The Artie Lange Show - Joe Buck - In The Studio

The Artie Lange Show - Joe Buck - In The Studio

[@kingj2038]

Joe Buck sounds 10000000x more natural here than he ever does anywhere else

[@bedfordnhdonkey]

Joe Buck and Artie Lange show would actually be hilarious. The duality between the two guys works well.

[@highpineapple]

Hit the head on the nail. A golden opportunity for an odd-couple situation.

[@Cheeko1111]

I think Joe Buck handled this all pretty well. While he did seem caught off guard that night, he never criticized Artie too heavily. He said he felt he went over board, which he clearly did, but never blamed the failure of the show on him. I think he genuinely understood that he wasn't cut out to be a talk show host and never held a grudge against Artie.

[@dzanier]

He could have held a grudge against Artie for behaving that way but, as you said, he wasn't responsible for the show's being cancelled.

[@e2go]

@Cheeko1111 Nah, he handled it like the fraud he is. He went in and told Artie to let him have it. According to Buck, he is a huge Stern fan so he clearly knew what he was asking for at that time. It was on HBO, they knew they could push the envelope. Buck then sits there and talks about his favorite childhood sports teams with Paul Rudd and Jason Sudeikis, literally the most boring TV imaginable, just setting Artie up to unload, which is what he did. Then acted bewildered and shocked the entire time. Buck knew exactly what was going to happen then acted surprised by it which clearly was fake as hell. Now he acts like it's no big deal after Artie was trashed for doing exactly what he wanted because that was the plan all along: get headlines for explicit garbage on dirty HBO sports show without ruining Joe's image. Terrible broadcaster that either set Artie up or put together the absolute worst show in history, then used Artie as the fall guy. There wasn't a thing about it that he "handled pretty well".

[@yasseford]

You can tell he was trying to joke back, but I think he didn't laugh enough at Artie's digs, and that's the thing about being a good object of roasting, is you have to give it up if the joke was good, even if it means giving a fake laugh, just to let the audience which are fans of Joe Buck know that this is all OK.

[@starwaving8857]

Genuine situations resolved is a rare treasure gem.

[@Dmdm_dm]

It's amazing how Artie could see within the first minute that Joe wasn't made to be a jost and ripped him apart

[@sidneydean.]

Cool of Joe Buck to support Artie

[@greenkidd529]

its ironic how Joe Buck was actually good and funny here, i think he needs to have Artie in the booth when calling games they may be good

[@Y2k_Ba3]

That Joe Buck show was one of the funniest/uncomfortable things I've ever seen

[@TittyTittyBangBangXX]

Best show ever, Hahahaha

[@12345balla12345]

His Artie impression is spot on lololol

[@drh2098]

Joe Buck is a classic straight man. He should have embraced that character with greater confidnence and never attempted to stoop to Arties level. If he had done that on his talk show it could have worked. The first rule of acting is to never betray your character.

[@jonmcmann6811]

im so glad he did engage with Artie cause i was laughing so hard...i actually watched it on HBO that night

[@MegaJose116]

Joe Buck is actually a pretty cool guy

[@tasteslikepennies2549]

And one hell of a great sport

[@jamyla]

Yes, and a top-notch play-by-play announcer and interviewer.

[@AtCw593]

Ultimately, I think Buck is a pretty chill guy. He likes to bullshit around. He doesn't take himself too seriously nor is very easily-offended. He's a good sport when his ass gets ripped apart (clearly), and doesn't mind dishing an off-handed dis, like with Favre and being dull. I think he's a little stultified doing the watered-down, gen public-friendly, super clean national broadcasts, and would do better in low key environments, like talk shows. I could see him become regular guests on a few shows, maybe not hosting his own though.

[@mariopetruccelli7089]

Agree! Good move by Buck. Total character guy here.

[@Dave4G4e]

Great impression of Artie

[@schaddalton2506]

This is the first time in my entire life where I've watched a thing with Joe Buck and haven't wanted to throttle him. Where is this Joe Buck any other time?!

[@mariopetruccelli7089]

Wow. Kudos to Buck for going on Artie’s show. Class act- still a dork but a classy dork.

[@DROPMEADEAGLEBRAH]

it's good to see him back he looks really well here

[@botdorf]

Artie represented the manly sports side on the howard stern show. Now all you have is Howard talking about American Idle or that piece of shit show AGT.

