The Situation’s most tasteless jokes cut from roast of Donald Trump


Note: these are the jokes that weren’t cut from the broadcast. You can read the ones that were on TMZ

I used to think that The Situation was somewhat cleverly crafting his media image, like he was playing up the douche angle and making himself into a parody of a self-obsessed, selfish user gym rat in order to move merchandise. Now that I’ve read some of the truly terrible jokes he cracked at Donald Trump’s roast I’m not so sure. Like even if someone else wrote these for him, there’s no excuse for repeating them and they weren’t funny to boot. He made dumb, unnecessary references to slavery and to Marlee Matlin being deaf and he didn’t even weave in personal stuff about The Donald like you’re supposed to do for a roast. As a result most of his routine was cut from the broadcast. You can read what he said on TMZ, I don’t want to recap it at all.

The stuff that was left was equally bad, but not quite as offensive, as you can see from the video above. It’s disjointed and painful to watch and they should have just cut out the Situation’s part entirely. [via DListed]

Roasts are supposed to be obnoxious, they’re not supposed to be offensive on a level that is uncalled for. The late Greg Giraldo was such a pro at ripping on people using things we know about them and never stepping over that line. The Situation needs to take a step back and I hope that this puts a damper on some of the countless crap he’s trying to sell. Maybe he really is just an asshole and an unfunny one to boot.

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Event photos are from 3/11/11. Credit: WENN.com

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  1. the original bellaluna says:

    Not only is he an asshole; he’s an asshole who’s old enough to know he’s too old to be acting like an asshole.

  2. Quest says:

    I think Mike “The Situation” has a Minus-touch:

    DWTS (fist-pumping not inclusive) – FAILED

    Jersey Shore (DTF Hookups) – FAILED

    AB Workout Video – FAILED

    The Roast (come on it’s the Trumpster) – HUGE FAIL

    Shit, what else dude…cash in on your 2 minutes of fame while you can … now that’s a real situation (no puns intended).

  3. Rita says:

    I have always thought this guy’s greatest aspiration in life was to become a douche. We all fall short of our dreams.

  4. samigirl says:

    He always pissed me off anyways bc he looks like he is trying be David Gahan. Shame people like him make millions while our teachers and nurses don’t come close.

  5. Memory28 says:

    @ Quest totally agree Omfg I watched the show and I saw the situations part and he sucked. It was so uncomfortable to watch there were times you could hear crickets chirping or people booing him this other comedian had to step up and “save him” from himself. It was bad!!!!

  6. Tiffany says:

    If this is not a case of over exposure for him, I don’t know what is. He needs to sit back and re evalate what he plans to do and get rid of the dilhole who told him doing a roast is smart. Now that he knows that everythin he touches is not gold, just stop.

  7. curmudgeon says:

    Before “reality tv” at least the ass hats we glorified had some talent. Now you can be mildly charismatic train wreck and get rich and famous for it.

  8. Rita says:

    I think Craftsmen should hire him with the slogan, “A tool for every Situation”.

  9. Praise St. Angie! says:

    Why the F was this no-name douche at a celebrity roast anyway? especially for someone as famous (love him or hate him, Trump is world-famous) as the Donald?

    His jokes were painful, and that “glasses-slid-down-the-nose-so-you-can-look-over-the-tops-of-them” look is SO F-ING STUPID!

    Ugh, I hate this aggressive, dirty, date-rapist!!!

  10. L says:

    First off-why was the Donald getting roasted?

    I actually caught this show, and he was awful. So awful I almost felt bad for him, but then it got worse. I had to fast forward through him. Worse still was that the other folks were cracking jokes about his lack of talent the rest of the evening, and he thought they were kidding. Oh my. Worse, he kept laughing and hitting Snoop like he was in on the joke. No freakin way man-back off the Snoop.

    Snoop dog though? Hilarious.

  11. aenflex says:

    there is nothing cool or crafty about this 30-something loafer. nevermind the ridiculous comments from the roast.

  12. Isabel says:

    I didn’t see the roast. I wanted to watch it. However, it’s sad that Greg Giraldo is gone. He was a roastmaster indeed. And now…I’ve read the Situation joke transcripts…and my skin is crawling. I’m uncomfortable just reading that mess.

  13. Seany D says:

    “He made dumb, unnecessary references to slavery and to Marlee Matlin being deaf and he didn’t even weave in personal stuff about The Donald like you’re supposed to do for a roast.”

    To be clear, it’s quite normal for the other roasters get it just as bad as the roastee at these events.

  14. lucy2 says:

    I only read a little bit, and it was horrible. Yet I am not surprised.

  15. gg says:

    Duh, LOSING!

  16. Jaye E says:

    His lack of self-awareness is ASTOUNDING.

