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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2018 · 44 MIN

12: Gilbert Gottfried's First Time

from My Opening Line · host My Opening Line, Starburns Audio

Legend Gilbert Gottfried covers his first times in comedy while sharing his need for attention and being raised by television. The gang covers Gilbert’s early impressions, his breaks on TV, and the time Jerry Seinfeld sucked off Boris Karloff. This god of laughter is hilarious and personal as he chronologically covers his rise to stardom.

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