No Fumbles TV

Summary

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Podcast Name: Laugh With Me
Host: Jeremy Odem
Episode Title: No Fumbles TV
Release Date: August 12, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this episode, comedian and sports writer Jeremy Odem returns after appearing as a guest on his friend Lavetti Vegas’s new sports debate show, No Fumbles. With plenty of laughs, Jeremy gives the inside scoop on filming the pilot, shares sports banter and joke-writing moments, and dives into the mystery of forgotten childhood collectibles. The relaxed, improvisational vibe shines as Jeremy riffs with his pal Johnny, mixing behind-the-scenes stories, witty one-liners, and offbeat curiosity about why we forget the priceless treasures in our attics.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Behind-the-Scenes of "No Fumbles" TV

• Show Premise: No Fumbles is Lavetti Vegas’s new, weekly sports opinion and debate show. Jeremy describes it as “opinion based and there’s a rolling list of topics. We kind of go back and forth on it.”
  • Where to Find: The 30-minute show premieres on YouTube and Facebook ([03:57]).
• Recording the Pilot:
  • Jeremy found the experience fun and enlightening: “We learned a lot too about what this show’s gonna be down the line, kind of how, you know, some improvements to be made... Anytime you record a pilot of any type, there’s going to be things you learn and things you want to change, you know, moving forward.” ([04:34])
  • Ash, a friend of Lavetti’s, served as a topic reader and informal moderator.
• Sample Topics Discussed:
  • Ranking NFL QBs
  • Debating top NFL and NBA teams (“Are the Seahawks going to repeat? Are the Knicks going to repeat in the NBA?”)
  • Predicting the Nebraska Huskers’ schedule ([05:45])

2. Pranks & “Revenge Jokes”

• Lavetti opened the taping with a clip of Jeremy’s infamous skateboarding injury (“…showing the clip of me skateboarding when I went up the ramp and fell on my back…” [06:23]), sparking playful retaliation.
• Jeremy countered by airing a video of Lavetti’s basketball mishaps, particularly his loss to Gary Curtis.
• A rundown of “roast” jokes delivered and unused zingers, blurring lines between sports criticism and stand-up comedy.

Notable Used Jokes:

• “Lavetti, the scouting report on you is one sentence: Let him cook because he can’t.” ([08:18])
• “Lavetti has unlimited range in that he can miss from literally anywhere.” ([08:32])

Jokes That Didn’t Make the Cut (but shared on podcast):

• “I’ve seen Make a Wish kids score more points than you.” ([09:21])
• “He doesn’t have a jump shot, he’s got a cry for help.” ([09:48])
• “Lavetti’s shooting percentage is basically a credit score.” ([09:59])
• “Lavetti shoots like the rim owes him money and moved without leaving a forwarding address.” ([10:15])
• "When Lavetti gets the ball, nobody yells 'shoot.' That’s because they want to yell—" ([11:18]) (Jeremy admits this one's not his best)
• “Lavetti’s crossover has never crossed anybody. It’s basically a lane change with the blinker on.” ([11:35])
• “Lavetti, when he tries to break someone’s ankles, he somehow sprains his own.” ([11:51])
• “Lavetti’s highlight reel is just security footage.” ([12:00])
• “Lavetti plays basketball like somebody explained the rules to him during a house fire.” ([12:08])
• “Lavetti’s pump fake only works because defenders genuinely believe there’s no way he’s stupid enough to shoot it.” ([12:21])
• “Lavetti’s basketball IQ is room temperature, and they’re playing outside.” ([12:44])
• “Lavetti wears a shooting sleeve like putting a spoiler on a 1997 Dodge Neon.” ([13:09])
• “Lavetti’s signature move is catching the ball and immediately making it somebody else’s problem.” ([13:24])
• “Lavetti is the only player whose defender gets called for social distancing.” ([13:42])
• “Lavetti is proof that technically anybody can buy basketball shoes.” ([14:18])

Jeremy and Johnny banter over which gags worked, which fell flat, and the intricacies of joke construction for a live audience.

