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You know what, this is our last 
episode of June and then we're 

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going on a little Hiatus for 
still gonna do patreon episode. 

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So you guys are still in the. 
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but it kind of

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feels like it's like the last 
day of school in a way. 

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So I know I'm going to be 
drinking in this episode. 

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Yeah, with it. 
We are today is a fun. 

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One Mel's and charge the sun. 
Yeah, we're doing kind of a 

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lighter episodes today. 
Another marriage story, this is 

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between funny guy. 
Baron Cohen and, you know what, 

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also, equally, funny, lady Isla 
Fisher. 

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They're really fun. 
They're so cute together. 

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The three words that I would use
to describe them are playful 

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affectionate always holding 
hands on the red carpet like, 

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oh, they're on the red carpet. 
It looks like they're on there 

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like second date or something. 
Like, they're so cute. 

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It looks like they're like 
teenagers. 

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Going to prom and enduring, 
don't we love the good. 

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Good couple. 
Yeah, this A couple gives me 

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hope that there is somebody out 
there that you know love can 

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last. 
Yeah they do seem like a really 

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fun couple so but who are they? 
So Sacha Baron Cohen. 

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He was born on October 13th, 
1970 one that makes him a Libra.

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Libra anything about this but he
was born in Hampstead is a 

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Libra? 
Oh interesting. 

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Any Libras in the house? 
Livers in the house. 

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He was born in Hammersmith 
London England. 

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To Daniela know me so movement 
instructor, that's kind of fun, 

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movement and struggling to like 
dance. 

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Maybe that's what I'm picturing.
And Gerald Cowan. 

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A clothing store owner and he 
has two older brothers. 

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Aaron who's now a composer and 
musician? 

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And cool. 
Amen. 

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Hmm, very similar names was a 
computer science lecture. 

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Oh wow. 
And he grew up in a pretty 

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Jewish Family. 
He attended the haberdashers 

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boys. 
School. 

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And during those years, he 
showed a lot of talent 

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performing and participating and
plays and musicals. 

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I bet he later studied history 
at Christ's College in 

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Cambridge, it was a good school.
I think that's really smart 

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where he became involved in the 
University's comedy scene. 

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And while there he joined the 
Cambridge Footlights, a renowned

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comedy troupe, that has produced
many notable Comedians. 

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And after completing his 
studies, he pursued a career in 

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comedy and acting. 
Initially with small theater 

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Productions and comedy clubs, 
and then in the 90s, he gained 

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recognition for coming up with 
his character. 

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Ali G. 
Uh-huh. 

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Who's like the satirical rapper 
television host. 

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Like he's almost like a white 
Suburban rapper Who's like 

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really like a Hip-Hop star. 
Like it's like making fun of 

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people like that. 
Yeah and like he would interview

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unsuspecting guests in character
and that led to The creation of 

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the TV show. 
Ali G show, aired from 2000 to 

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2004. 
And then from there, he also 

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started coming up with all these
different satire characters, 

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like Borat Bruno. 
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In those characters have all had
movies made about them and he is

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I just gonna say he's so funny 
like he really is someone who 

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puts everything into the 
characters. 

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Even like he seemingly has no 
fear. 

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Like, I love. 
Like Jim Carrey in that way. 

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Like yeah, just goes there. 
You can be as weird as he needs 

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to be. 
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And for some I mean I know it's 
so interesting too because a lot

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of these characters like it's so
funny but like they also some of

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the work that he's done is like 
rooted in activism especially 

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with his later films, like the 
recent Borat where it's like 

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he's being like outrageous on 
purpose to like expose like 

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other people's behavior racism 
and stuff and he goes to like 

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really dangerous places like In 
the Middle East. 

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And like, we'll have to wear 
like a bulletproof vest and 

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stuff or like he's talking to, 
like really powerful people 

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who's been slowed like many 
times and yeah, he is just 

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Fearless. 
Like I remember on the red 

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carpet one time with the Oscars 
when he was dressed as the 

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dictator like pretended to pour 
ashes on Ryan Seacrest and I'm 

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Ryan Seacrest was so mad. 
He's a really interesting guy to

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me. 
Yeah. 

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What's it with when he's Bora? 
He wears that like green. 

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It's like basically like a 
little thing that just like goes

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over. 
He knows. 

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Yeah, I I have I saw, I think I 
saw a brat, but I was like 

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pretty young. 
Mmm. 

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So, I don't remember it too. 
Well, well, then there's a 

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sequel that came out like, yeah,
I didn't see it. 

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He's also done like actual 
scripted stuff yet to like he 

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was in Les Miserables. 
Oh, how could I forget. 

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Yeah. 
Master master of the house. 

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Keeper ready to hurl. 
Leave them off of. 

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So old to he's so good at night.
I actually wanted. 

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I was thinking about how we're 
doing this episode is make me 

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want to watch Les Miz. 
He's so attractive to me to, I 

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find really good looking. 
Alright, and we'll have to stop 

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