When David Mamet writes, directs a 1930s-era porn spoof for Funny or Die, then what’s next?

People like to argue with me when I say comedy is booming in a way not seen since the much-talked-about comedy boom of the 1980s, and while la plus ca has changed, the plus c'est la meme has chosen, am I right, Franglasians?

I mean, when you open your computer in the morning and find that acclaimed writer David Mamet has decided to write and direct a porn spoof for Funny or Die set in the 1930s, with his own take on porn dialogue as read by Kristen Bell and Ed O'Neill with narration from character actor Ricky Jay? What's next, people? What's next?

Sean L. McCarthy

Editor and publisher since 2007, when he was named New York's Funniest Reporter. Former newspaper reporter at the New York Daily News, Boston Herald and smaller dailies and community papers across America. Loves comedy so much he founded this site.

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