Bittenbinder isn't just a real guy who was really exactly like what Mulaney describes - you can actually watch what he was like. Good news: the internet never forgets anyone, especially not Chicago cops fond of three-piece suits, pocket watches and shouting "STREET SMARTS!" J.J. Okay, c'est la vie, go be kids, go have fun.
He was from the Chicago Police Department, he was a child homicide expert try being seven years old and you're sitting five feet away from him - he's still got blood on his shoes - and he's looking at you in the eye to tell you for the first time in your very young life that some adults find you incredibly attractive and they may just have to kill you over it. Bittenbinder… go ahead and laugh, his name is ridiculous. Bittenbinder We use Cookies to collect information when you visit our site. Bittenbinder, a Chicago police detective who came every year to Mulaney’s grade. Bittenbinder wrote Tough Target: A Street-Smart Guide to Staying Safe, which can be purchased at a lower price at. We had the same Stranger Danger speaker every year, his name was Detective J.J. Early in John Mulaney’s new stand-up special Kid Gorgeous, the comedian dedicates several minutes of the hour to J.J. At the 11:30 mark, he starts telling a story about a Stranger Danger assembly which, I assumed as I watched, was probably real but heavily embellished: A few minutes into John Mulaney's new Netflix stand-up special "Kid Gorgeous at Radio City," Mulaney goes on a tear about school assemblies.
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