  17. Wiggles says:

    Yeah, I watched it, and I can tell you there was A LOT of ‘inappropriate’ comments. Old situation flopped because nobody liked him. It was painful to watch but he took it up the arse with a smile lol.

  18. Mollymuffin says:

    I’m pretty sure that they ONLY invited the Situation so the other roasters had someone to pick on. There’s a lot of material to write jokes for about the Jersey Shore. By him being there it was like an open invitation to pick on the show. They have to have new faces up on the stage. If they only invite the same roasters over and over they run out of material because none of them are in the news frequently enough for scandalous events. If the Situation has terrible jokes, who cares? Everyone else had a good laugh at his expense which is kind of the way roasts go in their own brutal way. They couldn’t have possibly expected him to be funny.

  19. Dez says:

    Don’t get me wrong, I think this guy is an absolute douche, but tell me, where are the writers standing up to defend this guy. If you think he actually wrote this material, you’re a delusional as he is.

  20. hairball says:

    It is just so disgusting that America gives these complete LOSERS their own shows and rewards them for being complete MORONS.

    I mean, look at this guy! OMFG. F*cking disgusting.

  21. Tiffany says:

    Well, Seth Macfarlane was great and Lisa Lampenelli was scathingly funny as usual. Lost interest after that.
    The Situation is worthy of being ignored or mocked and that is it.

    How odd is it that there are two Tiffanys that post here?

  22. Cha Cha Loca says:

    Every time I see this creep I just want to punch him in his smug, stoopid face.

  23. Kiska says:

    From what I read on TMZ, The Situation thought he did great at the roast. Now how is that for being effing delusional? In his mind he thinks he is the greatest dancer, lover, friend and comedian. Whether or not that material was written for him by someone else, I would THINK one would have the insight to know making jokes about slavery or disability is not cool. Douche.

  24. xxodettexx says:

    i actually watched this Roast [as I do most roasts – i love snark!] and he was TERRIBLE… the look of “WTF is this?” was clearly etched on everyone’s face… it was so embarassingly hilarious

    missing greg giraldo so much more now!!

    i will say this: donald really took things in stride and i love how he actually handled himself… then again, he can always go home and cry into his buckets o’ gold 😉

  25. Dingles says:

    Dude, that was painful.

  26. hatekyle says:

    he was probably given a script by the show organizers, if not his script was presented to and approved by them. and it was a roast so it’s not entirely his fault.

  27. Mary says:

    Donald Trump said this roasting was being donated for charity…and Jersey Shore “cartoon” characters are in…everywhere.
    The “Shituation” is to say the least not quite attraction somewhat Popeyeish and he has short longs with a long torso and he waddles when he walks !! Seriously if you ever watch that show..
    You don’t have to be talented to be famous now a days…they are all over TV, cable, all types of media. They are the insects, that if a nuclear bomb was dropped, they would survive into another spectacle. 15 Minutes of fame no longer exist, it has been dragged into year(s)of mind numbing WHY ! WHY!

  28. Mary says:

    correction It should read “Shituation” has Short legs and a long torso…

  29. notsoanonymous says:

    This was absolutely brutal to watch. Honestly, I think the main issue people had with him is that he was out of place – he is by no means a comedian, was clearly nervous – and if you have ever been to a live open mic, the comedians who get up there with a ball of nerves get eaten alive by the audience. His jokes weren’t great – and while I don’t believe for two seconds he wrote them, neither did Larry King who still pulled off his bit with some humor. This guy is too big for his ‘sitches’ and needs to take a step back. He and his agent should never have agreed to this – its a no brainer that he was invited for his name and not his talent.

    Marlee, Lisa, and Snoop were laugh out loud funny – overall, a pretty awesome roast in my opinion.

    RIP Greg Giraldo

  30. Liana says:

    When will this idiot’s fifteen minutes be up?

  31. Jazz says:

    What a tool!! What was he even doing there in the first place??

  32. Hakura says:

    @Dez“Don’t get me wrong, I think this guy is an absolute douche, but tell me, where are the writers standing up to defend this guy. If you think he actually wrote this material, you’re a delusional as he is.”

    If *I* were the writer of those crass ‘jokes‘, I wouldn’t be rushing to claim credit, either. xD I’m sure you’re right that he didn’t write them (or not ‘by himself’ at least), but they were so suited to his played-out-douchelord personality, that I’m still inclined to blame him personally.

    I know it’s a roast, & rude/scathing/crass jokes are par for the course. But there’s still a point where you can go too far. The ‘Snoop Dogg’s ancestors were property‘ comment is a perfect example of that. I have a pretty good sense of humor, even when some of it is ‘mean spirited’ (as it so often is these days)… But there are some topics that immediately turn me off. The Holocaust, Slavery, rape, referencing someone’s child.

  33. Banshee74 says:

    Someone needs to tell him he is “nothing and a nobody”…directly enough so that he will listen Such a tool