ACS: DAG
Larry Miller is brought in just as the news begins. He has a quick story about Adam's wife, and Adam talks about hot chicks and body movements. Teresa then discusses the recent VMAs, and both she and Adam criticize Chelsea Handler for a lackluster performance. They watch the sketch she filmed with Lindsay Lohan, and agree that she didn't do a great job either. Larry is largely out of touch with the people involved in the show, but he does get a laugh out of seeing Chelsea's ass slapped so many times. Teresa also mentions Oprah's first episode of her last year, and Adam prepares for non-stop Oprah watch.
David Alan Grier comes in studio, and teases Teresa about not being able to do the show as long as she's in the room. He and Adam talk about DAGs performance in Race, and DAG gives Teresa crap for not seeing it. Adam also recalls hanging out in at a secret bar with DAG after the show, and DAG talks about his dating life. Everyone gets to talking about book blurbs, and Adam conveys a story about his miscommunication with Alec Baldwin. Teresa also talks about getting a blurb from Dr. Drew, but DAG says there is still tension between them.
Larry Miller compliments DAG on one of the 'great comedy snores.' Larry reminisces about the first time he cracked him up in person, and DAG also comments on the Chelsea's performance at the VMAs. DAG defends that she was great, and says that 'nothing breeds contempt like success.' Adam then tells the controversial story of when he went to see Race, and DAG talks about acting on Law and Order. Later, both Adam and DAG talk about their families, and the pleasures of raising a daughter.
In the final segment of the show, Larry Miller plays a round of hypothetical road trips, sponsored by Jeremiah Weed. DAG at first offers to cover his face so as not to distract Larry, but ultimately comes in to try a round for himself.
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