Making Bridget squirm, having to kind of defend her friend.ĭana: And laughing, I thought that was kind of gross.īobcat: There’s a really weird edit. Well, actually I do bleep one thing.ĭana: The creepy thing in that-not to keep pouring attention on it-but, to me, what I found unsettling as somebody who knows both parties was his obvious delight in his guest’s discomfort. I don’t know if he was worried about a legal thing there or why they decided to bleep your name.īobcat: Well, I don’t bleep anything. So there’s this kind of famous moment in Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee where he talks about you to Bridget Everett, but your name is bleeped, which I think is very odd. 45s off the wall and I meet him in the town square.ĭana: Gunfight at the Friars Club corral. I do love that you include your beef with Jerry Seinfeld in the film.īobcat: Yeah, the whole thing with Seinfeld, on his show, with my friend Bridget Everett, he goes off on me! And it reminded me of a Western, where I’ve given up gun-slinging and Jerry comes to the middle of the town and he’s like, “Goldthwait!” And I’m like, “I don’t want to do this.” And he’s like, “Goldthwait!” So I take the.
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