Dude, you better pull down the Overtime segment before they yank that:

http://www.hbo.com/joebucklive/webcast/index.html

Holy freaking cow.

Artie is hilarious...and was great during that eight minute segment.

Buck may have been relaxed and funny for the other fifty-two minutes (I didn't see the rest of the show), but during that segment he was uptight & humorless.

Instead of taking the ball and running with it after Lange's joke about TMZ.com, Buck did the exact opposite by acting like a sourpuss and essentially saying, "I'm taking my ball and going home."

It's why most people don't really like him...

you cut the part where chad johnson humiliated joe buck

"talked celebrity with Ocho Cinco and Michael Irvin"

I have been waiting for this my entire life, ever since I was an embryo and was forming small, tiny embryonic thoughts in the womb.

Prologue:

Joe Buck's dad: One of the all time best and obviously a good father to his son.

Artie's dad: unemployed, drank his weight in Old Crow and was so violent, Artie's mom used to make Artie sleep in the bed with his father...where he regularly got anally molested and subsequently led to his homophobia.

Epilogue: Artie wins the battle, but still cries himself to sleep 3 times a week.

I have a third recommendation- throw Artie off a roof like Letterman does with pumpkins. Now that would be bringing the funneh.

My dad is a broadcasting legend in Utah. If any drunk a-hole were to call him out on a national talk show, I'd be willing to go as well. Lange is a tard. I guess that explains why the Howard Stern show is never worth my time.

Joe Buck Live was an utter disaster in my eyes. It was boring, it was long and it was just plain bad. Buck is a boring anouncer, why they thought he'd make an ample host for a show packed with energetic guests is beyond me. Buck did less conversing and more interogating than anything else.

It was obvious Farve did not want to be on the show let alone answer question after question about whether or not he was returning. Chad Ochocinco, one of the NFL's most entertaining players, class clown if you will, fell silent infront of Joe Buck. When a man like Ochocinco doesn't have anything to say, there's something wrong with the program.

Thank God for Michael Irving who kept the conversation moving. I think Paul Rudd immediately regreted doing his friend Buck a favor in joining the inagural show.

Now to the infamous Artie Lange...First and foremost I hate Artie Lange. He just isn't funny, he'll say one funny thing once a month and ride it for the next 30 days. He spends more time interupting than he does adding to any conversation, be it on the Howard Stern show or on Joe Buck Live. But, I will say this, he at least made the show interesting to a degree, and at the very least added some conversation and controversy. For that Buck should thank him...at least Joe Buck Live will get some media attention thanks to Lange.

If there is a God, HBO will drop Joe Buck Live before they start filming another terrible episode. JB, stick to the play by play and leave the hosting to Costas.

As the Orlando Magic and now Joe Buck can tell you, overtime can be a cruel mistress. The debut of HBO’s “Joe Buck Live” was notable for two reasons: The painful, knuckle-biting inexperience of the host, and spectacular warehouse fire of an appearance by MADtv alum and Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange.

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