Bishop and Douch, live and unrehearsed?
by When I met the UK duo Bishop and Douch (rhymes with couch, not the other word) in New York City on Wednesday night, they seemed …
Author: 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.
Behind the CCP: Chad Daniels
Comedy Central Presents returns tonight with a new half-hour from Chad Daniels. His backdrop, a map of the state of Minnesota, echoes the first image …
Sara Benincasa, comics on new NY governor
Imagine, if you will, a sex blogger, also a comedian, who becomes a political reporter for MTV, reporting on the fall of a governor, due …
Speed Freaks: A.D. Miles on fire for Comedy Central!
Yes, that’s comedian A.D. Miles, on fire, running away from an exploding mobile home. The photo comes courtesy of director Michael Blieden, who worked with …
Matt Besser’s Magical Sack of Dump
Watching Matt Besser’s Magical Sack of Dump at the Upright Citizens Brigade theater in New York City, you might have thought that it lacked some …
Flashback: HBO’s Sixth Annual Young Comedians Show
Set your DVR/TiVos for tonight. It’s HBO’s Sixth Annual Young Comedians Show (9:30 p.m. EDT on HBO-Comedy, also repeats twice on Saturday, March 22, and …
Colbert taking show to Philly
Stephen Colbert and the entire staff of The Colbert Report will make the trip from New York City through New Jersey to Philadelphia for a …
Hot tubs: Always funny?
Does a hot tub automatically make any interview funnier? Apparently so. And I’m not the only one to think so. Super Deluxe is the latest …
The Onion lets Todd Barry edit his own interview
Todd Barry conducted a phone interview with The Onion, then got to read the results and add his own comments. Example, please? This one’s for …
Welcome to the Internet, in 1995
Move over Gabe & Max, sorry Tim & Eric, but this real-life video trumps you both. It’s the Internet. Circa 1995! Ah, the good old …