Dane Cook just revealed a big secret to his fans on his MySpace and website:
he's going to have his very own HBO special! In case you didn't know, an SNL guest spot (which Dane has already conquered... in fact,
his appearance created the highest ratings for the show in two years) and an HBO special are two huge milestones in any
comedian's career. Dane will return to his hometown of Boston on April 15, 2006 for the taping (in the massive TD
Banknorth Garden) and, as of right now, you can take advantage of the pre-sale by coming here and using the password SUFI (Su-Fi is short for
"super-finger"... learn more about it
here).Mister Dane Cook, I offer you a hearty congratulations and a fully-deserved "rok on" Su-Fi.












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1-15-2006 @ 2:39AM
bgdc said...
am I the only the male under 35 who thinks Dane Cook's suckage is only surpassed by Pauly Shore? I tivoed his SNL and ended up fast-forwarding through his awful stand up routine. his jokes were obvious and poorly conceived. Every punchline is on display long before Dane's ego gets him to the "laugh." Honestly, I'd rather be spend a nice weekend with Jeff Dahmer and Pol Pot than EVER see that guy again.
BTW, I've seen Cook several times live too...always bad. Always.
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1-15-2006 @ 2:40AM
Mike Davis said...
He sucks. He's like that annoying loud, screaming drunk guy at a party that you're not sure who invited.
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1-15-2006 @ 1:42PM
JT said...
I like him. He reminds me of Will Ferrel in his appearance (look at the picture) and the way he speaks sometimes. Other than that, his work is pretty decent.
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1-15-2006 @ 3:52PM
Mr. Voice of Reason said...
I'll bite. Comedy is a very relative thing; what makes one person laugh will make another person scoff. If you don't like Dane's standup, don't watch. It's a very simple concept. No one is forcing you to Tivo him or buy a ticket.
As for his fans, they're going to watch. Dane Cook fans are loyal and rabid. Mention him, and they're bound to quote something from his act. His fans put him at number 4 on Billboard and now at the helm of his own HBO special. Economically speaking, his fans voted with their dollars and now HBO wants some of those dollars too. It's not rocket science.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion of course. My take: the more popular a person becomes, the more often that person will be bashed on the Internet. In the mean time, Dane Cook continues to be one B.A.M.F. taking over the world.
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1-15-2006 @ 8:55PM
bgdc said...
I had no reason to bash him when he was just in clubs sucking up the comedy. Now that he's gone mainstream and every frat boy on earth loves him, I'm stuck listening to people prattle on and on about that twat. His time will pass. Thankfully comedian shelf-life is short. Chris Rock's finally out of our hair. Dice. Drew Carey. Jim Carrey, etc.
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