Seth Holds a Surprise Inspection of His Monologue Writers

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Published on October 5, 2021

Seth checks in with his monologue writers and holds a surprise inspection to review the quality of their jokes.

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18 comments

  • Jonathan Sanders 3 years ago

    The audience is going to ruin this show.

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  • demons27 3 years ago

    Seth, may I introduce you to a concept called “#TheFile”. It was created by a couple of Hall of Fame radio DJ’s.

    The File is something like this: whoever written, or said a really bad joke, Or in this case, written a really bad joke. That joke is placed in the file and they are branded for life “The World’s Worst Joke Teller”, or in this case “The World’s Worst Joke Writer”. The only way they can redeem themselves, kind of like your surprise inspection, is to confront them with that same bad joke. Like if your parents shamed the dog for peeing in the house. If the writer admits that was a bad joke, they are redeemed and they are saved. However, if they still believe that bad joke was still good, even though it was rancid beyond belief, they will still carry on that shame for the rest of their lives.

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  • Sam Gold 3 years ago

    When the audience comes back, I hope Seth keeps the casual look. Makes the show seem more fun!

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  • Ben Mall 3 years ago

    That depressed lab rat joke was great.
    I prefer the show without the audience. FYI

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  • Boris The Soviet Love-Hammer 3 years ago

    I liked the lab rat joke.

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  • Nan ‘59 3 years ago

    Good joke Schumaker!! Gotta love BTO

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  • Julie Levasseur 3 years ago

    HA!

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  • Sivi 3 years ago

    justice for large bird

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  • S H 3 years ago

    You can name this segment “White people and one asian write terrible jokes”

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  • Capt'Wes Starwind 3 years ago

    I actually had to follow Scollins on Twitter. I just don’t want to miss any of his “jokes?”

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  • jeffrey lee 3 years ago

    It’s interesting to see how hard joke writers work. Failed jokes reveal how hard it is to write a really good one, especially based on random news events.

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  • Ruben Silva 3 years ago

    This whole thing was contrived and certainly not an unannounced surprise by any means. But it was bafflingly funny in certain spots.

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  • KingAmroth 3 years ago

    Collections, your time is up!

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  • Douglas Henry 3 years ago

    If the writers fail inspection, will Seth order them to drop and give him twenty?

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  • Daniel Zwickel 3 years ago

    Hil,-friggin-larious! This one’s definitely a keeper.

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  • gregf 3 years ago

    The rat study was hilarious, that it wasn’t included was… A TRAVESTY. That’s for you, Amy (sp), lol.

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  • James Scott 3 years ago

    The jokes are bad but this segment is hilarious

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  • FRIGGIN' BROBOCOP 3 years ago

    #SAYNOTOALIVEAUDIENCE #LIVEAUDIENCESAREBAD

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