Everest climber and Capitol rioter Jay Johnston sentenced to prison

It's almost 26 years to the day since Jay Johnston first attempted to tell the story of his climb of Mount Everest, before repeatedly slipping into a collection of foxgloves, and now he's going to prison. Although this classic Mr Show While the sketch still makes the blood boil at the thought of a thimble destroyer like Johnston being released for over twenty years, the actor will only pay a psychological price for the thimbles. No, per The hillJohnston, best known as the voice of Bob's Burgers Jimmy Pesto was sentenced to a year in prison for his connection to the Jan. 6 storming of the capital.

Johnston's downfall began on March 4, when the FBI tweeted a picture of someone who looked like one of the police officers Captured development who “outsourced” a baby from Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Since Johnston was only identified as Photo 247, it became an open secret within the comedy community as to who 247 was: The Big Guy The Sarah Silverman Program Who isn't Steve Agee or Brian Posehn? Johnson was fired at the end of the year Bob's Burgers and he is on track to be arrested and plead guilty to charges that he took part in an insurrection to overthrow the U.S. government so that Donald Trump could remain president. It almost doesn't seem worth it when it's laid out that way.

Johnston had previously asked the court for leniency, arguing that Hollywood forced him out of business and forced him to make ends meet as a handyman and admitting that his involvement in the riot was “a humiliation and a terrible oversight.” The judge probably wanted Johnston to go back to his story about stumbling on a stool into a shelf of thimbles because he didn't buy it. Prosecutors successfully argued that Johnson “spread disinformation about January 6” and showed a “lack of remorse” for taking part in the insurrection, pointing to a photo of Johnston dressed as a Qaanon shaman for Halloween 2022 . Well, you know what they say. “Once it was funny, twice it was just not being careful.”