Casey Wilson has made a name from herself by being one of the funniest women in the room- whether it was on SNL for her 2-year run, or on Happy Endings, where she played Penny Hartz. Casey is one of the most in-demand comedians in...
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Once upon a time, there was a show called BFFs on NBC. It was a cult hit, (even creating a Brony-like subculture of men who were serious fans) but never made it due to low ratings. The Internet was not best pleased. Then, USA Network...
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"Eat More Butts" chants the audience with a vigor that belies the content of their chant. This is another episode of The Chris Gethard Show: A public access trip through improv insanity set to a live call-in show beat. Gethard, a longtime UCB alum has...
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You may remember Jen Kirkman from that one drunken night when she told the story of Frederick Douglass on Comedy Central's Drunk History. Or, maybe you remember Jen talking about being an aspiring child actress in Boston during her many phone calls with Paul F...
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You'll never mistake a Sam Simmons show from any other comedian, unless that other comedian happens to wear loaves of bread on his feet and don an astronaut suit during his show. Simmons, a veteran of Australia's entertainment scene with cult shows such as Problems and...
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Describing Eric André's comedy ends up being a lot like watching the opening credits for his show: a confused jumble of comedy snippets cobbled together into a crazy quilt. (Visit his site to get an idea of what that's like.) And that's 100 percent by...
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You may have become aware of Kurt Braunohler when you logged into Reddit and saw a photo of a sky written message that simply read, "How Do I Land?" but behind the clean-cut host of Bunk and LA's Hot Tub lies a delightful comedic mind. The...
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Portlandia is the little show that could. It's a show that, on paper, probably doesn't have mass appeal, as it touches on some very specific characters and situations that could be too narrow for a mass audience. And yet, even before it had made its...
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Scott Aukerman and I recently spoke about his Mr. Show days. Since then, Aukerman has built an empire: Earwolf Media produces not only some of the most popular podcasts with celebrity hosts (Including flagship Comedy Bang Bang, which Aukerman hosts once a week), but also...
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In music, some places are great incubators: The Factory, STAX Records, Sub Pop. In comedy it is no different. In the late 1990s, Bob Odenkirk and David Cross created one of the most influential sketch comedy shows of all time, Mr. Show. They had lots...
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