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how tough is it for you compared to men? i think it's hard to be a man comic, partially because they're generally not funny or intelligent. well roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual prowess problems? like i'm going to turn off wheel of fortune for that roseanne was the big 80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that when you talk to people, they remember roseanne. they remember what her persona was. she had a clear point of view. i never got out of the house. i never go no place. i never have no fun. ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. because i'm a housewife. i hate that word. i want to be called domestic goddess. it's so much more descriptive. roseanne barr took the classic housewife stance and turned it on its head. they come up and they go, god, roseanne, you're not very feminine. they say that. can you believe that? they would say that to me. can you even believe that you're not very feminine? so i say, well, suck my dick. she took off like
>> yeah. they're generally not funnier intelligent. >> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. [ laughter ] >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. the kind of woman that when you talked to people, they remember roseanne, they remember what her persona was. she had a clear point of view. >> i never got out of the house, i never go no place, i never have no fun ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, because i'm a housewife. i hate that word, i want to be called domestic goddess. >> roseanne barr took the classic housewife stance and turned it on its ahead. >> they go, you're not very feminine. they say that. can you believe that they would say that to me? can you even believe that? you're not very feminine. i said, well, suck my [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> she took off like a rocket. she really captured what most great stand-ups do that connect
he said, what is it? i said, shoot your [ bleep ]. >> i was always an actor. and one of the reasons i started doing monologues is because i couldn't get any work, because people sort of look at you and decide what you can do and what you can't or what they think you can do. >> what does it take to become successful and how tough is it for you compared to men? >> i think it's hard to be a man comic. >> harder? >> yeah. >> because they're generally not funny or intelligent. >> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that when you talk to people, therm -- they remember roseanne. they remember what her persona was, she had a clear point of view. >> i never get out of the house, never go no place, never have no fun, ever, ever, ever, because i'm a housewife. i hate that word. i want to be called domestic
>> i was always an actor. and one of the reasons i started doing monologues is because i couldn't get any work, because people sort of look at you and decide what you can do and what you can't or what they think you can do. >> what does it take to become successful and how tough is it for you compared to men? >> i think it's hard to be a man comic. >> harder? >> yeah. >> because they're generally not funny or intelligent. >> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that when you talk to people, therm -- they remember roseanne. they remember what her persona was, she had a clear point of view. >> i never get out of the house, never go no place, never have no fun, ever, ever, ever, because i'm a housewife. i hate that word. i want to be called domestic goddess. it's so much more descriptive.
i said, i have the answer to abortion. he said, what is it? i said, shoot your [ bleep ]. >> i was always an actor. and one of the reasons i started doing monologues is because i couldn't get any work, because people sort of look at you and decide what you can do and what you can't or what they think you can do. >> what does it take to become successful and how tough is it for you compared to men? >> i think it's hard to be a man comic. >> harder? >> yeah. >> because they're generally not funny or intelligent. >> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that when you talk to people, therm -- they remember roseanne. they remember what her persona was, she had a clear point of view. >> i never get out of the house, never go no place, never have no fun, ever, ever, ever, because i'm a housewife.
>> i passed this big dude walking around the circus with a picket sign, talking about, stop abortion. i said, i have the answer to abortion. he said, what is it? i said, shoot your [ bleep ]. >> i was always an actor. and one of the reasons i started doing monologues is because i couldn't get any work, because people sort of look at you and decide what you can do and what you can't or what they think you can do. >> what does it take to become successful and how tough is it for you compared to men? >> i think it's hard to be a man comic. >> harder? >> yeah. >> because they're generally not funny or intelligent. >> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that when you talk to people, they remember roseanne. they remember what her persona was, she had a clear point of
>> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that when you talk to people, therm -- they remember roseanne. they remember what her persona was, she had a clear point of view. >> i never get out of the house, never go no place, never have no fun, ever, ever, ever, because i'm a housewife. i hate that word. i want to be called domestic goddess. it's so much more descriptive. >> roseanne barrthe took classic housewife stance and turned it on its head. >> they come up and say, you're not very feminine. can you believe they say that to me. can you even believe that? you're not very feminine. and so i say, well, suck my [ bleep ]. >> she took off like a rocket. she really captured what most great stand-ups do that connect with the bigger wide audience. she was authentic. >> come on --
>> i passed this big dude walking around the circus with a picket sign, talking about, stop abortion. i said, i have the answer to abortion. he said, what is it? i said, shoot your [ bleep ]. >> i was always an actor. and one of the reasons i started doing monologues is because i couldn't get any work, because people sort of look at you and decide what you can do and what you can't or what they think you can do. >> what does it take to become successful and how tough is it for you compared to men? >> i think it's hard to be a man comic. >> harder? >> yeah, because they're generally not funny or intelligent. >> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that when you talk to people, they remember roseanne.
the rld we're living in a really interesting way through these different characters. >> i passed this big dude walking around the circus with a picket sign, talking about, stop abortion. i said, i have the answer to abortion. he said, what is it? i said, shoot your [ bleep ]. >> i was always an actor. and one of the reasons i started doing monologues is because i couldn't get any work, because people sort of look at you and decide what you can do and what you can't or what they think you can do. >> what does it take to become successful and how tough is it for you compared to men? >> i think it's hard to be a man comic. >> harder? >> yeah. >> because they're generally not funny or intelligent. >> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that
stand-up, she was commenting on the world we're living in a really interesting way through these different characters. >> i passed this big dude walking around the circus with a picket sign, talking about, stop abortion. i said, i have the answer to abortion. he said, what is it? i said, shoot your [ bleep ]. >> i was always an actor. and one of the reasons i started doing monologues is because i couldn't get any work, because people sort of look at you and decide what you can do and what you can't or what they think you can do. >> what does it take to become successful and how tough is it for you compared to men? >> i think it's hard to be a man comic. >> harder? >> yeah. >> because they're generally not funny or intelligent. >> roseanne, don't you think we should talk about our sexual problems? like i'm going to turn off "wheel of fortune" for that. >> roseanne was the big '80s comic who came out. she was the kind of woman that