“Chuck interviews Chuck”: Charles Barkley is hilariously interviewed by Danny Rouhier as Kenny, Shaq and Ernie laugh on Inside the NBA

Danny Rouhier, who put up a hilarious Charles Barkley impression recently, was on Inside the NBA again. He pulled off another Chuck impression.

Rouhier is a sports talk show host and comedian on the DC radio scene. He’s been doing Chuck impressions for 17 years now. His most recent one, in which he imitates a halftime Chuck analysis, has now gone viral. You can take a peek at it here.

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It was honestly so good that the TNT crew couldn’t help but bring Rouhier onto their show. The DC-based comedian pulled off yet another impression of Chuck and left viewers in hysterics after today’s Clippers vs Jazz game.

Danny Rouhier imitates Chuck and the Inside crew goes berserk

Rouhier immediately put Chuck to the test with some hilarious questions in his Zoom call. You need to take a look at the clip to really get a good laugh to jumpstart your day:

“How come when it’s your turn to talk, why did you push right hand down on the table and embrace yourself like an earthquake? Now why you do that?”

“You have to speak with power, you have to speak with conviction, let people know you’re in the room. You just put your hand down to get their attention first and foremost.”

“When it’s Kenny’s turn to talk, Ernie throws the ball to Kenny. It’s not a real ball, it’s a pretend ball. And he throws it to Kenny, why can’t, why does it look like Kenny is going to give a toddler bad news.”

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Rouhier didn’t spare Kenny, Ernie and Shaq either. When you go through the clip, the radio show host picks apart each of the members of the Inside crew with their hilarious habits.

Stuff like this is what makes Inside the NBA by far the best sports talk show on the planet. You have hosts who don’t take themselves seriously, analysts who do all but analysis and Ernie trying to keep the rowdy gang in check. A true recipe for a show that really might never be topped. You can watch the full clip here.