the road, lunch at Norm’s diner, festival lineups next to Bill Burr and Louis C.K., a Bill Simmons podcast, and Joe’s Spokane residency.

Thomas Lennon joins Mark and Sam: the Trading Places musical, visiting Eddie Murphy’s house, the origins of The State and Reno 911!, Broadway, Dennis Rodman and the ’90s Bulls vs. Knicks, Matthew Perry, Night at the Museum, audition heartbreak, YouTube vs. Netflix, and Bob Fosse as the running theme.

Kevin Nealon joins Mark and Sam: bartending at the Improv in the ’80s, SNL cast dynamics and Weekend Update, Norm Macdonald gambling tales, Adam Sandler, Garry Shandling’s wisdom, John Travolta and private jets, Steven Seagal, Hollywood basketball games, Weeds, Rodney Dangerfield, and his new special Loose in the Crotch.

A kooky one: Monster Jam, bowling and nostalgia, a steel-company corporate gig and post-gig strip-club stories, Chattanooga, wrestling, sentimental family items, Austin comedy-scene rumors, and Joe’s show grinding to a depressing halt when an audience member drops a bomb on him.

Mark and Sam recap a chaotic Netflix festival weekend in LA: the Netflix brunch, almost hitching a ride on Jerry Seinfeld’s private jet, and travel disasters. They get into the Kevin Hart roast and how roasts have changed, fart stories, watching movies with a partner, horror and true crime, Seinfeld vs. Curb, and Mad Men.

Mark goes to Nashville with Shane Gillis and runs into Luis J. Gomez, sees Aladdin on Broadway, then disappears to hang with William H. Macy.

William H. Macy joins Mark and Sam to talk Fargo, Boogie Nights and Magnolia, working with David Mamet, Shameless, his new project The Land, Woody Creek Distillers, motorcycles, audition advice, nepotism, AI and mocap, and why most people are terrible storytellers.

Protect Our Parks is back: Joe, Shane Gillis, Mark Normand and Ari Shaffir spend more than three hours on Canadian Froot Loops, commercials, DMT and acid at the fights, bear videos, cups in sports, “gooning,” fraud and Mike Benz, free healthcare, expired medication, the Hulk Hogan doc, Carlin late in life, Dice at MSG, road-comic etiquette, Conor’s emotional warfare, Tires and car washes, Charlie Kirk, and the internet hitting at different ages.

Ari Shaffir joins Mark and Sam for a globe-trotting episode: his eight months in South America, getting denied entry to Nicaragua, partying in Medellín, sneaking booze into soccer games, Knicks playoff hopes, Americans abroad, and the art of storytelling — including whether comedians put out too much content without living life.

Mark Normand is back on the Harland Highway, and it’s hot in the studio. Harland and Mark trade bits about pets, odd habits and grooming, then get into fatherhood (Mark’s a new dad), childhood snacks, placenta and breast milk, birth stories, parenting advice, teriyaki, robots and wildlife, and a childhood tooth story. Harland also announces his movie Wingman.

Mark Normand joins Bobby, Khalyla and Jaime after Jaime’s “aura” check. They praise skaters, rank the most attractive sports to play, debate insane age gaps in relationships, decide Daniel Day-Lewis would be an annoying hang, and ask whether Bobby is a top-five podcast host. Bobby also plugs his Finally tour ahead of his Hulu special.

Episode highlights: Mark on Late Night with Seth Meyers · Joe betrayed by McDonald's · Mark caught stealing

Mark and Sam celebrate a Netflix Top 10, talk late-night TV and the Oscars, then Sean Giambrone and Gaten Matarazzo join to talk child stardom, weird auditions, old movies, Cary Grant, Star Wars, why Gen Z drinks less, and their new comedy Pizza Movie.

Mark Normand is back with Joe for nearly three hours: fake war videos, the Epstein files, how porn changed, Wilderness Cooking, loneliness in the information age, California red tape, the ’94 crime bill, Zach Galifianakis and the Purple Onion, fake accusations and Depp vs. Heard, making up with Marc Maron, the Austin vs. New York comedy debate, the James Webb telescope, Jelly Roll’s weight loss, and Opie & Anthony.

Adam Carolla joins Mark and Sam: the Elliott Gould interview, negging and dating apps, options overload, nanny scandals, parenting, vintage Porsches and Laguna Seca, a Seinfeld snub, the rich-man-poor-man bit, Leno car stories, staying humble, boutique-hotel bathroom horror, and why you never ask someone to guess what your sweater cost.

