ACS: Gilbert Gottfried
Adam wants to hear more about how Gilbert feels when he performs, and the guys also commiserate over recording audiobooks, since Gilbert has a new book coming out: 'Rubber Balls & Liquor'. The guys also start talking about auto-flush toilets, and exchange a couple hilarious shitting stories. Adam rounds out the convo talking to Gilbert about where he's at in his career.
The second guest for the night is Pam Adlon, who co-stars in the series Californication, and also acted as Adam's wife in the unaired CBS pilot he and Kevin Hench created. The guys talk about the how the network dictated the cast and rewrites, and various other problems that came up during the creation and filming of the show. They then watch the first half of the pilot, and offer commentary throughout.
Afterward, Adam talks to Pam about 'boob attitude,' and her work on the series Californication. Adam also talks about being forced into watching viral videos, and discusses drunkenly trying to find a Tijuana Donkey Show. Alison won't let the show end before talking about Pam's experience on Facts of Life, and the show wraps with next two conferences in the Tournament of Rosen.
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