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They will be swing passes to McGrew out of the backfield on 3rd and long. But with two TE's and the best oline in the conference they'll convert 90% of the time
This has to be in Germany. There is a bunch of fat, pastey, white people who love black culture because they feel bad about Hitler. The token black kid looks like fucking Steve Urkel, who just managed to achieve warlock level 47 in WOW.
The Chris Gethard Show
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The Chris Gethard Show
The Chris Gethard Show.jpeg
Created by Chris Gethard
Written by JD Amato
Noah Forman
Chris Gethard
Dru Johnston
Emma Noble
Directed by JD Amato
Starring Chris Gethard
Shannon O'Neill
Bethany Hall
Murf Meyer
David Bluvband
Mimi Fischer
Country of origin United States
Original language(s) English
No. of episodes 155 + 11 specials (MNN)
12 + 1 special (Fusion) (list of episodes)
Production
Location(s) Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States
Running time 60 minutes (MNN)
22 minutes (Fusion, season 1)
43 minutes (Fusion, season 2-)
Production company(s) Funny or Die
Release
Original network MNN (2011-2015)
Fusion (2015-current)
Original release June 22, 2011 – present
External links
Website
The Chris Gethard Show is, according to its website, "the most bizarre and often saddest talk show in New York City."[1] After starting off as a live show[2] at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York, the show moved to cable access on June 22, 2011. It is a call-in and variety show hosted by Chris Gethard that originally aired every Wednesday night at 11:00PM on MNN.[3] It transitioned to the cable channel Fusion on May 28, 2015. The show can also be found distributed across the web. The public-access television show is written and produced by Noah Forman, Dru Johnston, J.D. Amato and Chris Gethard. It is directed by J.D. Amato. The show, known for its "no cool kids" atmosphere,[4] has been called "oddly uplifting",[5] a "cult hit,"[6][7] "an often riveting experiment in seat-of-your-pants broadcasting,"[8] and has gained viewers from around the world.[9]
On January 5, 2016, Gethard announced that the show had been renewed for a second season by Fusion, now expanded to one-hour episodes, to air in the spring.[10]
Contents [hide]
1 Format
2 Cast and crew
2.1 Main cast
2.1.1 Chris Gethard
2.1.2 Shannon O'Neill
2.1.3 The Human Fish
2.1.4 Bethany Hall
2.1.5 Murf Meyer
2.1.6 The Random
2.1.7 Mimi on the Hoops
2.2 Celebrity guests
2.3 Crew
2.4 Regular callers
2.5 Fans and other guests
3 Characters
3.1 Frequent Characters
3.2 Occasional Characters
4 The LLC
5 Episodes
6 Transition to cable
7 References
8 External links
Format[edit]
The format is extremely loose, but almost every episode features the panel interacting with callers. Episodes are usually based around a call-in topic, a game, or occasionally a plot. On public access, every episode ran one-hour in length and broadcast live on Wednesday nights. On cable, season one episodes were taped Tuesdays with a live-streamed interactive taping, with an edited half-hour version premiering on Thursdays. Season two episodes are taped Thursdays, with a live-streamed interactive taping, with an edited one hour version premiering on Wednesdays.
Cast and crew[edit]
Main cast[edit]
Chris Gethard[edit]
Chris Gethard is the show's host, namesake, and an executive producer. Often openly discussing his neuroses, including anxiety and depression, Gethard has a habit of putting himself in painful and/or degrading situations.
Shannon O'Neill[edit]
The artistic director of the Upright Citizens Brigade theatre, Shannon O'Neill is Gethard's sidekick, and often plays the serious straight man, contrasting with Gethard's less-restrained, anxious behavior.
The Human Fish[edit]
The Human Fish is a character performed by comedian David Bluvband. The Human Fish[8] is a half man, half fish hybrid who emerged from the sea in order to learn about humans, almost always dressed in goggles, blue swimming trunks and flippers. The Human Fish always has something on his mind, often phrased in an x vs. y format.[11] The character was briefly retired during the final episode of the first season on MNN, with Bluvband later joining the panel out of character. The Human Fish later returned for the final MNN episode, and remained a main cast member during the Fusion series.
Bethany Hall[edit]
A performer at the UCB Theatre and the show's stage manager,[11] Bethany Hall is known to all as the nicest, kindest and most rational member of the TCGS cast, often protesting the use of violence against Chris or other members of the show. Starting with "The Mole", Bethany serves as the show's "internet liaison", participating with and speaking for the show's chat room.
