Louis C.K. Roseanne Barr after his dismissal, says a close friend, Norm Macdonald

Louis C.K would have called Roseanne after firing on ABC.

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Norm Macdonald had a difficult year thanks to the advance of his book under the leadership of comedian Louis C.K, now dishonored. and he mentions strongly the person who gave him his debut in comedy, Roseanne Barr. Now, in a new interview to promote his next talk show, the comedian talked about both people.

Addressing The Hollywood Reporter, the star talked about the current climate of celebrities looking for poor behavior in several modes. He noted that he thought that people in the eyes of the public did not have a second chance and that they were therefore encouraged to deny the allegations. That's when the star brought her two friends.

"Well, Louis [C.K.] and Roseanne [Barr] are the two people I know. And Roseanne was so broken [after her show’s reboot was cancelled] that I asked Louis to call, even if Roseanne was very tough with Louis before. But she was so broken and cried constantly, "he said. "There are very few people who have experienced what they lost in a day. Of course, people will go, "And the victims?" But you know what? The victims did not have to go through there.

As previously stated, Barr was fired from the restart of "Roseanne," for which Macdonald wrote, after tweeting a racist line directed against the former Obama aide, Valerie Jarrett. She was already tough with Louis C.K., who admitted to having been masturbating in front of reluctant women.

She told the Daily Beast: "It's Louis C.K., who locks the door and masturbates in front of comics and women writers. I can not tell you – I've heard so many stories. Not just him, but a lot of them. And it's just for the course. It's just shit that women have to bear. "

Macdonald described the conversation the two had about their respective situations, noting that they could complain about the end of their careers.

"They both said that they had a good conversation and that they just gave you advice that you could give you," he said. "I could not even understand this advice, because who has ever experienced such a thing? All their work in all their life was erased in a single day, a moment. "

Macdonald's new series, "Norm Macdonald Has a Show," will premiere on Netflix later this month.