![]() “Maybe let’s try one with just a little more rage-build.” He acted out Bernhardt’s part, escalating from recognition to fury as he lurched forward, his rangy frame somehow realigning itself in the other actor’s brawny image. Hader, who was also directing the episode, happily called “Cut!” and turned to Daniel Bernhardt, who plays Ronny. Hader ducks it and then rises back into the frame, transformed by outrage, as Ronny swipes a shelf-load of Band-Aids at him. ![]() Overjoyed, he resumes his cajoling, but Ronny aims another kick at his head. Now, in the Rite Aid, Barry is shocked to discover that Ronny is in the next aisle, trying on a neck brace. Ronny, stoned and affronted, kicked him in the head, and after an ugly struggle Barry bashed his windpipe and left him for dead. So when he went to Ronny’s house he began by trying to persuade his target just to leave town for a while. The premise of the show is that Barry, a former Marine sniper, is desperate to stop killing he moved to Los Angeles in a misguided effort to reinvent himself as an actor. He’s bleeding from a brutal series of events that stemmed from his botched hit on a Tae Kwon Do expert named Ronny. In the scene being filmed, for the show’s forthcoming second season, Barry has run into a Rite Aid for supplies. On this January night, Hader was in character as the hit man Barry Berkman, on “Barry,” the dark comedy that he co-created and stars in on HBO. Watch Maher and Gaffigan’s full chat in the video below.Bill Hader’s mouth and chin were coated with fake blood, so when he pivoted, astonished, he looked like a vampire startled in mid-snack. What day is that when Netflix runs out of what they have in the warehouse?” Has anyone who is watching TV recently noticed a difference? Has it affected the person down the pipeline? I don’t think so. “They struck at just the wrong time they have no leverage. “ have tons of stuff in stock, so they have no reason to wanna settle this strike,” he noted. Maher claimed the streamers had already been “looking for a get out of jail card for how much they overspend,” noting the Hollywood strikes solved that issue for them as they’ve brought production to a halt. ![]() And it’s much more complicated than that.” There’s no difference - there’s only two camps. You’re either for the strike like they’re fucking Che Guevara out there, you know, like, this is Cesar Chavez’s lettuce picking strike - or you’re with Trump. “And a lot of people are being hurt besides them - a lot of people who don’t make as much money as them in this bipartisan world we have where you’re just in one camp or the other, there’s no in between. But there’s a big other side to it,” Maher also said. Maher said he agreed with the guild regarding streaming platforms having to report viewership data. The WGA strike started in May and hit the 100-day mark last month. Writers Strike Hits Four-Month Mark as Resolve on Both Sides Hardens, Complicating the Return to Negotiations 'All of American Labor Has Joined Our Fight': SAG-AFTRA Chief Pushes Studios to Negotiate as Actors Strike Hits Day 53 (Guest Column) Discovery Says It Will Take $300 Million-$500 Million Hit in 2023 Earnings Due to Dual WGA/SAG-AFTRA Strikes “What I find objectionable about the philosophy of the strike it seems to be, they have really morphed a long way from 2007’s strike, where they kind of believe that you’re owed a living as a writer, and you’re not. “They’re asking for a lot of things that are, like, kooky,” Maher said about the WGA. Maher, whose HBO talk show “Real Time” ended its most recent season in April just ahead of the WGA strike, shared his thoughts after Gaffigan noted the strike might kill late-night television for good. Bill Maher criticized the WGA strike during a discussion with comedian Jim Gaffigan on the “Club Random” podcast.
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