Tim Heidecker Quotes

I Think Comedy Has To Come From A Real Place. It Has To Come From An Honest Place.

When Anything Doesn't Hit With A Huge Laugh, As Comics, It Feels Like, Oh No, Oh No, We're Sinking.

I Feel Like When You Do Twitter, Sometimes You Just Have An Idea And You Fire It Off And Don't Really Think Too Hard About The Consequences Of That. I Think My Reputation There Is As A Comedian And Not Someone To Be Taken Seriously. But I Like The Idea Of Getting Out False Information And Just Muddying Up The Story And Making It As Confusing And, You Know, Schizophrenic As Possible.

Dads Are Awkward Because They're Older Guys Who Aren't Cool Anymore And Are Figuring Out Who They Are, And They Often Make Bad Choices In Fashion And Music.

When You Get Older Your Dad Becomes This Other Man Rather Than A Scary Man, And You Have A Friendship.

I Always Liked Records That Didn't Explain Themselves Too Well - Ones That You Had To Listen A Few Times.

Most Books That Come Out With A Comedy Label Seem To Be, Eric [wareheim] And I Could Have Written, "this Is Our Story, And This Is Who We Are," And Sort Of This Navel-gazing, Narcissistic Approach To Comedy We're Seeing These Days.

I'm Very Wary Of Doing Political Stuff For A Lot Of Reasons. One Of The Big Ones Is That The Shelf-life For Them Is Not Very Long, And The Joke Becomes Old News Very Quickly.

I Was In A Band In High School And College And I Always Had A Love For Music, But I Didn't Go To A Conservatory Or Anything Like That. I Was Fairly Self-taught.

We, The Comics That We Like, We're All, Like, Post-humor.

When You Travel, Specifically For Our Show, You Get Inspired By Rest Stops, Cracker Barrel. Middle-america People Are Perfect.

That Kind Of Language Is What Makes Us Laugh. Like, "well, Just Efax That To Me, And I'll Take A Look At It."