Shortcomings

Shortcomings

By Brittany Ross & Natalie LanderComedyTV & Film
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Shortcomings episodes

  • Charlie McDermott

    Charlie McDermott,  Axl of ABC's "The Middle," joins Britt & Nat to discuss his experience directing his first feature film, imagiGary, and how it became a shortcoming in the best kind of way. We also ask the hard hitting questions about the time he was slapped on the back of the head 52 times by Liev Schreiber while filming the movie "The Ten." (Get it? "Hard hitting?)

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    51 min
  • Matt Cook

    Matt Cook, Lowell on of CBS's "Man With A Plan," joins Nat and Britt to talk about his experience screen testing for Saturday Night Live and how it seemed like shortcoming at the time. He also talks about his extensive vinyl record collection and his shortcoming when it comes to throwing dog poop.

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    59 min
  • Lisa Schwartz

    Youtube sensation, Lisa Schwartz, joins hosts Nat & Britt to discuss the feeling of beings single in your 30s, and what's it's like hosting the Bachelor Fantasy Breakdown! Also, was Lisa kicked out of the Hollywood Bowl for singing too loud? Find out! 

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    46 min
  • Tom Lenk

    Comedian Tom Lenk from Buffy the Vampire Slayer (and so much more!) joins Britt & Nat to discuss how he came up with the Lenk Lenk for Less, his popular Instagram page where he copies celebrity red carpet outfits with materials he's found around the house. Also, hear  how he was sabotaged at an audition by his nemesis! 

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    1 hr 1 min

About Shortcomings

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Come chill with hosts Brittany Ross and Natalie Lander every Thursday, as they invite their favorite entertainers to tell them about their biggest shortcoming in life. Whether it's love, work, or…