Kathleen Madigan, Charlie McCrackin, James Mannion
Digest
The episode begins with a humorous introduction, featuring a catchphrase submission and a discussion about the prestigious "one-timers club" on Comedy Bang-Bang. Kathleen Madigan, a seasoned stand-up comedian, is welcomed as a guest and shares insights into her 35-year career, her preference for stand-up over acting, and her fascination with non-fiction crime shows. The conversation then takes a bizarre turn as Detective Jack Cates arrives, seeking the hosts' assistance in tracking down an escaped convict named Albert Gans. Cates reveals that Gans is a dangerous criminal who has killed multiple people, including cops, and is now podcasting about his time in prison. He needs the hosts to get close to Gans and help him recover $500,000 that Gans stole and hid somewhere in the Hollywood Hills. The episode ends with the hosts agreeing to help Cates, despite the risks involved, and a humorous discussion about wedding dances and the detective's unusual request for an extension cord, katana sword, and brass knuckles. The episode then features a conversation with Professor Robert Canasta, a psychology professor, who shares his experiences as a participant in various psychology experiments during his college years. Canasta's stories highlight the impact of environment on behavior and the complexities of human consciousness. The episode concludes with a series of plugs from the guests and hosts, including Kathleen Madigan's stand-up tour, Detective Jack Cates's work on the sitcom "AP Bio," and Professor Robert Canasta's student's improv group, Lee Roy.
Outlines
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Introduction and Catchphrase
This Chapter introduces the episode with a humorous catchphrase submission and a discussion about the "one-timers club" on Comedy Bang-Bang. The hosts explain that being a one-time guest on the show is a prestigious achievement, as it signifies a successful career and a busy schedule.
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Kathleen Madigan: Stand-Up Comedy and Acting Aversion
This Chapter features Kathleen Madigan, a stand-up comedian, as the first guest. She discusses her 35-year career, her preference for stand-up over acting, and her fascination with non-fiction crime shows. Madigan reveals that she doesn't enjoy acting and prefers to focus on stand-up, which she considers her true passion.
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Detective Jack Cates: The Case of Albert Gans
This Chapter introduces Detective Jack Cates, who seeks the hosts' help in tracking down an escaped convict named Albert Gans. Cates reveals that Gans is a dangerous criminal who has killed multiple people, including cops, and is now podcasting about his time in prison. He needs the hosts to get close to Gans and help him recover $500,000 that Gans stole and hid somewhere in the Hollywood Hills.
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The Hunt for Gans: A Bizarre Side Quest
This Chapter delves into the details of the case, with Cates providing a description of Gans and outlining the stakes involved. The hosts agree to help Cates, despite the risks involved, and a humorous discussion ensues about wedding dances and the detective's unusual request for an extension cord, katana sword, and brass knuckles.
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Detective Jack Cates: The Case of Albert Gans
This Chapter continues the conversation with Detective Jack Cates, who is seeking the help of the podcast hosts to find Albert Gans, an escaped convict who is now podcasting about his time in prison. Cates reveals that Gans has his gun and that he needs to get it back. The hosts agree to help Cates, despite the risks involved, and a humorous discussion ensues about wedding dances and the detective's unusual request for an extension cord, katana sword, and brass knuckles.
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Professor Robert Canasta: Psychology Experiments
This Chapter features Professor Robert Canasta, a psychology professor, who shares his experiences as a participant in various psychology experiments during his college years. Canasta's stories highlight the impact of environment on behavior and the complexities of human consciousness. He describes two particularly memorable experiments, one involving a bottle of milk with a Reese's monkey's face on it and another involving administering electric shocks to a participant. Canasta's experiences raise questions about the ethics of psychological research and the nature of human behavior.
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Plugs
This Chapter features a series of plugs from the guests and hosts, including Kathleen Madigan's stand-up tour, Detective Jack Cates's work on the sitcom "AP Bio," and Professor Robert Canasta's student's improv group, Lee Roy. The hosts also promote their own podcast, Comedy Bang-Bang, and its various spin-offs.
Keywords
Kathleen Madigan
Kathleen Madigan is an American stand-up comedian known for her observational humor and relatable stories. She has been performing stand-up comedy for over 35 years and has appeared on numerous television shows, including "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and "Conan." Madigan is also known for her stand-up specials, such as "Bothering Jesus" and "The New Hard." Her current tour is called "The Potluck Party Tour."
