The Definitive Guide to Comedy
Megan Gailey made her Tonight Show debut on Tuesday, and made light of the myths we tell ourselves when we ask the most basic questions about couples getting engaged, and joked about the differences in how we view uncles and aunts. Gailey knows the truth. Roll the clip!
Chris Garcia made his network TV debut on Monday night’s Late Late Show, and joked about being the first person in his family born in America, and an immigrant family that hoped he’d become an astronaut. Also, what’s with rebranding as Latinx? Garcia’s got jokes. Roll the clip!
Jimmy Kimmel Live made use of the late-night TV host’s Las Vegas comedy club again this week, broadcasting this stand-up performance from Chris Porter. Porter joked about having friends who have babies, and how it affects his friendship with them. Roll the clip!
Pete Lee made his fifth appearance on The Tonight Show, and revealed he’s still not the most toxic masculine man. Roll the clip.
Alex Edelman got to meet the late, great Neil Armstrong in real life once, but it wasn’t so great. Armstrong is no Koko the Gorilla, it turns out. Edelman explains in this performance on Conan. Roll the clip!
Brooks Wheelan grew up in a poor town in Iowa, but only realized that much later in life, as he explained in this performance on Wednesday’s Late Night, where he was very much in the moment. Roll the clip!
Jay Larson doesn’t have a favorite child, per se, but he can tell you why he likes his daughter, as he explains in this performance on Wednesday’s Late Late Show. Roll the clip.
Jay Jurden made his TV debut last night on The Tonight Show, and came out as what show business describes as everyone’s “black best friend.” He’s also got other revelations to share, so roll the clip.
Dulcé Sloan moved to New York City to work on The Daily Show, but as she related in this performance on Monday’s Conan, Sloan isn’t happy about living in America’s biggest city. Not that living in East L.A. was easy for her as a single woman, either. Roll the clip. …
Finnish comedian Ismo may not have won this summer’s Bring The Funny, but he still gets to bring it to you via other club and TV appearances, such as Wednesday night’s episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden. As an immigrant, Ismo has built much of his more …
