Notas del episodio
Dave has been accused of killing Tupac Shakur, which is difficult to believe considering he was two years old at the time. He also explains why he had to stay home sick from work, questions the logic of doctors’ notes, and talks about taking an art class with a bunch of eight-year-olds.
From there, Dave discusses his obsession with the weather woman, his plans to go off the grid, a New York stabbing, childhood obesity, and the strange world of high school sports. He also addresses the ongoing problem of jocks appropriating gay culture, explains why he thinks improv comedians need to hear the truth, and reflects on his own time in the improv world.
Dave also gets into Indian representation in Hollywood, the Oscars, the situation in Nepal, Fargo Pride, his mother’s continuing disappointment in him, and whether being brown is enough anymore.
He also briefly considers whether he might be gay, whether he should become non-binary, and whether disappearing into the woods and starting over is actually a reasonable solution to all of his problems.
Another completely normal episode of The Dave Montana Show.