The Definitive Guide to Comedy
Taylor Tomlinson has a new Netflix special out this week, and to celebrate and promote it, she went on The Tonight Show to joke about why she shouldn’t have even thought about getting married in her 20s, and why there should be tests for driving under the influence of sadness.
Rob Haze isn’t so sure we should let adults tell kids so many things that turn out to be lies, as he explains in this performance on The Late Late Show.
Cameron Esposito is feeling optimistic about 2020, in part because of how much 2019 sucked for her, as she explained on Conan. Esposito went through a divorce, and coming out the other side, she dealt with an identity crisis, but here she is, ready to go for the new year.
Doug Smith has learned quite a lot about fatherhood and parenting after being a stay-at-home dad for the past four years, as he shared in this performance on The Late Late Show.
Sam Morril, who has a new hour special out on Comedy Central’s YouTube page, visited Conan on Monday night to offer some jokes on really bad catfishing, imagining Hitler’s social media presence, and how bad it can be for a New York Jew to bomb in Naples. Florida.
Sabrina Jalees may call herself a daddy, but she’s still a lady daddy. And having a son comes with all sorts of decisions, and the weirdest one may be one of the first, as she explained in this performance on A Little Late with Lilly Singh.
Lou Sanders has found that her taste in men and her desire to have children both have evolved as she has gotten older. As she explains in this performance on Tuesday’s Late Late Show.
Ty Barnett is a certain kind of man. Or rather, he’s a man of a certain age who cannot enjoy strip clubs like he used to, or scary movies with teenagers in them, for that matter. Barnett explained in this performance on Monday’s Conan.
Jo Firestone isn’t ready for a midlife crisis just yet, but she is finding herself at whatever turning point 33-year-old white women hit, which includes unfashionable choices, as she explained in this performance on Monday’s Tonight Show.
Andre D. Thompson made his TV debut on Friday’s Tonight Show, and the New Yorker let it be known that making it in NYC does not guarantee you can make it anywhere. Especially if you don’t have any experience with the forest.