[@sbakernyc5761]

even though I can't Joe Buck, and watching Artie Lange live, destroy his show after watching the other 2 segments and saying to my friend "how the fuck did this guy get a HBO SHOW?!?!", was one of the funniest I've things I've ever seen in my life , Joe Buck is all class foe coming on Arties show... he annoys me comes off as fake, but does seem like a decent human off camera

[@botdorf]

Love Artie. Howard stern show has not been as good with out Artie.

[@Jacksonaction]

Brian Botdorf O&A was better

[@mysteriowc]

@@Jacksonaction Not when Artie was on the STern show.. O and A was back seat.

[@wfc1987]

4:30 best part

[@dnbjarhead]

Joe Buck should join the howard stern show as Artie Lange

[@JohnSmith-by2fl]

Yeah Buck actually seems like an okay guy for a change... he should compose himself like that more often..

[@TerryGunnell12]

Fuck, Joe almost sounds human here. Its like his robotic mimicry of a human central cortex is learning

[@jefflindgren7328]

I love joe buck

[@AMpufnstuf]

I actually thought this was a nice interview even if a little cheesy. Buck is definitely more human and accepting of humor than I thought he was before this video, so it helped him in my eyes and probably a good chunk of Stern and Artie fan's eyes as well. Also about Artie apologizing, keep in mind a guys perspective probably changes and a lot of guilt sets in after you quit a heroin binge, even if it was your ninth one.

[@jimdetherage6403]

AMpufnstuf - TRUE , VERY TRUE...

[@roger9348]

Art looks so good

[@skinny12331]

These guys should get a room.

[@TeeViz]

Wow I never thought I'd see the day...

[@shellbacksclub]

soo awesome that these 2 could find a way back together & realize that showbiz is a fickle fuk!

[@richarduofh2653]

yes sir

[@mrJYjelly]

artie! im fucking loving this!

[@Reaper111089]

Its obvious that someone other then Joe caused the commotion about artie, cause he's saying the same thing artie said, he got what he wanted

[@kedrick71]

Hahahaha 2 the "voicemail impression"

[@123delzotto]

FIYYYYYYAHHHHH!

[@notjaythomas]

still brilliant...

[@dewdropper1348]

Gotta give it to joe for being such a nice guy about the whole situation. He was very fair with Artie. Artie was hilarious on that episode but it was also very overboard and kinda uncomfortable to watch. That being said, joe told him to let him have it and that’s what Artie did. Joe owns up to that fact it wasn’t a good show to begin with, and Artie created something huge in the media for that show. Maybe it wasn’t good for his kids to hear and it wasn’t what he was going for, but he’s man enough to not throw Artie under the bus

[@wfc1987]

Joe Bucks a good guy

[@SmewthePew]

andrew zimmern, what the fuck?

[@gilgosseyn6602]

AHAHAHAHAHAHHA i was thinking the same thing and I was gonna make a comment about it but it seems you've already done that.... joe buck says something about shrimp po boys and they cut to a camera view of andrew zimmern standing there wearing an apron staring intently at artie and joe buck rofl?

[@lindsaycasteel9199]

Exactly how people should get along that have different opinions take notes

[@kmvoss]

Joe Buck could be good on TV. Well, if Artie called games with him.

[@Taureg]

Joe Buck is much more personable hear, I think he was just nervous about the first show

[@purplesupra]

ARTIE!!! Come back to Howard! We fucking miss you!

[@Alpinex105]

He did

[@Lewdacris916]

Before Artie went crazy with drugs and liquor, he looks like death now. Dude aged like 20 years since this podcast.

[@brdpitt]

Artie and Joe Buck feuded on Joe Bucks hbo show

[@STsixx]

People low key hate on Buck because everyone else does. I’m not a huge fan, but I also think he gets way too much undue hate.

[@scrillaholik]

We miss u big guy.come home. Baba boey

[@tHeXeKuter]

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[@levimaxton6307]

4:32 my man caught a stray

[@ManMonkey600]

Joe Buck is great. He gets so much hate but the dude is great. He can make fun of himself and laugh at all the hate.

[@josephmcbrien7646]

Hes still not good at announcing football games.

[@TheRaizen33]

Lmao he has Andrew Zimmern on!

[@dachallenger9987]

in da stooooooooooooooooooooo

[@goshawk1974]

After that bad show with Artie, it's a wonder Joe didn't send in a stunt double on this one... Like Luke Perry or Dookie Houser... Signed: Jim Rome

[@PraxisPeabody]

Who would have thought HBO late night was for kids...😂

[@roger9348]

why he wrote the forward in his back

[@dachallenger9987]

stoooouooouu

[@222333aaaaaa]

@MegaJose116 - Yeah, he seems to get a bad rap. The guy is easily the best new play-by-play voice and still self-deprecating.

