On a recent episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden, comedian Neal Brennan sat down to talk about his latest Netflix special, which is currently streaming. Congratulated by host James Corden on the success of his new special, Brennan shared that it was one of his favorite things he’s watched this year.
Brennan’s special, titled “Three Mics,” is a true evolution from his previous work. He explained that the special touches on his feelings of isolation in various situations, such as not being married or having children. He dives into topics like dating, sharing humorous insights like comparing dating a model to owning a dune buggy.
Not only does Brennan express his humorous take on various subjects, but he also delves into how he truly feels about them. It’s a unique blend of jokes and genuine emotions, reminiscent of the legendary comedian Rodney Dangerfield.
As the conversation continued, Corden asked Brennan if he gets caught up with how many viewers are watching his specials on Netflix. Brennan revealed that he doesn’t pay too much attention to the numbers, as older generations used TV ratings as a measure of America’s quality. He humorously remarked that 50 million people watching a show just meant that there was nothing else to do back then.
The conversation took an interesting turn when Cardellini, who played Velma in the Scooby-Doo movie, revealed that her character was gay, a topic that had been hinted at for a long time. She expressed her happiness that it was finally out in the open.
In a lighter segment, Brennan shared his recent obsession with an app called Wonder AI, which uses artificial intelligence to generate photos. He showcased some photos the AI had created based on his prompts. From bizarre interpretations of himself to hilarious creations of him and Corden riding horses or in a cop show, the AI’s imagination was on full display. Brennan jokingly suggested that he might sue the app for its interpretation of his looks.
The conversation continued with laughter and banter, with Brennan and Corden remarking on their unconventional appearances in the AI-generated photos. They likened themselves to characters in a Scooby-Doo episode, ready to solve mysteries with their intimidating looks.
Overall, the episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden featuring Neal Brennan was filled with humor, lightheartedness, and interesting insights. It’s clear that Brennan’s evolution as a comedian continues to captivate audiences, and his ventures into AI art add an intriguing touch to his repertoire.
