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Bob Saget's star-studded tribute special will be released on the Netflix streaming service in June
A star-studded tribute to Bob Saget that was filmed at The Comedy Store in late January will make its debut on Netflix this coming June, according to TMZ.Chris Rock, John Mayer, John Stamos, Jim Carrey, Seth Green,Kevin Nealon, Darren Criss, Jeff Ross and even Saget's widow Kelly Rizzo were a part of the show.The announcement about the live comedy film was made by one of the late comedian's friends, Mike Binder, during an appearance on theDystopia Tonight! with John Poveromo podcast.The former Full House star passed away this past January at the age of 65 after he suffered blunt force trauma to his head from an alleged accidental fall in his hotel room near Williamsburg, Florida. In memoriam:A star-studded tribute to Bob Saget that was filmed at The Comedy Store will make its debut on Netflix this coming June, according to TMZ; the late comedian is seen in 2019 View this post on Instagram A post shared by John Stamos (@johnstamos) During the podcast, Binder, 63, pointed out that the special was filmed not long after services were held for Saget.'It was a crazy time, putting together the funeral and the memorial for friends, and then we did a little thing in the Belly room at The Comedy Store, and then we did a big thing, and I filmed it all,' he said.
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Ricky Gervais preparing to battle woke cancel culture with 'most controversial' show yet
Netflix star, 60, told how he isn't afraid to shy away from cancel culture as he prepares to return to the stage.It comes as the comedian played an intimate trial gig on Wednesday to test out his new material.Performing at Leicester Square Theatre, the After Life star reportedly elicited laughs throughout the show as he shocked his audience.The comic slammed modern ideals as "nonsense" and explained the reasoning behind the title of his tour.Whilst on stage, the star told the audience how the new show would be titled Armageddon, and will explore how he believes humanity will come to an end.He said: "People born this century are going to have a very ­different middle age to me."It’s my fault and the generation before me, the Boomers, with fossil fuels, deforestation, causing global warming, everything like that."So, 20-year-olds today, in 40 years time they’ll be huddled in their houses like prisons, wearing masks, afraid, in pain, crying like they do now over jokes," he added.Ricky went on, according to The Sun: "I am going to spend all of my money on private jets from now on, to make sure it definitely f***ing happens."Ricky previously said how he'd set out to “get cancelled” with brand-new show Armageddon, as he will be “treating it like it’s my last one ever”.He said: "One thing I’ve decided to definitely do, and can’t wait to start on, is my new stand-up show, which is going to be called Armageddon.“I’m treating it like it’s my last one ever."It won’t be, but I want to put everything into it," he continued.The comedian went on: “I want to try and get cancelled.

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