# ★132【本編】高野のＴＶ出演本数 - Show: きしたかののブタピエロ - Published: 2026-10-14 - Canonical: https://podc.club/en/episode/1679747605_3851ac2dcaf3.html - Audio: https://pdst.fm/e/pscrb.fm/rss/p/traffic.megaphone.fm/TBS3639326894.mp3 - Source: Edited from a machine transcript of the first 30 minutes of the episode. Not an official summary. At the All-Star Takano Festival (オールスター高野祭), Kishi took the top prize in the quiz competition, but the same event exposed a striking gap in the duo's TV schedules: Takano logged 181 appearances from January through September while Kishi tallied only around 71, a difference of roughly 110. The episode digs into Kishi's on-air awkwardness as the lesser-known half, a warm surprise from jockey Christophe Lemaire at a horse-racing ceremony, and the unofficial formation of the 'Car Sex Four Brothers.' ## What this episode answers ### Who won the overall quiz at the All-Star Takano Festival, and which comedian finished last in the TV appearance count ranking? Kishi won the quiz overall. Nishihori of Mashinganzu (マシンガンズ) finished last in the TV appearance count ranking, closing his segment with a bit where he was slammed into a drum; Matsuzaki of Motto Yasashii Ame (もっと優しい雨) drew the biggest laugh by shooting his hand up first with total confidence and declaring zero appearances. ### How large was the gap in TV appearances between Takano and Kishi from January to September this year, and how did those around Kishi perceive him? Takano had 181 appearances—sixth highest overall—against Kishi's roughly 71 to 72, a gap of about 110. People around Kishi assumed he was someone who 'occasionally makes a big impression,' but it turned out he simply had a high volume of appearances with a low batting average. ### Why does Kishi struggle to respond when he is treated as the 'lesser' half of the duo? Saying he has lots of days off would be a lie—August and September sometimes left him only two or three days off—but pushing back hard would be rude to the person saying it; he consulted Takano and RG but neither could offer a definitive comeback. ### What happened between Kishi and jockey Christophe Lemaire at the TCK horse-racing award ceremony? After shaking Takano's hand and saying 'I always see you on TV,' Lemaire turned to Kishi, gripped his hand firmly, and said 'I always watch you'—without the word 'TV.' The next day Tsuchiya of Naits (ナイツ) confirmed that Lemaire genuinely loves comedy and has lived in Japan for over ten years, so he really does watch. ### Which comedian was newly revealed to share Takano's 'car sex first experience,' and who makes up the resulting group? A listener letter revealed that Tsunoda (角田) of Tokyo 03 (東京03) also had his sexual debut in a car; combined with the previously disclosed Daikō of Linda Color (リンダカラー), Yukio of Miki (ミキの幸生), and Takano, the four have unofficially been named the 'Car Sex Four Brothers' (カーセックス四兄弟). ## Article ## All-Star Takano Festival Quiz: Kishi Takes Overall Victory At the recently held All-Star Takano Festival, Kishi came out on top in the quiz competition. His announcement was characteristically flat—"I just answered the questions"—prompting Takano to call him out with "At least say 'Yeah!'" One question in the quiz asked: "Which comedian has name recognition from the Jujutsu Nagi (呪術なぎ) project yet appeared on TV only six times this year?" The answer was Tajima of Aidentiti (アイデンティティ). The event also featured a segment where comedians came forward and announced their own low appearance counts from the year. Matsuzaki of Motto Yasashii Ame immediately shot his hand up, announcing with full confidence "I definitely win this—I haven't been on TV at all this year," clocking in at zero and bringing the house down. The segment ended with Nishihori of Mashinganzu finishing dead last, marked by a dramatic bit in which he was slammed into a drum. ## Takano 181, Kishi 71: A Gap of About 110 Appearances The same event featured a TV Appearance Count Ranking covering January through September. It revealed that Takano had 181 appearances—sixth highest among all participants. Kishi, by contrast, had somewhere around 71 to 72, putting the gap at roughly 110. The segment ran by having comedians step forward in order from lowest count upward; the atmosphere in the room noticeably shifted once Kishi of Nelsons (ネルソンズ) was announced at somewhere in the forties, and Kishi began quietly steeling himself for his own number to come up. Mama Tart (ママタルト) chose to sit it out, calculating that appearances on the educational show Tensai TV-kun (天才テレビ君) put them well into the hundreds. Those around Kishi had long seen him as someone who "occasionally makes a big impression," but the ranking made clear that he simply had a large number of appearances with a low batting average—a discovery that left him laughing awkwardly at himself. ## Kishi's Struggle: How to Respond When You're 'The Other One' As the appearance gap has grown, Kishi admitted that when the two show up together for recordings, scripts now contain lines like "Kishi probably has time on his hands," and hosts increasingly say things like "I know Takano but I don't know Kishi." Firing back with "I take four days off a week" or "I had a whole week off last week" would be outright lies—in reality there were months in August and September where he had only two or three days off. But pushing back hard would be rude to the people making the joke in good faith. He consulted both Takano and RG, but no definitive comeback emerged from either conversation. Kishi put a positive frame on it—"It's the result of Takano building up solo work beyond the hidden-camera jobs, round after round, and that's genuinely something to be happy about as his partner"—yet he was honest about the nagging frustration of being teased sincerely and not being able to answer cleanly. ## A Handshake with Lemaire at the TCK Award Ceremony Kishi and Takano were chosen as presenters for the award ceremony at Tokyo City Keiba (東京シティ競馬) for the Ladies Prelude race. The winning horse, Memory Acafe, was ridden by jockey Christophe Lemaire. When the pair lined up on the podium before the ceremony, the crowd called out "Takano!" and Kishi quietly prepared himself to make his lesser-known-member face again. After the ceremony, during the photo session, Lemaire shook Takano's hand and said "I always see you on TV," then turned toward Kishi, gripped his hand firmly and said "I always watch you"—notably without the word "TV" this time. Kishi's internal reaction was "Sure you do," but the next day he brought it up with Tsuchiya of Naits, who vouched for Lemaire without hesitation: "He genuinely loves comedy and has lived in Japan for more than ten years—he absolutely watches it." Kishi said he wants to use this moment as a clue for how to handle being treated as the lesser half. ## The Car Sex Four Brothers Takano's past revelation that his sexual debut happened in a car has continued to generate listener mail. This episode brought a letter confirming that Tsunoda of Tokyo 03 shares the same story. Together with the previously disclosed Daikō of Linda Color and Yukio of Miki, that makes four people including Takano, and they have been unofficially named the Car Sex Four Brothers. Kishi offered his analysis of what the four have in common: "None of them play it cool—they're all people who give everything they've got." He then posed the question to the room: "Did earnest people end up having car sex, or did having car sex make them earnest?"—drawing laughs to close out the topic. ## Takeaways - Kishi won the All-Star Takano Festival quiz but the same event revealed his TV appearances (roughly 71) trail Takano's (181) by about 110 over the first nine months of the year. - Kishi has no good answer when hosts treat him as the lesser half—he can't claim to be free without lying, can't push back without being rude, and neither Takano nor RG could offer one either, though Lemaire's sincere 'I always watch you' may point toward a solution. - A listener letter confirmed Tsunoda of Tokyo 03 had his sexual debut in a car, officially completing the unofficial Car Sex Four Brothers alongside Takano, Daikō of Linda Color, and Yukio of Miki.