The Definitive Guide to Comedy
Bobby Miyamoto’s not only a writer for Lights Out with David Spade on Comedy Central, but he’s also a stand-up comedian, and he got to showcase those chops on Tuesday night’s show. Miyamoto also revealed that he suffered a stroke last year, and describes his recovery process as well as …
Did you know that Gina Brillon is married? The comedian fills you in on why that’s important information, and how some people (namely, men) get weirded out when they find out. Brillon, performing from Jimmy Kimmel’s comedy club in Las Vegas for Jimmy Kimmel Live, also jokes about what it’s …
Leah Bonnema made her network TV debut on Wednesday’s Late Show, and joked about how men pay too much attention to their own feelings without caring enough about women’s feelings, and how that plays into the joys of birth control, and her 11-year relationship with her boyfriend. Roll the clip!
Freestyle Love Supreme has kicked off its grand Broadway debut, and to celebrate, the improvising hip-hop comedy troupe gave Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show audience a taste of what their shows look and sound like. Roll the clip.
Dining out with his wife or his in-laws is always an adventure for comedian Sebastian Maniscalco, as he explained in this routine on Friday night’s Tonight Show.
Gavin Matts moved from Canada to the United States, but the real puzzle for this comedian was figuring out what to do without wifi for 30 days. Roll the clip.
Anna Drezen is not like other girls, despite what her own mother might think. This Saturday Night Live writer also joked on The Late Late Show about dealing with men on dating apps, and going to social events sober. Roll the clip.
“The phone is just the new booze!” Mark Normand joked about how our phone addiction is problematic in ways we may not have realized yet, in this performance on The Tonight Show. Good thing I never got into White Claw. Roll the clip!
Kevin Camia made his network TV debut on The Late Show this week, and joked about turning Filipino stereotypes around, as well as the indignities of sitting in third-chair in your grade-school band. Roll the clip.
I first saw Andrew Orolfo this summer in San Francisco at Comedy Central’s Clusterfest. Funny stuff! Now you all can see him courtesy of his performance this week on The Late Late Show with James Corden. Man bun and all. Roll the clip!
