What Made T.J. Miller's Special Actually Special | Brendan Schaub and Bryan Callen
October 11, 2022
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1:29:11Now PlayingWhat Made T.J. Miller's Special Actually Special | Brendan Schaub and Bryan Callen
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as posted by the channelTJ Miller joins the boys to discuss his new special “Dear Jonah” (available on Youtube) and what made that particular show so unique and random, his love for Bryan’s special Man Tears, why he decided to leave Silicon Valley on his own terms, his brain surgery to correct an AVM malformation and the lingering effects it has had on his cognition and relationship, Chrissy D getting vulnerable on Bert Kreischer’s podcast about being a father while also being a standup comedian, doing High School improv at his urban school, why TJ’s instagram handle is “Teenage Millionaire” and his website proclaims that TJ Miller Doesn’t Have a website, why comedians are the philosophers of our time, Brendans lowest moments as a fighter and why he would never fix his cauliflower ears, and how people all over the world have suddenly started saying “Correct” instead of “Right.”
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