Colin Quinn is a stand-up comic, on-air personality, actor, and author of several books, among them "Overstated: A Coast to Coast Roast of the 50 States." • Colin Quinn: Our Time ... www.colinquinn.com
“You know, a lot of times comedians have ironic nicknames. A fat guy being called tiny. A sad guy being called happy. A guy named Vos being called Rich.”
Hearing Collin saying to Joe "I think it started way before then. I think we did it to ourselves" in the face of Joe telling him about Bezmenov is excruciating though. People don't get it. McCarthy was right, and his over-reaction and all of the slandering of people as secret communists was ALL a part of the plan. Within no time at all the movement of people spreading the ideology don't even realize they are carrying a message that the Soviets implanted. The Soviet Union just didn't last long enough, and the irony is they pretend Putin wants it back. He does, but his entire deal is ideologically different.
RIP Patrice. I watched it every night and I feel privileged to live at a time when people were liberal enough to handle sue Costello calling Patrice O'Neal "king kong". If bill Maher had any experience with that show Bill Burr would not have been able to "tough crowd" him because he would have known enough just to say "shut up stupid"
Norm McDonald and Colin Quinn along with Patrice O’Neal are my top three I’ve seen perform in real life, Thank you Col for all your contributions to comedy! ( I remember when he asked Norm on O and A about their elevator “passing of the torch!”) Lol classic Quinn anecdote and classic Norm response!!!! Look it up if you’re stand up “enthusiasts” lol
A lot more enjoyable than Distefano babbling for 2 1/2 hours straight about how mental he is. One real long run on sentence. This was a lot more easier to listen to for sure.
0:00:00 - Joe Rogan Club Experience: Dealing with Audience Hecklers 0:02:15 - Joey Diaz and Joe DeRosa's Culinary Ventures: From Comedy to Sub Shop 0:09:13 - Reflection and Regret over Hurtful Words 0:10:08 - Navigating Comedy and Immediate Audience Feedback 0:18:28 - College Influenced Protests by George Soros and Final Exams 0:21:14 - Infiltration of Ideologies in American Universities 0:28:00 - Bruce Lee and Karate Legends: The Rise of Martial Arts 0:30:04 - Exposing Fake Martial Artists and the McDojo Culture 0:37:45 - Killer Whales: Mighty Protectors of the Ocean 0:40:31 - Neighborhood Chronicles: Tales from Hell's Kitchen 0:47:39 - Times Square and the Adult Film Industry 0:48:20 - Changing Perspectives on Pornography 0:56:23 - Jackie Gleason and Walter Tevis: The Hustler Revisited 0:57:36 - Anna Taylor Joy and Martial Arts Adventures 1:05:46 - Joe's Early Comedy Journey and Transition to Acting 1:07:21 - Challenges in the TV Industry and Flexibility in Roles 1:15:06 - Comanche Indians and Texas Rangers: Tales of Brutality 1:17:37 - Mick Jagger's Secret Acts of Kindness: Untold Stories 1:25:44 - Christopher Nolan & Dave Vitell: Creativity without Technology 1:27:11 - JK Rowling & Cancel Culture: Standing Firm on Opinions 1:35:39 - Smoking Epidemic: Deception and Acceptance 1:36:21 - Karate Deception: Fake Black Belt Murderer 1:45:26 - Fayelo's Deadly Actions and Cover-Up of Maria Cruz's Death 1:46:29 - Investigation and Ex-Boyfriend's Revelation in Maria Cruz's Case 1:55:45 - Al Cantor and Dave Dolan: The Unseen Comedic Geniuses 2:00:18 - Forrester's Syndrome and The Comedy Revolution 2:06:24 - Greg Gerardo and Patrice - A Brush with the Past 2:08:26 - Lenny Clark and the Comedy Industry Scandal 2:15:13 - Remembering Greg Geraldo and Brody Stevens 2:17:27 - The Tough Path of Comedy and Resilience 2:24:48 - Colin Quinn coaching and stage pressure 2:25:51 - Chaz and CHAZ zone protest Selected Mentions: Bert Reynolds - 0:53:60, 0:54:19, 0:54:23, 0:54:38, 0:54:38, 0:54:55, 0:55:22 Bill Clinton - 1:27:11 Bill Murray - 0:55:34 Bruce Lee - 0:16:12, 0:16:29, 0:17:25, 0:27:04, 0:27:10, 0:27:27, 0:28:27, 0:29:01, 0:29:05, 0:29:28 J.K. Rowling - 1:26:53 Jesus Christ - 0:17:18, 1:12:31, 1:12:32, 1:46:19, 2:09:07 More details are available at jre.ai/
@@beauclark1650”you and this guy trashing me, I mean I like Colin but what’s he doing? I can’t tell you the level of rage I felt at this back alley Tunisian knife fighter”
Shout out to Robert Kelly and Sometimes Colin Quinn, the literally best quinn roasts of all time. "Why don't you go stomp out a fire in the congo, you fucking rhino", "Why don't you go charge a wildebeest"
Seriously, what's stopping Colin from resurrecting Tough Crowd for an online show? He's got enough top comic guests that are surely willing to get it up on its' feet for months. It was ahead of its time in the early 2000's but it's perfectly designed for right here and now. Stop reminiscing about what it could have been and just do it over like a boss.
