They don’t do this anymore and they would solicit you and they’d go, “Hey, can I ask you a question?” And you can tell, the outfit was pretty self-explanatory. You know, there’s a coffee shop across the street from the Scientology Center and you would sit outside and they used to come over. I mean, I don’t know if he would even know who I was if he met me.ĭana: I am the Summer George. And literally, I haven’t seen him probably since I was on the show. What’s your relationship with him?ĭana: Professionally courteous. Especially for the people whose families were destroyed by it, he thinks it’s really good.ĭana, you said you know both parties and obviously you were on Seinfeld the show, and I assume you’ve known him for a long time. He just went to Scientology meetings and thinks it’s a really good thing for some people. But the one thing that is bleeped-I talk about him banging teenagers, but that’s not bleeped-is when I called him a Scientologist, which isn’t true.
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If you look at it, and I looked at it because I was editing it, clearly she’s laughing at something else.ĭana: She’s in a different outfit… She’s on a beach.īobcat: We should just call this movie a “Cease and Desist” because of all the legal ramifications. It looks like an edit from a Dean Martin roast, where he’s saying all this horrible crap and then Bridget is laughing. 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. He didn’t hold back.īelow is an edited excerpt from our conversation and you can listen to the whole thing-including stories about Robin Williams, ‘The Simpsons’ and a lot more-right now by subscribing to The Last Laugh on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts and be the first to hear new episodes when they are released every Tuesday. So during our conversation, I asked Goldthwait to elaborate on the origins of his long beef with Seinfeld, with some humorous support from his new comedy partner Gould. He now takes back the Scientologist part, sort of. You know, the guy who told Arsenio Hall in 1994 that Seinfeld is “the devil” and a “spooky, weird Scientologist guy banging teenage girls.” That was right after Goldthwait infamously spray-painted “Paramount Sucks” on Hall’s set to protest the late-night show’s imminent cancelation. In response, Goldthwait says on stage that he “wants” to say that Seinfeld’s “only talent is being Larry David’s friend,” but that’s “old” Bobcat talking.
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