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Norm Macdonald's appearance on An Evening at the Improv in 1990 marked a significant moment in his early stand-up career.
In this performance, Macdonald showcased his unique comedic style, delivering observational humor with his signature deadpan delivery.
The set included his now-famous "dog rescue" bit, where he humorously navigated the absurdity of purchasing a dog from a pet store.
This appearance contributed to his rising prominence in the comedy scene, leading to future opportunities, including his tenure on Saturday Night Live.
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Doug Stanhope
Digging Up Mother
A brutally honest and darkly hilarious memoir, Digging Up Mother explores Doug Stanhope's unconventional relationship with his mother. With his signature irreverence and shocking candor, Stanhope crafts a raw, moving tribute that’s as heartwarming as it is outrageous. A must-read for fans of his no-holds-barred comedy.
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Jim Norton
Happy Endings
A hilarious and irreverent memoir from comedian Jim Norton, offering a mix of self-deprecating humor and shocking stories from his life, touching on his comedic journey and personal struggles.
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Steven Wright
Harold
Steven Wright’s Harold is a brilliantly surreal and hilarious dive into the mind of a 1960s third grader. This is one of my all-time favorite books, and the audiobook is a must-listen with Wright’s perfect delivery.
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