The Adam Friedland Show Ep. 155 – The Don Simpsons
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May 16, 2019 
Tim Dillon, a stand-up comedian known for his biting humor, joins the crew for a wild ride through health anecdotes, childhood tales, and the chaotic world of Hollywood. They dive into the eccentric life of Don Simpson, a coked-up producer, alongside sharp critiques of films and politics. The discussion turns to industry misconduct, sexual health, and the absurdities of comedy. With plenty of banter and outrageous stories, the episode is a humorous exploration of culture, creativity, and the crazy lives behind the scenes.
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Coked-Out Charm Fueled Big Hollywood Hits
- Don Simpson embodied 1990s Hollywood excess and creative energy in equal measure.
- His charisma and relentless drive helped produce mega-hits despite self-destructive behavior.
Watching Don Simpson On Charlie Rose
- Adam describes watching a Charlie Rose interview where Don Simpson appears visibly drugged and charismatic.
- He highlights Simpson's reported $60k/day drug spending and autopsy with many substances.
Charm Trumps Eccentricity In Comedy
- Tom Myers is described as lacking charm and social understanding rather than being merely eccentric.
- The hosts argue this detachment makes him hard to integrate into mainstream comedy.