The Definitive Guide to Comedy
Starting Tuesday, Pop TV is giving its morning viewers a chance to catch up on what they may have missed if they went to bed before watching The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on CBS. The encore broadcast airs at 9 a.m. Eastern/Pacific. It’s another step in the Viacom/CBS merger. …
James Corden, winner of seven Emmy Awards and nominated for another seven this year, has extended his contract with CBS through 2022. Corden took over The Late Late Show in 2016. “James Corden has burned his way to the top of American television with a daring, energetic and inventive broadcast …
The critically-acclaimed revival of One Day at at Time, cancelled by Netflix after three seasons, will continue with a new 13-episode fourth season on Pop TV in 2020. And as part of the deal, the new episodes also will air on CBS after the run on Pop. The original sitcom …
Chad Daniels jokes that everyone has daddy issues, which, considering he is father to a teen-aged daughter, makes him especially uncomfortable sometimes. Daniels jokes all about it, and his college-aged son who wants to be a gamer, in this performance on Tuesday’s Late Late Show. Roll the clip!
“What’s gayer than caring about what a bunch of men think?” Kenny DeForest breaks down the truth behind toxic masculinity in this performance on The Late Late Show with James Corden. Roll the clip!
Aparna Nancherla shared her revelatory moment with social media in her stand-up set Wednesday on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Nancherla also joked about trying to find therapy on her phone, and in real life. It’s not easy. Roll the clip!
Ryan Conner is married, and has been for seven years, but cannot be convinced yet that having children would be a good idea. As he explained in this set on The Late Late Show with James Corden. Roll the clip.
What’s in a baby name? Your entire future, possibly. Dwayne Perkins explains and offers a solution in his debut performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Roll the clip!
Adam Ferrara and his wife may have their arguments after six years of marriage, but it’s nothing compared to the attitude his mother has. Ferrara explained in this performance on The Late Late Show. He tends to play cops on TV shows, but he doesn’t think he’d fare well as …
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!