[@andythomas9564]

Didn’t even know Artie had his own show….. couldn’t have it now with that nose caved in from drugs

[@baronvg]

I still remember Joe Buck's reaction to Randy Moss' mooning. He was FAR from having a sense of humor and took himself VERY seriously that night.

[@jimhelland7019]

yeah exactly! if it would have been michael irvin or any cowboy or nyg it would have been the funniest thing ever!

[@Spaghettineck]

was this after the incident?

[@wutangclams3203]

no this was years before any of it happened

[@PiCheZvara]

The fact Joe Buck is this amicable about the whole fiasco shows he is a very, very rare person. Artie totally sabotaged the show to the point it was insulting. Him saying he was just trying to be funny is a total BS excuse for acting like a total douchebag. I like Artie, but he really crossed the line there.

[@TonyDanza4Lyfe]

Did you watch the rest of his show lol it was one of the most boring things I've ever seen which is hard to do when you get the guests this dude got. People don't understand how HUGE it was that he got Bret favre to sit down because favre talked to NOBODY at that point

[@Batman8657]

I have a like/hate relationship with Joe Buck. He's got a perfect voice for baseball but I always thought he sucked at commentating football games. Then one day he clowned Johnny Manziel live on the air during a Browns game, I couldn't stop laughing and saw some potential. But nay, he still sucks at football. So many great plays neutered by his monotone voice.

[@chrisolivo6591]

Batman8657 I actually feel the opposite. I think Buck and Aikman are great, but he seems like he doesn’t care when he does a baseball game. I feel he wants to be remembered for being a Football announcer because he is Jack Buck’s son when he calls a baseball game.

[@chocolatetownforever7537]

@@chrisolivo6591 I agree. I think Joe Buck does a great job broadcasting whatever sport he does, and I think his voice is fine. Its ironic the original commenter said Joe Buck is monotone, because my only gripe with the guy is his seeming excitement whenever anything bad happens for my Cowboys while hes calling their games.

[@mbolduc]

Pretty good, but Gilbert's Artie is my favorite

[@Bhhsboy1]

He looks better.

[@chasebizzy1]

Troy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chrisolivo6591]

Joe Buck is one of those that if you don’t know him, he comes off as a total d-bag. But once you get to know, he’s not like that. Some guys just don’t come off well.

[@joshualee6765]

dont think anyone in st louis even likes him everytime he commentates on fox sports in the postseason... he throws st louis under the bus like his father didnt exist in our organization

[@undertoes]

artie's better without nick dipalo

[@cfb30]

People shit on Joe Buck all the time and I’ve never understood it. Sure, he got his job because of his dad. But, he’s never KEPT his job because of his dad. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have gotten almost every job in sports broadcasting since. He’s a lot like Dale Earnhardt, Jr. They are always unfairly compared to their fathers, and, thus, unfairly rated in their profession because of it.

[@jimijackson]

i think artie is better off not being on the stern show. i love stern but its all based on conflict...cant do artie much good being in the middle of it.

[@metalmacabre9991]

Please don't say kudos to Joe buck. Who the hell says kudos?

[@IhateUrFuckinFace]

Artie still hasn't lost weight?

[@In4Th3Kill]

This must have been after Joe got the stick removed from his ass cause he is so much more relaxed here. He will still go down as one of the worst modern day sports announcers in history.

[@bballkid2422]

Ludwig Van Joe bucks the man

[@joshualee6765]

dan mclaughlin pretty bad lol

WTF?

[@stukkdolo4739]

Artie has little girl hands

[@andrewelliott807]

artie is going to destroy stern. Howard talks about Beth way too much.

[@marcgiancola5463]

Joe Buck is funny is shit.

[@jfdesignsinc.innovationsid1583]

Most certainly the failure of joe buck show has alot to do with artie.... it showed hbo that joe b. Isnt really capable of headlining and controling a talk show

[@Teabagonyou]

Also he is boring and has nothing to say.

[@TonyDanza4Lyfe]

Boooom hit the nail on the head

[@Brawler484]

looks like someone needs to have their eyes checked

[@joedimaggio3687]

Artie Lange is a phony, and Buck is genuine.

[@whitebuffalo4904]

too much gilbert gottfried in the artie impression. 4/10