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The We Might Be Drunk Podcast episode featuring guest Greg Fitzsimmons covers a variety of topics, often blending personal anecdotes with observations on the comedy industry and modern life. The episode can be segmented and summarized as follows:

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Special Format Notes: This was an early-morning recording, noted by the hosts. There were some microphone issues in the beginning.

In episode 617 of Tuesdays with Stories, titled "Snap, Crackle, Pop Warner", comedians Mark Normand and Joe List return after their longest break ever — a five-week recording hiatus. What follows is a high-speed breakdown of social awkwardness, travel chaos, and deeply absurd real-world commentary.

Hosts Sam Morril and Mark Normand are joined by comedians Mike Lawrence and Mike Vecchione. The episode features the hosts and guests reminiscing about their early days in the New York City comedy scene, sharing wild anecdotes from various clubs, and discussing the struggles of the comedy industry. Topics range from their comedy heroes to the frustrations of selling a TV show with actor Brian Cox.

Mark Normand and Sam Morril kick off the episode with stories from the Comedy Cellar, including spotting Adam Sandler and NBA star Karl-Anthony Towns (aka "Bodega Cat"). A discussion follows about Bodega Cat merchandise and the comedy world’s intersection with celebrity culture in New York City.

Mark and Joe record live at the Comedy Store during Netflix Is a Joke Fest: hotel and pool antics, party recaps and dental advice, Kerryn Feehan joins for trivia, then Bobby Lee drops in for anatomy and awkward talk, with Whitney Cummings and Luke Mones, and an audience Q&A.

Bobby Lee joins Mark and Sam: why he’s still salty about Sam bumping him at the Improv years ago, why Bobby is a thing, uncomfortable stories, Asian fusion food, LA comedy-club drama, how he got his start on MADtv, and why he still loves Khalyla. Plus a push for a “We Might Be Bad Friends” tour and Bodega Cat rye.

Re-release. Originally aired June 8, 2021 (ET); these notes were posted Oct 29, 2026. Source: YouTube publish date, Jun 7, 2021 9:00 PM PT.

Mark and Joe open with studio banter before diving into a run of travel disaster stories: Joe's nightmare three-hour crawl off a JFK tarmac after an early landing, the logistics of flying internationally with a toddler, and a culture-shock trip through Dublin and Belfast.

Mark and Joe go live in LA with Greg Fitzsimmons, Fahim Anwar and a surprise Bill Burr: college detours, heroes vs. gyros, old bar hurricane bowls, impressions, bombing on stage, and stories where everyone involved is dead now. Filmed by Jason Katz.

Mark gets the super flu and has a pharmacy confrontation. Then Mark gets pressured into a car-hygiene fix at a Jersey car wash, the guys talk club green-room etiquette, airport baggage problems and driving in New York, and Mark gives an inappropriate pep talk to a hockey team.

Mark Normand takes his shoes off for the seventh time. He and Rick talk travel fatigue, tall people and hook shots, the anatomy of confidence, puns, comedy craft and momentum, insecurity, viral moments, Seinfeld, introversion, Disney trips, backstage etiquette, specials (including his Netflix hour None Too Pleased), and Vegas health scares. Plus Taran Killam’s apology.

Watch Episode ✓ Complete Transcript — Show notes cover the full 1:02:11 episode 01Quick Reference Sponsors & Strong Recommendations BlueChew Gold — ED chewable, 4-in-1, dissolves under tongue, ready in ~15 min; 10% off with code TUESDAYS at BlueChew.com Shopify — Powers ~10% of US e-commerce; $1/month trial at shopify.com/tuesdays Kalshi — Largest US prediction market; $10 bonus with code TUESDAY at kalshi.com/r/TUESDAY Patreon — Bonus content including "Musk TV" at patreon.com/tuesdays You'll Love This Episode If You're Into… Streaming special politics and "dangerous joke" debates Stand-up comedy road stories and open-mic grind nostalgia New York vs Austin culture, crime, and quality of life Bar fights, spleen horror, and ambulance vs Uber hacks Parenting in Tribeca and celebrity run-ins (Claire Danes!) Gross but legendary on-mic fart moments Green room weed culture and body hair debates 3 Best Quotes "I want you to admit on this call that there are dangerous people." — Mark to Hulu execs "He didn't realize he had been stabbed in the spleen… they had to take his spleen out." — Joe "You put [it] on the internet, that's where the fire [starts]." — Mark on social media vs TV Total Count (Full Episode) 0 Books · ~8 Products/Services · 25+ People · 25+ Concepts/Ideas 02Episode Overview Mark and Joe bounce through bar-fight spleen horror, the politics of a censored Muslim joke on a Hulu special, a double-barrel historic fart on mic, and the eternal debate over women's armpit hair vs leg hair.