The Definitive Guide to Comedy
Mo Amer was a refugee, which when he became a touring stand-up comedian, made for some awkward conversations when he didn’t have a passport at Customs. As he explains in this performance on The Tonight Show. Roll the clip!
Perfect for Valentine’s Day, or for watching the day after or before or any day, here’s Jenny Zigrino on Conan, joking about how you know what part of the country you’re in based on the profiles you see in your dating app, the alternatives to dating, and how tough it …
Byron Bowers can shift gears like nobody’s business. One second he’s got you laughing about smuggling phones, the next about dealing with a loved one who’s mentally ill. Bowers made a stellar network television debut on Friday’s Late Show. Roll the clip!
The high rents in New York City can get anyone excited. But have you ever seen someone so intense about healthy food? Nathan Macintosh is your guy, performing on Friday’s Tonight Show. Roll the clip!
Joe List wonders how anyone can sleep on an airplane, and has found some new ways to combat anxiety. He shares these thoughts and more in his performance on Wednesday’s Late Late Show. Roll the clip!
Sam Morril returned to Conan on Tuesday night, but this time, he represented the late great Kevin Barnett, aka “Bird Luger,” on his chest. Roll the clip!
He’s either two Jews, or a “Gryffindor body but a Hufflepuff soul.” Gary Gulman, one of the best, returned to the new Conan last week, and made his case that instead of growing up in the 1970s, he should’ve grown up as a millennial. Just imagine how tall he would’ve …
Matthew Broussard is a great roast comic. So it’s not too surprising to see how he can turn the first part of his set on The Tonight Show into a mini-roast on himself! Broussard jokes about what it’s like to date a competitive swimmer. Roll the clip!
Django Gold writes for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and on Thursday’s show, he also got to perform onstage. In this set, we learn how Gold feels about the forthcoming robot revolution.
Corey Rodrigues became the first stand-up comedian to perform on this new casual but quick half-hour edition of Conan. That’s a great accomplishment, but without the right tools, Rodrigues still sometimes feels like he comes up short as a man. Roll the clip!
