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2024-05-13 22:58:29 UTC
A mobile billboard is driving around Los Angeles including a big Netflix
comedy event this weekend, displaying the trailer and details about the
much-anticipated premiere of Mr. Birchum, The Daily Wires first animated
comedy series.
The digital billboard is 7 feet tall and 12 feet long and is made to resemble
a school bus since the show centers on a junior high woodshop teacher voiced
by series creator Adam Carolla. The mobile billboard is driving around some
Southern California hotspots, including Hollywood, West L.A., Culver City,
Santa Monica, and Venice Beach.
On Saturday, the billboard also targeted the Netflix is a Joke comedy
festival, which featured comedians such as Kevin Hart, Trevor Noah, and
Chelsea Handler.
L.A. is where Mr. Birchum was first created as a character by Carolla 30
years ago on the Kevin and Bean Show, which aired on L.A.s KROQ radio
station.
In 1994, I was a boxing coach. I was training Jimmy Kimmel to box. Jimmy,
the sports guy back then, for KROQ radio, for a morning stunt. He thought I
was funny. He said, I think I can get you on the radio. But youve got to
come up with a character, Carolla told Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben
Shapiro.
Carolla added, I said, I dont do characters. He said, You better come up
with one. And I came up with a character called Mr. Birchum. Thirty years
ago on KROQ radio in Los Angeles for the morning show.
Carolla said the Mr. Birchum character immediately became insanely
popular, adding, This is how I got into show business.
Mr. Birchum centers on the eponymous character, a woodshop teacher
navigating Teddy Roosevelt Junior High with his family Wendi (Megyn Kelly),
Eddie (Kyle Dunnigan), and stepdaughter Jeanie (Brett Cooper). Partnering
with his friend Gage (Alonzo Bodden), Mr. Birchum faces off against a
progressive poster child for change, the fanatical social justice warrior,
Karponzi (Tyler Fischer).
Other big names in the series include Sage Steele (Deena), Danny Trejo
(Switchblade), Patrick Warburton (Burly Man), Jay Mohr (Coach Murphy), Rob
Riggle (Gunderson), and Roseanne Barr (Principal Bortles).
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Let's go Brandon!
comedy event this weekend, displaying the trailer and details about the
much-anticipated premiere of Mr. Birchum, The Daily Wires first animated
comedy series.
The digital billboard is 7 feet tall and 12 feet long and is made to resemble
a school bus since the show centers on a junior high woodshop teacher voiced
by series creator Adam Carolla. The mobile billboard is driving around some
Southern California hotspots, including Hollywood, West L.A., Culver City,
Santa Monica, and Venice Beach.
On Saturday, the billboard also targeted the Netflix is a Joke comedy
festival, which featured comedians such as Kevin Hart, Trevor Noah, and
Chelsea Handler.
L.A. is where Mr. Birchum was first created as a character by Carolla 30
years ago on the Kevin and Bean Show, which aired on L.A.s KROQ radio
station.
In 1994, I was a boxing coach. I was training Jimmy Kimmel to box. Jimmy,
the sports guy back then, for KROQ radio, for a morning stunt. He thought I
was funny. He said, I think I can get you on the radio. But youve got to
come up with a character, Carolla told Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben
Shapiro.
Carolla added, I said, I dont do characters. He said, You better come up
with one. And I came up with a character called Mr. Birchum. Thirty years
ago on KROQ radio in Los Angeles for the morning show.
Carolla said the Mr. Birchum character immediately became insanely
popular, adding, This is how I got into show business.
Mr. Birchum centers on the eponymous character, a woodshop teacher
navigating Teddy Roosevelt Junior High with his family Wendi (Megyn Kelly),
Eddie (Kyle Dunnigan), and stepdaughter Jeanie (Brett Cooper). Partnering
with his friend Gage (Alonzo Bodden), Mr. Birchum faces off against a
progressive poster child for change, the fanatical social justice warrior,
Karponzi (Tyler Fischer).
Other big names in the series include Sage Steele (Deena), Danny Trejo
(Switchblade), Patrick Warburton (Burly Man), Jay Mohr (Coach Murphy), Rob
Riggle (Gunderson), and Roseanne Barr (Principal Bortles).
--
Let's go Brandon!