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Zach Galifianakis might now be one of the more known faces in Hollywood for his comedic content, but he started with a talk show that gained cult status. Yes, we’re talking about ‘Between Two Ferns,’ which even got made into a Netflix movie.
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Same with the Sean Penn episode, hosted by Zach Galifianakis’ country boy twin Seth. Throughout the entire interview, Penn strikes a tone of exhausted tolerance. But then, midway through, Seth pushes just a little too far and Penn reacts by threatening violence. We may never know how much of this was real and how much of it was an act, but in a recent interview with David Letterman, Galifianakis revealed that he was legitimately scared of being beaten up.
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After a long, awkward pause and a handful of aborted questions, Galifianakis asks "When you're in the recording studio, do you ever ask yourself 'Hey, what if I make something that isn't shitty".
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