Albert Gans
Albert Gans is a fictional character in the Comedy Bang-Bang podcast, portrayed as a dangerous escaped convict who has killed multiple people, including cops. He is described as a bug-eyed white guy with a receding hairline and is known for his podcast about his time in prison. Gans is also said to have stolen $500,000 and hidden it somewhere in the Hollywood Hills.
Stand-Up Comedy
Stand-up comedy is a form of comedic performance in which a comedian performs in front of a live audience, typically telling jokes and stories. It is a popular form of entertainment and has evolved over the years, with different styles and subgenres emerging. Stand-up comedy is often used to address social issues, explore personal experiences, and provide commentary on current events.
Podcast
A podcast is a series of digital audio files that are distributed over the internet. Podcasts can cover a wide range of topics, from news and current events to comedy and entertainment. They are often downloaded and listened to on smartphones, computers, or other devices. Podcasts have become increasingly popular in recent years, offering a convenient and accessible way to consume audio content.
Detective
A detective is a law enforcement officer who investigates crimes. Detectives typically have specialized training and experience in criminal investigation techniques. They are responsible for gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and solving crimes. Detectives often work in teams and may specialize in specific types of crimes, such as homicide, robbery, or drug trafficking.
Hollywood Hills
The Hollywood Hills is a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California, known for its affluent residents, stunning views, and iconic landmarks. The area is home to many celebrities and is a popular destination for tourists. The Hollywood Hills is also known for its winding roads, steep slopes, and luxurious homes.
Professor Robert Canasta
Professor Robert Canasta is a fictional character in the Comedy Bang-Bang podcast, portrayed as a psychology professor who shares his experiences as a participant in various psychology experiments during his college years. Canasta's stories highlight the impact of environment on behavior and the complexities of human consciousness. He describes two particularly memorable experiments, one involving a bottle of milk with a Reese's monkey's face on it and another involving administering electric shocks to a participant. Canasta's experiences raise questions about the ethics of psychological research and the nature of human behavior.
Reese's Monkeys
Reese's monkeys are a species of monkey that are often used in psychological research. They are known for their intelligence and social behavior. Reese's monkeys are often used to study the effects of environment on behavior, as well as the development of social skills.
Psychology Experiments
Psychology experiments are research studies that are designed to investigate the principles of human behavior. They are often conducted in a controlled environment and involve manipulating variables to observe their effects on participants. Psychology experiments can be used to study a wide range of topics, such as memory, learning, perception, and social interaction.
Comedy Bang-Bang
Comedy Bang-Bang is a popular podcast and television show that features a mix of comedy, music, and celebrity guests. The show is known for its improvisational style and its unique blend of humor. Comedy Bang-Bang has been praised for its creative writing, its talented cast, and its ability to push the boundaries of comedy.
Q&A
What is Kathleen Madigan's current tour called?
Kathleen Madigan's current tour is called "The Potluck Party Tour."
What is the name of the escaped convict that Detective Jack Cates is looking for?
The escaped convict that Detective Jack Cates is looking for is named Albert Gans.
What is Albert Gans's podcast about?
Albert Gans's podcast is about his time in prison.
Why does Detective Jack Cates need the help of the podcast hosts?
Detective Jack Cates needs the help of the podcast hosts because he believes they can get close to Albert Gans, who is podcasting about his time in prison, and help him recover $500,000 that Gans stole and hid somewhere in the Hollywood Hills.
What are the stakes involved in helping Detective Jack Cates?
If the hosts don't help Detective Jack Cates find Albert Gans and recover the stolen money within 48 hours, they will be sent to jail.
What is the name of the prison that Albert Gans escaped from?
Albert Gans escaped from San Quentin State Prison.
What is the name of the co-ed jail mentioned in the episode?
The co-ed jail mentioned in the episode is located in Iowa.
What is the name of the book written in 1953 that predicted Elon Musk?
The book written in 1953 that predicted Elon Musk is called "The Mars Project" by Werner von Braun.
What are the hosts' demands in order to help Detective Jack Cates?
The hosts' demands are an extension cord for the detective's electric chainsaw, a katana sword, brass knuckles, and two per diems each.
What is the detective's unusual request for the hosts?
The detective's unusual request for the hosts is an extension cord for his electric chainsaw, a katana sword, and brass knuckles.
Show Notes
Comedian extraordinaire Kathleen Madigan joins the prestigious CBB one timers club! She talks to Scott about her latest stand-up tour Potluck Party, her ideal acting role, and aliens. Then, Detective Jack Cates only has 48 hours to find escaped criminal Albert Ganz and needs Scott and Kathleen’s help. Plus, professor Robert Canasta returns to talk about psychology experiments he’s participated in as a student in college.
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