Jon Lovitz - Adam Carolla Show 2/9/22
February 9, 2022
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as posted by the channelThe whole gang is back in studio, and Adam opens the show discussing his epic kayak ride, and accidentally destroying his iPhone. He also gives an update on his recent performances with William Shatner and Dennis Quaid in Brea, and reacts to a Tweet about him being a bad tipper. The gang then talks about Super Bowl Sunday potentially setting a new heat-breaking record, and why there have been such low ratings for the Winter Olympics.
Before the break, Dawson explains how drug cartels and avocado prices are related, and Bald Bryan reviews a ton of this year’s Oscar Nominations for this week’s Baldywood.
Jon Lovitz is on the line at the top of Part 2, and the guys talk about growing up in the valley compared to what is shown in the new film, ‘Licorice Pizza’. Jon also talks about his early days in the Groundlings, and Adam asks him for his thoughts on both the Whoopi Goldberg and Joe Rogan controversies. Later, the guys talk about getting mistaken for other celebrities.
In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Covid Quarantines during the Olympics, updates on the Chinese tennis player who disappeared, mysterious boulders showing up in Koreatown, and nominees for this year’s Razzies.
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