3. Collectibles Segment: The Super Mario Bros. Trove ([18:02])

• Jeremy riffs on the discovery of 97 copies of a rare NES “Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt” game — a find expected to fetch millions at auction.
• Ponders the phenomenon of people forgetting about valuable childhood possessions:
  • “Where are the people that do own these things? What... does their mind go that they forget they have these things?” ([20:11])
  • Considers possible causes — jokingly blames “the food” for our collective forgetfulness. ([22:12])

4. Theme of Forgetfulness and Treasure-Hunting

• Jeremy spins out a comedic “mission” to solve the mystery of why we lose track of prized possessions.
  • “I’m not blaming the drugs or the medicines or…smartphones. I’m blaming the food. There’s something we’re eating that is causing us to forget about things, important things that we have. And I’m gonna get to the bottom of it.” ([22:58])

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the challenge of joke writing for a roast:
  • “Some of these just, they kind of make you think…like ‘Lavetti’s highlight reel is just security footage.’ Now, that one’s deep.” ([12:00])
• On the absurdity of forgotten valuables:
  • “How is it that they just go unfound for 30, 40, you know, plus years? I…it always blows my mind.” ([20:03])
• On persistent self-deprecation:
  • “Well, what are you gonna do?” ([14:18])

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Show Introduction: [02:35]
• No Fumbles TV pilot—behind the scenes: [03:57] – [05:55]
• The prank war (skateboarding/basketball mishaps): [06:20]
• Jeremy’s joke rundown: [08:18] – [14:18]
• Rare NES discovery and collectible musings: [18:02] – [22:58]

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Tone, Language, and Style

• Conversational and self-aware, with a healthy dose of sarcasm and playful humility.
• Jeremy’s delivery blends stand-up pacing with podcast intimacy, riffing off Johnny and responding meta-comedically to his own punchlines and misfires.

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Summary

This episode captures the comedic camaraderie of Jeremy and his crew, offering a lively, transparent look at sports entertainment, friendly competition, the art of the roast, and the cultural fascination with lost valuables. Whether you’re a sports fan, stand-up enthusiast, or nostalgia hunter, there’s a laugh and a thoughtful take for everyone.

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And I am fresh off of recording our friend Lavetti Vegas's brand new TV show. Oh yes, Lovetti's back with a brand new TV show. It's not comedy if those of you who listen to Laugh with Me on the regular. You guys know that our friend Lavetti famously quit comedy again. He does that about once a year. Yeah, that's, that's just kind of something he does. It's like a reset, you know, if I had to guess his intentions, he's never said, yeah, once a year I do this. He's never said, once a year I quit comedy just so I can take a break and kind of reset everything. I mean, although it is, it is pretty much what he does. And in this break he has created a brand new show. The first episode is about to be released and I was lucky enough to, to have been a guest on it. It's a sports, it's like a sub, like a sport like debate show, almost like it's opinion based and there's a bunch is a rolling list of topics and we kind of, we go back and forth on it and it was, it was a lot of fun recording and it was a lot of fun working with Lavetti as always. And then his friend Ash, who's she, she's like, not necessarily the, the moderator, but kind of like, kind of like host. Like she reads off the topics and kind of keeps us, I guess on, on task, on topic there. And I just want to say it was a lot of fun recording the show. And I, I told him, I was like, dude, you need me back, you want me back? I am in. Like it was a lot of fun. We learned a lot too about what this show's gonna be down the line, kind of how, you know, some improvements to be made. I mean, it's a pilot. Anytime you record a pilot of any type, there's going to be things you learn and things you want to change, you know, moving forward. I mean, that's just the way it is. Well, some of the stuff we talked about and you hopefully you all go to the show. It's called no fumbles, okay? No fumbles with Lavetti Vegas. And hopefully you guys all go and watch the show. It's a, it's a 30 minute show and you'll be able to find this on YouTube and you can find it on his, on, on the Facebook page for no fumbles. And some of the Things we talked about, you know, like, you know, we teared quarterbacks. We, we figured out, you know, what, what were the kind of the best teams in the NFL were, or the Seahawks going to repeat? Are the Knicks going to repeat in the NBA? Like, things like that. Okay, Those were some of the Huskers. We predicted the Husker schedule. Okay. How many wins are we looking at here? So we did, like, some of those types of topics. But what I'm here to talk about today in regards to the show,

