The Definitive Guide to Comedy
Kat Radley made her late-night TV debut on Tuesday’s Late Late Show, sharing how quarantine changed some of her habits. Radley also joked about getting married six weeks apart from her best friend, and about how gender-reveal parties can be confusing and enlightening at the same time.
Dustin Nickerson made his late-night TV debut on Tuesday’s episode of The Late Late Show, and demonstrated why he’s been able to stay married to his wife for 18 years, which is a good thing, since he just wrote a book called “How to Be Married to Melissa.”
Nimesh Patel released a new stand-up special this week, and went on The Tonight Show to promote it by performing a few minutes from it. It’s even funnier because Patel’s jokes are about his parents watching him on YouTube, and his new special is available only on YouTube!
Ophira Eisenberg had to relearn parenting during the pandemic, which perhaps wasn’t as difficult as answering questions from strangers about her being a mother. As she shared on The Late Late Show.
Jackie Fabulous was living in California for a long time, but has moved back to New York City thanks to her current boyfriend, and has some thoughts about the city’s new mayor and his policies regarding the subway, which she shared on The Tonight Show.
Steven Rogers, not to be confused with the Steve Rogers in Marvel Comics who’s also Captain America (which is why the comedian’s social media handle is @NotSteveRogers), although as he joked on The Late Late Show, his girlfriends tend to be athletic enough that they might be superheroes?
You may recognize T. Murph from his starring role on Hulu’s Woke. Now you can see what he’s like telling jokes, as he demonstrated in his debut Monday on The Tonight Show. He’s a new father and he has lost weight. But not because he’s woke!
Joe Zimmerman doesn’t feel old, but the casting people he auditions for have other ideas about him based on his look, as he explained in this set on The Late Late Show. This set is for the birds!
Moses Storm got to spend his birthday performing stand-up comedy on national network TV, thanks to The Tonight Show. If you haven’t yet caught Storm’s HBO Max special, then this bit will give you a taste.
You may recognize Phil Wang from his recent appearance on Amy Schumer’s Life & Beth on Hulu, or from my podcast. But Wang’s about to head out on a U.S. tour, and he made a pit stop Tuesday on Late Night to share some jokes.
