#Triumph the insult comic dog

[naithegiraffe]

The Mark Twain Prize for American Humor

March 23rd, 2025

Available on Netflix - May 4th, 2025

[oldinterneticons]

[mudwerks]

(via Triumph the Insult Comic Dog Roasts Trump Supporters At His MSG Rally | The Daily Show)

[yeahiwasintheshit]

triumph the insult comic dog and undecided voters

[latenitetonite]

Triumph the Insult Comic Dog at Westminster Dog Show

Originally aired Feb. 17th, 2000

[deadpresidents]

"No, I'm not going in. I wanted to speak, but they said we don't need dogs and we have way too many puppets already."

-- Triumph the Insult Comic Dog outside of Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally.

[severeartisanpatrol]

BOREDOM lil choclit; hand puppet

[nezoid]

Stay in your lane Bob Odenkirk!

One of the most hilarious moments on Comedy Pole Show with comedy greats Bob Odenkirk & Triumph The Insult Comic Dog.

Shot by Diozen Oasin (​⁠​⁠​⁠​@nezoid )

Edited by Christina Calph

[immaculate-benediction-batch]

OK but Alexander though.....

Remember?

[naithegiraffe]

"My friend Conan O'Brien is famous because he can access extreme silliness in the smartest ways, often beyond our imagination. But every time he's been tested, he's channelled his intelligence & compassion and risen to the occasion, again, in ways beyond our imagination. The first time I saw him suggest to his young fans to not be cynical about the world was in his humble, heartfelt message after 9/11. Then, after abruptly losing the Tonight Show, with the whole country on his side, he could have easily coasted on being the victim. But, in one of the classiest acts ever seen on TV, he went the opposite way. He chose to be positive, and talked about how lucky he'd been to have even had the opportunity. He asked his fans to remember what kindness & hard work can achieve. He repeated his plea to not to be cynical, while demonstrating it: he took what could have been a self-serving pity grab and made it a teachable moment. I was never prouder to know Conan than that night, until Sunday. Amidst all the madness around the Kennedy Center, Conan heard plenty of people, both publicly or privately, wanting no part of the place. But, aside from an award in Mark Twain's name meaning so much to him, I think he felt he could accomplish more in accepting it than bailing. On Sunday, despite making a career out of being funny without being overtly political, he rose to the occasion again. When I've been asked about my bond with Conan back at SNL, I usually talk about how we both coped with our nerdy awkwardness by reducing people to cartoons. But we were also two writers who took our jobs very seriously. We would stay late on Monday nights, too, and grind out ideas. He'd leave for spells, like a fish gasping to breathe, and dive into the pool of lighter souls happy to riff with him. But we'd always get it done, for as long as it took. It wasn't just ambition. We both felt a real responsibility to the show. And that was our common upbringing - loving, spiritual parents who encouraged our insanity but also instilled a sense of humility and duty. So, to Ruth and Thomas O'Brien, whatever you did to create this impossibly silly, brilliant and caring individual, thank you."

- Robert Smigel

[t-ki]

woof woof wats for lunch lol

[mrbopst]