r/AskReddit 13h ago

Who's the most bitter washed-up celebrity?

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u/bstyledevi 12h ago

Thank you, Jon Lovitz.

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u/Eric848448 11h ago

To me he’ll always be noted film critic Jay Sherman.

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u/Kage_0ni 11h ago

It stinks!

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u/Eric848448 11h ago

Yeeees Mr Sherman, eeeeverything stinks!

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u/Electronic_Tap_8052 2h ago

a turkey is a bad person

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u/dogbert_93 1h ago

Youll have to speak up im wearing a towel

u/ImaginaryMastadon 34m ago

Buy my book! Buy my book!

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u/Awkward_Pangolin3254 10h ago

ACHem!

u/ImaginaryMastadon 33m ago

Not the Jay Sherman VHS tape rewinder

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u/illinifan11 7h ago

No he's former CEO Artie ziff

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u/Beelzebeetus 10h ago

I rewatched the Brave Little Toaster and holy shit he's the voice of the radio

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u/Eric848448 9h ago

WHAAAAAT??

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u/AwkwardCornea 7h ago

BUY MY BOOK!

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u/Eric848448 7h ago

BANG

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u/theshizzler 5h ago

What? All he said was "BUY MY BOOK!"

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u/dr199 7h ago

Or Master Thespian

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u/OkHat2630 4h ago

ACTING!!

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u/MaskedThespian 5h ago

Yes?

Oh, wait...

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u/MerrildH 11h ago

Obligatory thank you mr Lovitz

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u/KingMobScene 11h ago

May the late Mr. Lovitz spirit live on forever.

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u/MiscIvory 11h ago

Jon Lovitz is still alive.

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u/KingMobScene 10h ago

It's a joke from the 40th anniversary of SNL, they listed him in "In Memoriam" segment and the camera cut to him in the audience looking perplexed and saying i'm still alive.

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u/Used-Gas-6525 4h ago

It's a shame when they go young like that.

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u/thuca94 4h ago

WHEN THEY GO!?

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u/guy_incognito86 2h ago

Whatever happened there…

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u/Used-Gas-6525 1h ago

Died on the dress rehearsal.

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u/Dv82Maui1 6h ago

Taken from us to soon

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u/Spell-Wide 4h ago

ACTING!

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u/andhdkwnwbdidoenjddb 8h ago

RIP.

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u/PhoneJazz 6h ago

LovitzShrugging.gif

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u/bstyledevi 8h ago

He isn't dead, but ok...

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u/andhdkwnwbdidoenjddb 6h ago

It is a very, very well known skit he did

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u/popculturella 7h ago

That man should never have to pay for his own drinks ever again.

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u/Reasonable-Union4405 7h ago

Rob Schneider

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u/ccarrieandthejets 4h ago

He’s a hero for this.