Murf Meyer[edit]
Murf Meyer is the show's announcer. Otherwise known as The Reservoir Dog, Murf claims to have stolen a handle of whiskey from Gimghoul castle, the headquarters of a secret society based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and is known for his rants about the Order and his attempts to divulge their secrets, which have become the subject of several specials.[12] He proposed to his then-girlfriend Diana Kolsky at the end of the "First Times" episode.
The Random[edit]
The Random is a rotating panelist who, prior to joining the show, must have had no previous interactions with the cast or crew, and remains on the panel for 15 weeks. This tradition began in the second MNN episode, "The Episode Where Everything Started",[13] when a woman named Jean called into the show confused as to what the show was even about. She was asked by Chris if she wanted to join the cast, to which she agreed and immediately became a part of the show, until she left for a job in California 15 weeks later, which begun the 15 week cycle tradition.[14]
There have been eight regular Randoms in total. The only one to remain on the show past their 15 weeks is Alex Clute, known as Random Messenger Bag. During his time as Random, Clute was given an offer by the show's director, J.D. Amato, to restart his tenure if he abandoned a handcuffed Gethard, leaving him at the mercy of cast members who would attack him; staying would result in Clute's departure from the show at the end of the episode. Clute took the offer; upon the conclusion of his time as Random, Clute later joined the show's house band, the llc.
Mimi on the Hoops[edit]
Mimi Fischer - A hooper who hoop-dances behind the cast throughout the entire show.
Celebrity guests[edit]
Throughout the show's run, several guests have appeared on the show and sat on the panel, including Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler, Zach Galifianakis, Sean Combs, Hannibal Buress, Jack McBrayer, Scott Adsit, Bobby Moynihan, Blanche Baker, Matt Besser, Wyatt Cenac, Tami Sagher, Horatio Sanz, Kurt Braunohler, Aidy Bryant, Colt Cabana, Antonio Campos, Kay Cannon, Pat Cassels, Jimmy McMillan, Adam Pally, Grizz Chapman, R. L. Stine, Myq Kaplan, Jordan Klepper, Danny Tamberelli, Nicole Byer, Brady Corbet, Gabe Delahaye, Sean Durkin, Don Fanelli, Jake Fogelnest, Dave Hill, Will Hines, Jesse Lee, Zachary Levi, Joe Machi, Joe Mande, Mike Maronna, Josh Mond, John Mulaney, Griffin Newman, Mike O'Brien, Lennon Parham, DC Pierson, Jeff Rubin, Tom Scharpling, Rich Sommer, Cipha Sounds, Dino Stamatopoulos, Dan St. Germain, John Gemberling, Brian Huskey, James Adomian, Tito Santana, Sal Vulcano and Andrew W.K.
Crew[edit]
The Chris Gethard Show has an ever expanding list of people working behind the scenes to make the show possible. Many have worked several jobs on the show. Much of the crew appears on the show, and can be considered just as much a part of the cast as the panelists.
J.D. Amato - Executive Producer/Director
Noah Forman - Executive Producer/Head Writer
Dru Johnston - Executive Producer/Head Writer
Emma Noble - Writer/Camera Operator
Keith Haskel - Audience Director and "Banana Man"
Andrew "Hotdog" Parrish - Audience Director
Random Orlando - Audience Director
Rob Malone - Audience Director and "World's Greatest Dancer"
"Jersey" Dave Szarejko - Floor Manager
Andrew Flynn Soltys - Assistant Director
Richard Speziale - Audio Mixer and MNN Production
Patrick Cotnoir - Production Coordinator, Camera Operator
Jesse VandenBergh - Camera Operator
Rachel Pegram - Camera Operator
Michael Tannenbaum - Production Coordinator/Phone Screener
Jewel Frankfeldt - Photographer
Zane Van Dusen - Musical Guest Curator
Kiri Oliver - Musical Guest Curator
Heidi Vanderlee - Musical Guest Curator
William Sisskind - Post Production
Brian Miller - Social Media Director
Sean Newman - Post Production
Danny Behar - YouTube Clip Editor, Post Production
Clif Henning - Production Assistant/Logo Maker
Connor Ratliff - Camera Operator and Performer
Rob Spenser - Robo-Camera Operator