Graham Kay on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
by Graham Kay is a Canadian comedian who made his U.S. network TV debut on Friday’s episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Kay already …
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Ian Karmel on The Late Late Show with James Corden
Ian Karmel doesn’t look like the guy he really is. Which is a good thing! Karmel explained in this performance on Wednesday’s Late Late Show …
Vote for the Worst Twitter Joke Formats
Twitter used to be great, but now is so much greater. — Said no one ever. Ouch. Bad joke. But is it the Worst Twitter …
Demetri Martin on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
No charts and graphs or drawings from Demetri Martin for his performance on Tuesday’s Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Just a guitar to provide some …
Garry Shandling’s legendary pickup basketball games almost derailed Borat, helped found Funny or Die, and other memories
There’s a fun new oral history piece out from ESPN The Magazine today about the late great Garry Shandling and his longtime Sunday basketball games …
Episode #233: Orlando Leyba
Orlando Leyba was born in Puerto Rico but deported to the Dominican Republic with his mother when he was just a small child. Leyba and …
Review: Comedy Dynamics “The Legends of Comedy” specials
A year ago this week, Comedy Dynamics filmed six stand-up comedy specials back-to-back over consecutive nights at The Palace Theater in Los Angeles, all of …
Review: Kirk Fox, “That Guy” on Showtime
Kirk Fox only really looks like That Guy when he’s sporting his mustache. Fox had more of a five o’clock shadow going on when he …
Review: Trevor Moore, “The Story of Our Times,” on Comedy Central
It’d be a mistake to stop watching Trevor Moore after the first 10 minutes of his most recent Comedy Central special, The Story of Our Times, …
Review: Taylor Williamson, “Please Like Me” on Amazon Prime Video
Far too many comedy specials in recent years have either come out too soon, or gone on for too long, to truly benefit the comedians …