Comedy Central Presents
Comedy Central · 2007 · 22 min
A tense half-hour covering anger management, bipolar dads, and religion.
Operating on pure, unrefined agitation, this edition of Comedy Central Presents captures a comedian who doesn’t just complain, but marinates in his grievances. The set hits its stride when Marc Maron pitches the idea of mandatory drug use for people working demeaning jobs, or waxes philosophical about how bitter Jesus would be at age 50. It is twenty-two minutes of a guy leaning hard into his anger management issues, explaining the physical exercises he relies on to keep himself from boiling over.
Filmed in New York City, the performance caught Maron at a strange, transitional point in his career. He was dealing with a turbulent stint at Air America Radio and was still a couple of years away from launching his podcast. On stage, he talks about the realities of having a bipolar father and pitches his own cynical solutions for making Earth a functioning planet.
The set list
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Anger management and exercising to stay healthy
Maron explains his anger management issues and the specific way he 'exercises' to maintain his health.
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The celebrity popularity of Jesus
Argues that Jesus's enduring celebrity-level popularity stems from dying at the peak of his career.
How it plays
- About
- anger management, exercise and health, Jesus and celebrity
Details
- Released
- Runtime
- 22 min
- Where
- Comedy Central
- Topics
- Before
- Not Sold Out (2005)
- After
- Thinky Pain (2013)
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