In this episode of The Outtakes Podcast, Matt and Dan draft their all-time comedy dream teams — building starting fives of legendary comedians. From Tina Fey to Eddie Murphy, Norm Macdonald to Katt Williams, no joke is off-limits. Who made the cut? Who got snubbed? And who’s the GOAT of stand-up and sketch comedy? Spoiler alert… Joe Rogan does not make the cut because he's terrible.Tune in for hot takes, deep laughs, and nostalgic gems.👉 Subscribe for more absurd debates and comedy breakdowns!Keywordscomedy, humor, stand-up, comedians, social media, validation, influences, midlife crisis, comedy icons, legacy, Chris Farley, comedy, late night, Conan O'Brien, Robin Williams, stand-up, podcasting, new comedians, Dave Chappelle, Norm MacDonald, women in comedyTakeawaysIt's hard to be funny, especially in front of kids.The importance of validation in comedy.Social media can be a platform for humor.Comedy is influenced by personal experiences.Midlife reflections can inspire comedic insights.Stand-up comedy requires courage and practice.Comedy legends have shaped the industry.The impact of Jim Carrey on modern comedy.Chris Farley's unique style left a lasting legacy.Comedy can be a reflection of societal changes. Chris Farley's comedic genius left a lasting impact.The Oklahoma City bombing overshadowed the joy of comedy.Conan O'Brien's influence on late-night television is profound.Robin Williams was a master of improvisation and humor.Dave Chappelle's comedy challenges societal norms.Norm MacDonald's dry humor is unmatched in the industry.Women in comedy, like Sarah Silverman, are breaking barriers.The evolution of comedy is reflected in podcasting.New comedians are reshaping the landscape of humor.Comedy serves as a reflection of society's complexities.SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Matthew Daniels and Dan explore the complexities of humor, the challenges of being funny, and the influence of comedy legends. They discuss their personal experiences with comedy, the role of social media, and the importance of validation in the comedic journey. The duo reflects on their aspirations in comedy, midlife insights, and the impact of iconic comedians like Jim Carrey and Chris Farley. Through laughter and thoughtful discussion, they highlight the evolution of comedy and its significance in society. In this engaging conversation, Dan and Matthew explore the legacy of iconic comedians like Chris Farley, Robin Williams, and Dave Chappelle, while also discussing the evolution of late-night comedy and the impact of stand-up on society. They delve into the unique styles of Conan O'Brien and Norm MacDonald, and the role of women in comedy, highlighting figures like Sarah Silverman. The discussion also touches on the new wave of comedians and the importance of podcasting in the comedy landscape.TitlesThe Quest for Humor: A Comedy JourneyBuilding the Ultimate Comedy TeamSound bites"Chris Farley is my banger.""Sarah Silverman is hilarious.""I'm fucking your sister."Chapters

Chapters00:00 Tina Fey: The Floor General04:58 Eddie Murphy: The Shooting Star06:28 Jim Carrey: The Comedic Force08:00 Chris Farley: The Heart of Comedy10:00 Conan: Tall Man11:44 Bill Burr: Bald 13:00 Katt Williams: So Smart with Books14:08 Shane Gillis: Fat Chaplin Stash16:00 Dave Chappelle: MJ but he can't shoot18:05 Norm Macdonald: Dry GOAT22:00 Sarah Silverman: More than a Matt Damon F23:00 Joe Rogan is Terrible23:30 Final Joke