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Clean Guys of Comedy | Dave Coulier, Jamie Kennedy | Fathom Events
By Josh Bell
“Clean” is not generally an adjective that comedians use to describe their material; it conjures up images of “funny” pastors or children’s entertainers. Even performers like Jim Gaffigan or Brian Regan, who are known for eschewing harsh language and explicit subject matter, aren’t really using “clean” as one of their selling points. But former Full House actor Dave Coulier has embraced “clean” as a brand for his comedy (in contrast to Coulier’s former co-star Bob Saget, known for his vulgarity) and has put together a lineup he calls the Clean Guys of Comedy.
The Clean Guys’ September 19 show at the Buell Theatre in Denver, Colorado, was broadcast to movie theaters nationwide (it repeats in theaters today, September 26), but it probably doesn’t herald the arrival of a major new comedy force. Coulier was joined by Jamie Kennedy, Andy Hendrickson, Heather McDonald and Ralph Harris, each of whom performed for about 20 minutes. And although they did keep swear words out of their acts, they didn’t shy away from more adult topics, including sex and drugs (“I’m not allowed to do any drug jokes,” Kennedy said before launching into a lame, dated medical marijuana bit). McDonald in particular seemed like she was constantly on the verge of saying something she wasn’t supposed to, and all of the comedians had their go-to replacements for the naughty words they weren’t allowed to say (Coulier was particularly fond of “flippin’”).
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Disney's chief technical officer Andy Hendrickson at SIGGRAPH
Disney Executive Claims Story Doesn’t Matter | Vulture