Yeah, I hope Jeff Dunham got a crapload of money for doing the show because the exposure and the pressure for new material is going to kill his act for all time. He had some great characters there but he's going to run out of ways to say "Shut up, or I kill you!"I am reminded of one other who over exposed his standup act.Excuuuuse Me!
Quote from: QwazyWabbit on November 14, 2009, 07:30:15 PMYeah, I hope Jeff Dunham got a crapload of money for doing the show because the exposure and the pressure for new material is going to kill his act for all time. He had some great characters there but he's going to run out of ways to say "Shut up, or I kill you!"I am reminded of one other who over exposed his standup act.Excuuuuse Me!I don't know that continuing a stand up act is the norm anymore. It seems that once a big comedian reaches main stream, they move on from standup.Tim Allen is probably the best example. Although don't forget that this is not a new trend. The 3 stooges, Abbot & Costello, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin are all acts that started as stage acts and then moved to the big screen and eventually television. So Jeff Dunham is probably going to phase out his stand up to go on to movies. It's just what happens.(Take Dane cook. He was funny at standup, he started doing movies, then he became funny in neitherΒ )
I have to say though no offense, American Idol pales in comparison to our british ones presented by people like ant and dec, dermot o'leary.