Jaime deserves a lot of credit on his quick turnaround time getting these episodes edited and posted. I appreciate the fact we arent watching something recorded 6 months ago ❤
50 years from today, we will be nothing more than photographs in someone’s family album. 100 years from today, if they didn’t write your name on the back of your picture, no one will even remember your name.
______ is the most ______ person in history. Insert whoever you like and what they do, and you get 20k likes and 10k more comments with people arguing whether it’s true or not. It’s a great formula for exposure
@@lakefviltuk1681 the irony of your comment is delicious... Imagine disagreeing with someone with absolutely no counter argument. You just stomp your feet & yell: "NUH-UH!" And you have the audacity to call someone else emotional... 🤣
@@DeckofLies you think I commented for exposure? How would that work? It is all to drive people to my channel that has no content? Or you think I am working for Joe Rogan...the most popular podcaster on planet earth, because he needs my help for exposure? I'd like to hear more about this brilliant marketing theory you're developing.
Chris: New York is the worst it's ever been!! My cop friends tell me it's terrible! vs Colin: New York was way more dangerous when I was a kid, this is a joke. 😂
Glad to see everyone paying respects to Colin. I hope you all went and subscribed to his youtube show, its mostly tours around historic NY sites but hes still fking got it
JRE would be a great place to do a Tough Crowd reunion. Have them every few months/years like "protect our parks". Old ones like Colin, Rogan, Nick Dip, Norton, Vos as well as newer guys like derosa, gillis and maybe even nick mullen if he's willing
First time I saw Colin Quinn, he was like the MC on that 1st game show they had on MTV back in the 80's. His only job that I remember was a mid-show breakdown of how stupid the 3 contestants looked. The host, who I can not remember, would come back from the first commercial break and ask Colin what he thought about the contestants so far, and he'd have these hilarious insults for all 3 of them. It was F'ing hilarious. He's also low key the unintentionally funniest SNL Weekend Update. His self deprecation when his jokes bombed was the best part of the segment. I LOVE Norm McDonald, and he get's the official crown, but Colin gets the Unofficial crown.
Man, Colin is so funny, a true comedian. Doing his special in front of a therapists convention is absolutely fucking gold. And he just casually mentioned it in reference to what they're talking about. Leg.End.
@@Fstate Yeah like Atrazine effecting wildlife's hormonal balance and sexuality, The Bohemian Grove, Epstein's Island, The Bilderberg Group, human-animal hybrids, etc. Yes, Jones was incredibly wrong about Sandy Hook and no one should take everything that any of the 3 say as gospel, but to act like every single thing that they have ever discussed is misinformation is blatantly obtuse and arrogant.
Bashing Fat Bob Kelly and Yuckmouth (Vos) are two of my favorite O&A episodes, as Colin rips each of those guys apart with some of the best insults you’ll ever hear. “Bob shoukd be throwing a spear at a whale in Manitoba…whipping huskies on a sled”, not to mention comparing him to a last minute gift at a Beijing airport. But his best line to Bobby was telling him, “your problem is that you wanna live the American dream and you’re unfit for it.” 😂
Someone in the comments said Joe Derosa looks like Jared from Subway. Spot on! Derosa's got a sub shop. I refuse to support an Egyptian run business because it's probably a pyramid scheme. "You either die selling footlong heroes or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain." - Jared from Subway
That almost 10 years ago to the day. 10 years and a few weeks ago. Which opened up a bag of snakes, they learned how bad her alcoholism was during that week.
Shane Gillis, Dan Soder, Bert Kreischer... you don't see them as humorous? Honest question. I have been a huge fan of Quinn since his Remote Control days on MTV. Who else would you put on his level?
I recommend everyone who got time to go watch the whole tough crowd compilation of Pat oneal on the show ( about 8 hours or so total) worth the binge and to see how much society have changed..but in the same time havent.
Colin’s comparison of Mecca to Medina at around 1:21:00 is brilliant! He compared Mecca to Springsteen and Medina to John Mellencamp. 😂 Too bad it didn’t get a laugh.
