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. >> now there are serial killers born right there. [ laughter ] there is some anger there.ice, what do you think, eric? would you try to pull this on your kid? would she shoot you? >> eric: it is hilarious. a playoff from last year when he did the same thing with the kids only it was halloween. he pretended that the parents ate all the candy. great segment. it goes on and on. >> greg: kids are great targets for pranks. i remember one holiday, my mom and dad let me in the car in the garbage with the motor running. when i finally got out they moved to texas. >> bob: my father left me in a car when he went in a bar. >> dana: this happened to me, actually. >> bob: dirty story? dane you won't believe it, but in high school, i was given detention because i was trying -- with a friend, we faked a note to try to leave high school. >> eric: oh, no! >> dana: but i didn't tell my parents. >> eric: terrible. >> dana: i got detention. that was in october. so at christmas time, i open up presents and i'm like what is this? a framed thing. it turn it over. detention notice sent to my mom

killer. >> dean is a comedian, also a muslim born in america.te you. >> i'm not sure how many actually hate me. but i don't know what you're getting at. the only thing that i counter is by reaching out to people and trying to dispel the misconceptio misconceptions, the lack of fakihs they have. >> we went along as dean and fellow muslim comedians toured across the american south. in comedy clubs. >> you just need to trust me. >> on the streets. >> how you doing, ma'am? >> and in chance encounters. doing their best to win friends and influence people. pilgrims armed with punch lines in hopes of shattering a few stereo types. they call their tour, the muslims are coming. nearly half of all americans a mitt to feeling some prejudice towards muslim. in a funny way, the comics are fighting for their civil rights. >> i just love saying nbc's harry smith. so, this is fascinates, but how do they steal themselves against the hurt? the slurs? >> it's interesting because all humor is braced in gree vens. as they went down there, we were on the street with

killer. >> reporter: dean is a comedian. he's also a muslim born in america. a lot of americans hate you. >> i'm not sure how many actually hate me, but i know what you're getting at. the only way i know to counter it is by reaching out to people and trying to dispel the misconception, the lack of facts they have about american muslims, about the religion itself. >> reporter: we went along as dean and fellow american muslim comedians negin farsad toured across the american south. in comedy clubs. >> you just need to trust me. >> reporter: on the streets. >> how you doing? >> reporter: and in chance encounters. doing their best to try to win friends and influence people. pilgrims armed with punchlines in hopes of shattering a few stereotypes. they called their tour the muslims are coming. nearly half of all americans admit to feeling some prejudice towards muslims. in a funny way the comics are fighting for their civil rights. >> the civil rights struggle, come down to the south with the freedom riots, i've come down here and fought for other people's rights. i

they are blue collar guys who were sort of born on the wrong side of the tracks and they rise to fame. these are average guys who happened to write some killerse of decades and what happened to them when that happened. and then it kind of falls apart in the second act and then it all comes back together. it's a pretty cool story. reporter: john, talk a little bit about your character. >> well, my character is tommy devito and he's sort of the problem child of the group. the guy gets mixed up in the mob and has gambling problems, without giving away any part of the story, you know, he really kind of takes the group down the wrong path, and the whole piece is about watching this sort of path of redemption and fighting their way out of it. preston, speaking of problems, don't hold back, i can tell you're the problem child of the group, have there been any mishaps while you've been touring or here in d.c. with all the shows? >> funny stories or mishaps. we get the occasional rowdy audience member and we'll get random things shouted at us or whistled on stage and, you know, we have to deal with it. we're professionals and put it into the work and