I watched that. It just seemed like sort of a sad cry for attention.

WorldCitizen: I watched that. It just seemed like sort of a sad cry for attention.

Better than running your Porsche off the road, I guess.

Petit_Merdeux: WorldCitizen: I watched that. It just seemed like sort of a sad cry for attention.

Better than running your Porsche off the road, I guess.

Well that is the burning question, isn't it?

It's very sad that Mike Tyson's fist didn't make it all the way to the back of the inside of his skull. Very sad, indeed.

Babboonrash: Not really familiar with "Jackass" are you...

I am. That seemed more like "hey, let's make a shiatload of money by doing stupid shiat." This just seemed late and sad.

You think the speed of your nostrils can match the strength of his fists?

Wow, old news is so exciting!

Steve-O was the worst part of the roast. When that blonde chick whipped out a Dunn joke he looked absolutely livid.

The girl from Grey's and Jeselnik were the best ones. I also liked the fat guy because he was so shocked about what was being said and how he wasn't even gonna attack others, but fark it they threw the first punches.

Tyson was embarrassing, Shatner was good, but he needed to attack the other roasters more, Lovitz was awkward, but did have a couple good zings.

AcneVulgaris: Babboonrash: WorldCitizen: I watched that. It just seemed like sort of a sad cry for attention.

Not really familiar with "Jackass" are you...

The best part of that was Shatner's remarks... , "Steve-O, what the f*ck? You should've went ass first."

Shatner is gradually turning into a national treasure, as unlikely as that seems.

He's sort of like the male Betty White.

allenh1: I thought that roast was going to be a lot better.

Really? It was thrown together almost last minute (they were supposed to roast Kid Rock, but it was continuously pushed back and then eventually replaced with Sheen). He doesn't really have a career in the last 10 years besides 2.5 Men. He's just not very roastable. Everything that was said at the roast had already been repeated ad nauseum since he left the show. There were very few original jokes, and most of those were targeted at the fellow roasters.

I went in with somewhat low expectations, and was at least satisfied. Main reason for watching it was Jeselnik. He was the best one during the Trump roast, so I have no problem supporting him.

KatjaMouse: His "stand up" was the most painful, unfunny portion of the show and that running into the fist bit just screamed desperation. I'm disappointed that Comedy Central included any of it at all in their final cut.

Hey!

I have missed you, FYI.
Most notably in the Kate Rawrslet threads.

gunga galunga: That would have been interesting to see how he would have reacted to that. Especially given his "Great White" joke that was cut from the broadcast.

His face after Schumer's joke

Flappyhead: Zombie DJ: Dear Comedy Central,

Remember way back when actual comedians went to Roasts?
Ya, about that....

It really says something when Mike Tyson delivers the cleverest punchline of the night. Honestly, who say that Iliad joke coming?

His joke writers?

I'm more surprised he was able to deliver it.

KatjaMouse: Sarcastica75: I have missed you, FYI.
Most notably in the Kate Rawrslet threads.

You've been holding your own fairly well in those threads. It just gets a little monotonous posting the same hawtness over and over. Gotta take a break from time to time.

well i'm glad yer back!
:D

Fano: scottydoesntknow: Flappyhead: Zombie DJ: Dear Comedy Central,

Remember way back when actual comedians went to Roasts?
Ya, about that....

It really says something when Mike Tyson delivers the cleverest punchline of the night. Honestly, who say that Iliad joke coming?

His joke writers?

I'm more surprised he was able to deliver it.

"As Stakespeare said ;to be, or let it be'"

I knew it was going to be bad when they were showing the "stars" arriving and Tyson said "It's gonna be a bambarassment for him!"

What else would you expect from a Jackass,subby?