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this is, this is something he does, okay? He pulls out some pranks. Okay. He opened the show with showing the clip of me skateboarding when I went up the ramp and fell on my back and I broke my back. That's how he opened the show with a clip of me falling straight on my back. And as we all know that I'm still recovering from that. That was in, like, mid June. I'm still recovering from it. Here we are in August. And so that was funny, but what I had in my back pocket was the clip of him thinking he was gonna, you know, out shoot anybody in one on one or even in a shooting contest in basketball. He, and he just, he couldn't even hit the rim. I mean, it's airball after airball in this. And he lost to, famously lost to Gary Curtis. And, you know, he put out this challenge. Yeah, I'll take on anybody. I, I, I put my hand up. I wanted a shot at this, but Gary beat me to it. And, you know, his challenge was over after the first attempt because, of course, he's, he's not a baller. So we show this, and I, I had written some jokes in regards to, you know, his prowess in basketball and this challenge that he had with Gary. And I did get to use a couple of them. Okay. I used a couple of those lines before we really got warmed up into the show. Let's see. I, I, what I would like to do is go through some. I'm gonna tell you the jokes I did use. You're gonna hear them on the show, but then I'd also like to tell you some of the jokes that didn't make the cut that I was going to use, but I didn't. Okay. So that way you kind of have an idea of what I was working with here. Okay? So, so before I even get into that, I just want to say, make sure you check out no fumbles with Lavetti Vegas, okay? It's his brand new show. He's gonna be coming out weekly. But here Are some of the jokes I used just, you know, just to get back at him for airing that skateboarding fall. Okay, so, Levy, the scouting report on you is one sentence. Let him cook because he can't. Okay, I did use that line. I thought that was funny, that the scouting report is the. To let him cook because he can't. That's, that's good, right, Johnny? Yeah. Thanks, buddy. Feel free to encourage me a little bit. Lavetti has unlimited range in that he can miss from literally anywhere. Now, I think I used that one. I'm pretty sure I used that joke. I don't, I, I, It's a little blurry. I don't quite remember if I did, but I'm pretty sure I did because I know I used the scouting report joke. I'm pretty sure I used the unlimited range. Now, the rest of these I know I didn't use because I, I only, I just a couple of seconds to put in, you know, a couple of lines. So the rest of these I know for a fact I didn't use, but maybe I should have. Okay, we'll. We'll see. So, all right. Imagine Lavetti shooting a three pointer, and it's just awful. Like, it's just an airball. And I say, I've seen Make a Wish kids score more points than you. I mean, that's good, right? But then you might think, oh, you're being demeaning to the Make a Wish kids. And. No, I'm just saying, like, no matter what they're going through, I mean, he's still more athletic than Betty. So that was one of them. Another one, let's see. He doesn't have a jump shot. He's got a cry for help. I thought that was a good one. His, his shooting. Levetti's shooting percentage is basically a credit score. I thought that one that was good, but it might go over some people's heads, and who knows?

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I, I don't, I don't I didn't like that one. That's why I didn't use it. I don't know. That's. No, that wasn't good. Johnny, you got to encourage me on the good ones, buddy. Well, Vetti's crossover has never crossed anybody. It's basically a lane change with the blinker on. Now that one I thought was good because that's kind of like an old joke, too, like an old person joke. So I thought that one maybe had some potential. Lavetti, when he tries to break someone's ankles, he somehow sprains his own. And I thought that one, that one certainly had potential. The Vetti's highlight reel is just security footage. Now, that one's deep. That one I felt had some legs, but we'll see. Lavetti plays basketball like somebody explained the rules to him during a house fire. Now, I. It's like one of those things where you're just, you know, you don't quite get it, but then you think about it like, oh, okay, I get it. Now, Levetti's pump fake only works because defenders genuinely believe there's no way he's stupid enough to shoot it. Now, that's good. But. But it's a one on one game, so of course he's gonna shoot it. Like some of these, I'm like, all right, that's funny, but it may not fit the situation.

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Lavetti's basketball IQ is room temperature, and they're playing outside. That one could have been really good, but they played inside. You know, when reviewing the film, they played indoors. So that one didn't. Originally, when he put the challenge out there, it looked like they were going to play outside. So that joke, that. That one could have been good, but yeah. Anyways, Levitti wears a shooting sleeve, like putting a spoiler on a 90s 1997 Dodge Neon. That one's. That one's got potential. Levetti's signature move is catching the ball and immediately making it somebody else's problem. Now, if it wasn't a one on one game, that one would have been gold. Like, I, a hundred percent could have done something with that one. But it's. It was one on one. The Vetti is the only player whose defender gets called for social distancing. That one's good because it's topical and Levetti's just not good. Like, you don't even have to guard him. That's the, that's, that's the deal. That's the deal. He's just, he's not very Good. All right, let me see. Did I have any more? No, I, I, this one's, this was my last one. It's a. Levetti is proof that technically anybody can buy basketball shoes. Now. I, I didn't care for that one. That's not, that wasn't my favorite joke of the bunch, but yeah. What are you gonna do? We'll be right back with more Laugh with me, the podcast with J O.

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