Day: October 12, 2016

Goddamn! The Goddamn Comedy Jam special proved successful enough this summer for Comedy Central to order up eight more episodes for cable TV in 2017 — even if they’re dropping the profanity from the title, and just calling it The Comedy Jam from here on out. “We have been working under the false impression that what comedians want most is to have television and digital platforms to further their comedy careers,” said Comedy Central President Kent Alterman. “It turns out they really just want to be rock stars.” The eight-episode series will debut next year, produced by Ugly Brother Studios and...