Comedy Central Presents
Comedy Central · 2002
A 2002 set focused on hotel showers, bad traffic, and haircuts.
Four years before he launched the early comedy podcast Never Not Funny and became the regular warm-up act for Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Pardo taped 21 minutes of stand-up at the Hudson Theater in New York City. The 2002 set captures a veteran club comic delivering prepared material, leaning away from the conversational riffing that would later define his live shows.
The material is firmly rooted in minor frustrations. Pardo outlines the specific dangers of trying to cut your own hair and breaks down the mechanical differences between taking a shower at a hotel versus at home. Aired in July of that year with a TV-PG rating, the episode centers on everyday complaints, rounding out with a stretch on the logistics of sitting in traffic.
The set list
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The dangers of cutting your own hair
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The difference between hotel showers and home showers
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Dealing with traffic
How it plays
- Tone
- Tame
- About
- cutting your own hair, hotel showers vs. home showers, traffic
Details
- Released
- Where
- Comedy Central
- Topics
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