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Jim Gaffigan: Life in quarantine is like a sitcomComedian Jim Gaffigan says holing up with his wife and five kids mirrors a situation comedy — and the episode never ends.

Also coming to the Paradise Cove is Jim Gaffigan on his Fixer Upper tour Feb. 10. Gaffigan has a deadpan comedy style influenced by David Letterman and Bill Murray.

Jim Gaffigan appears in the cast as Captain Hook’s faithful first mate, Mr. Smee.

The cast of 17 Again also included Leslie Mann, Michelle Trachtenberg, Jim Gaffigan and Thomas Lennon.

When Jim Gaffigan weighed in on some issues, people were attacking him, both people on the right and left.

Gaffigan’s Edsel Kellogg III is a distinctly dim Nepo baby who is romantically attracted to his Post rival, the heiress Marjorie Post (Amy Schumer).

Gaffigan’s new special, “The Skinny,” will debut on Nov. 22 under the new “Hulu’s Laughing Now” brand.

Gaffigan then got in some jabs of his own against Harris for not showing up, before handing over to Trump for his speech.

Gaffigan was referring to Daddy Warbucks, the millionaire from the “Little Orphan Annie” cartoons from the 1930s.

JIM GAFFIGAN: "The media has begun discussing the phenomena of 'secret Trump voters' — people who publicly say they'd never vote for Trump, but then when they go in the voting booth, they do.

That included Maya Rudolph, once again playing Vice President Kamala Harris, but also Andy Samberg, Dana Carvey and Jim Gaffigan.

But “Tesla,” which also stars Kyle MacLachlan and Jim Gaffigan, isn’t exactly your average biofilm.

Kyle MacLachlan plays Thomas Edison; the cast also features Eve Hewson, Jim Gaffigan, Hannah Gross and Josh Hamilton.

GAFFIGAN: Oh, very carefully.

Last year was a very busy year for Gaffigan, starring in or providing voice or roles in 13 films that are in production with release dates to be announced.

Two years ago, Jeannie Gaffigan looked at images of a pear-shaped tumor in her brain and asked, am I going to die.

With a mischievous sparkle in his eye, Gaffigan unloads horse jokes for at least ten minutes straight.

Dave Chappelle came out on top for “The Age Of Spin/Deep In The Heart Of Texas,” but Jerry Seinfeld, Sarah Silverman and Jim Gaffigan may have been the true winners.