Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents
Comedy Central · 2013 · 24 min
A clean-cut comic explains his affinity for weed and daytime television.
Andy Haynes walks on stage looking like a senator’s nephew and proceeds to deliver a deeply laid-back set about weed, being broke, and daytime television. The contrast works. He uses his clean-cut Pacific Northwest appearance to ground jokes about his questionable life choices, leaning into a casual delivery that makes his punchlines feel like conversational afterthoughts.
The thirty-minute spot was filmed at Royale in Boston as part of the second season of Comedy Central’s The Half Hour. Taped in early 2013, the showcase caught Haynes as he was gaining traction in the Los Angeles comedy scene, having secured a spot at the Montreal Just for Laughs festival’s New Faces showcase. Aside from his financial grievances, he gives a rundown of his reasons for consuming heavy amounts of marijuana and offers an extended breakdown of Heidi Klum’s E! True Hollywood Story.
The set list
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A new-and-improved subway system
Fantasizes about improvements and changes to public transit.
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Getting engaged
Explains why getting engaged sucks for men.
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Gangster rescue cats
Describes the personality and behavior of his rescue cats.
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Being broke
Reflects on his personal memories and experiences of having no money.
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The E! True Hollywood Story of Heidi Klum
Discusses and dissects the television documentary on Heidi Klum.
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Smoking weed
Explains his relationship with cannabis and why he smokes so much of it.
How it plays
- About
- subways, relationships and engagement, pets, financial hardship, celebrity pop culture, marijuana
Backstory
Part of Season 2 of Comedy Central's stand-up series 'The Half Hour', dedicated to showcasing rising talent in stand-up comedy.
Details
- Released
- Runtime
- 24 min
- Where
- Comedy Central
- Director
- Joe DeMaio
- Topics
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