Anyone catch this last night?
I heard a few minutes of the segment this morning on Stern
Joe Buck, HBO respond to wild Artie Lange appearance - Richard Deitsch - SI.com (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/richard_deitsch/06/16/buck.lange/?eref=sircrc)
RobH4413
06-16-2009, 11:52 AM
I love Artie... and this was Artie being himself.
It was a pretty uncomfortable segment to watch... But also pretty ****ing hilarious. Paul Rudd was the only one who really walked out alive.
FRPLG
06-16-2009, 01:35 PM
Well Buck is definitely getting attention for his show from it. I'd say it was a win for him really in the end.
Well Buck is definitely getting attention for his show from it. I'd say it was a win for him really in the end.
Yeah he can act like he didn't like it, but he's gotta be loving the attention the show is getting. He's also a big Stern fan, so I find it hard to believe he was really "shocked" at what happened.
mredskins
06-16-2009, 03:46 PM
Was it that bad? Probably the first good TV I have seen in a long time. Buck didn't seem too mad and he got a few punches in himself. Artie just came off as the drunk relative at the family cook out. He was funny but no one took him seriously.
SmootSmack
06-17-2009, 06:36 PM
HBO WIPES HANDS OF ARTIE LANGE AFTER 'JOE BUCK LIVE' FIRESTORM - New York Post (http://www.nypost.com/seven/06172009/tv/hbo_wipes_hands_of_artie_174660.htm)
I love Artie. It's................difficult to visualize he and Buck together
70Chip
06-18-2009, 02:19 AM
I love when people go on TV and act out. The only problem is that Artie will die from substance abuse sooner or later, which is not that funny.
I love when people go on TV and act out. The only problem is that Artie will die from substance abuse sooner or later, which is not that funny.
I'm almost done reading his book and I've never heard of a more self destructive person in my life. Dude needs some serious counseling.