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Pick of the Day: ASSSSCAT for Charity 5/1-5/2

April 30, 2020
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ASSSSCAT, the marquee show for the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatres across the country, is returning to do their signature long form improv show via a YouTube live-stream over four different shows this weekend for four separate worthy charities.

No matter where or when ASSSSCAT was happening, it was always sold out back when it happened in person. For this special charity, live-stream edition, you will have to get your chance to see UCB’s best without having worry about buying tickets weeks in advance or standing hours in a line. Also, it’s heartening to see ASSSSCAT is back after the closures of UCB Hell’s Kitchen and the NYC training center.

The teams, as you can see below, makes for a star studded affair. All of the founding UCB 4 (Matt Besser, Amy Poehler, Matt Walsh, and Ian Roberts)  are slated to perform throughout the four shows in addition to Bobby Moynihan, Ego Nwodim, D’Arcy Carden, Lauren Lapkus, Carl Tart, Seth Morris, Andy Daly, Lennon Parham, Jessica St. Clair, Sean Conroy, Eugene Cordero, Anthony Atamanuik, Jon Gabrus, John Gemberling, and so much more.

The four shows happening on Fri. May 1st & Sat. May 2nd will be dedicated to raising funds for Frontline Responders Fund, Project C.U.R.E., NYC Mayor’s Fund: Food For Heroes, and LA COVID-19 Crisis Fund.

By the way, they’re all scheduled out so you’ll be able to watch them all. Tune in May 1st & May 2nd at both 5PM PT/8PM ET & 8PM PT/11PM ET on UCB’s YouTube channel here.

Andy Daly’s Latest Album “Four More Sweaters: Monsters Take Your Questions” Out Now

April 24, 2020
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The prospect of committing an entire comedy album to doing characters has always been a risky one, which is why only a few comedians attempt it and even fewer actually pull it off. One of those comedians is Andy Daly who released his groundbreaking album 9 Sweaters featuring Daly’s repertoire of characters that are so darkly funny about 12 years ago.

Now in 2020, a time when the monsters are more out in the open than they have been in recent memory, Andy Daly has just released his follow-up Four More Sweaters: Monsters Take Your Questions, which features four, a la the album title, monsters of different ilks displaying their horrific wares in the most ridiculous light possible. Thanks to Daly’s deft craftsmanship, showing the darker side of humanity via the Poet Laureate of the West, Dalton Wilcox, the seediest man on Broadway, Don DiMello, Honorary Hollywood Mayor Chad Gardner, and Scientology creator himself L. Ron Hubbard is so subversively hysterical. Daly takes great care in crafting their monologue, respective worlds, catchphrases as well as honing in on many of their worst, out-of-left-field details about them. Each of the four characters taking questions from the audience ratchets up the absurdity even further. Daly takes license to get even more mischievous when the questions are particularly innocent, but always makes sure to show how terrible such people really are and are worth ridicule via cackling by any and all listening to Four More Sweaters.

Andy Daly’s Four More Sweaters: Monsters Take Your Questions is out now, fresh from AST Records. Get it/listen to it on multiple platforms here.

Andy Daly Is Coming Out With a New Album “Four More Sweaters: Monsters Take Your Questions”

April 9, 2020
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When it comes to doing characters in comedy, Andy Daly is one of the best around not only committing to his well-fleshed out, hilariously disturbed characters, but truly inhabiting them and their version of reality. Daly really paints a portrait with their observations, intentions, and personas that are so darkly funny. 2008 saw the release of his seminal album Nine Sweaters from AST Records featuring many of his best characters doing extended, hysterical monologues.

Announced yesterday, Daly will be coming out with his second album, a follow-up appropriately titled Four More Sweaters: Monsters Take Your Questions that, based on the wondrous album art, features the likes of such Daly classic characters (that you might have heard on Comedy Bang! Bang! over the years) as Dalton Wilcox and Don Dimello. Perhaps, they’ll be talking to the crowd on the album given its title.

It has been well over a decade since Nine Sweaters and we sincerely can’t wait to see what Andy has up the sixteen sleeves of this particular part of his character cache. Look for Four More Sweaters: Monsters Take Your Questions to be released digitally on Fri. Apr. 24th from AST Records.

My new comedy album, Four More Sweaters: Monsters Take Your Questions, has a digital RELEASE DATE! 4/24/20. If you listen to it, you will know what's on it – guaranteed! pic.twitter.com/COFx7ImxFl

— Review Complete Series DVD Is Here! (@TVsAndyDaly) April 8, 2020

 

January 24, 2019
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Looks like the Inner Sanctum at UCB Sunset (which we’d like to note can feel more intimate than the main stage next door at times) is having more stacked shows these days. 

Presented by UCB co-founder Matt Walsh, Dodo’s Retirement Party will be a variety show as well as a tribute to “Dolores (Dodo) Portencasso” as she retires from “Corn Products”. Oh yeah, the line-up just happens to be, as we mentioned before, pretty damn stacked (see flyer above).

Tickets for this show next week are $12 and you can (and should) get them here.

The rest of our listings for comedy shows, events, screenings, open mics, maps, and more can be found at www.thecomedybureau.com.

December 11, 2018
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This is just another friendly neighborhood reminder that one of the biggest comedy podcast events of the year, Pee Cast Blast 2018, is happening this Saturday at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel and you might want to snag your tickets soon.

They’re going for $50-$125 and you ought to get them here.

The rest of our listings for comedy shows, events, screenings, open mics, maps, and more can be found at www.thecomedybureau.com.

Season 2 of The Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project Has Arrived

September 12, 2018
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Season 2 of The Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project Has Arrived

Whenever we’re relegated to enjoying the talents of Andy Daly merely on CarMax commercials, there is an undeniable void in our lives.

Thankfully, today, the second season of The Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project, the podcast where Andy Daly along with Matt Gourley try a different podcast pilot concept every episode, has kicked off at Earwolf.

Get into binge listening to it for free wherever you listen to podcasts.

June 20, 2017
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Andy Daly has built a cavalcade of iconic characters throughout his comedy careers. Some of those characters are monstrous, but in a devilishly fun way. 

So, Daly is doing a whole solo show Andy Daly: Monsters Take Your Questions where he takes questions as those very characters. We have no doubt Dalton Wilcox and Don DiMello fielding questions will be a hell of a good time.

Catch the show before it heads off to the Edinburgh Fringe this August. Tonight’s engagement is stand by only, but you can buy tickets for upcoming dates (Fri, Jun. 30th @ UCB Sunset 9:30PM and Thu. Jul. 6th @ UCB Franklin 9:30PM) at UCB here.

The rest of our listings for comedy shows, events, open mics, maps, and more at www.thecomedybureau.com.

April 30, 2017
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Public School Stories is always a storytelling show worth catching, but this latest edition for May is particularly stacked with your favorite folks from You’re the Worst, Boy Meets World, MST3K, Review, Legion, and more.

It’s free to attend, but you can RSVP here.

The rest of our listings for comedy shows, events, open mics, and maps can be found at www.thecomedybureau.com.

Final Season of “Review” Premieres Tonight

March 16, 2017
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What might be one of Comedy Central’s all-time best series returns for its swan song tonight.

At 10PM, the third and final season of Review premieres and you should absolutely not miss it.

Trailer for the Final Season of “Review” Promises a Very, Very Uncertain Future for Host Forrest MacNeil

March 8, 2017
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The lengths and depths of humanity that Forest MacNeil (Andy Daly) has been subjected to while doing two seasons of Review are beyond comprehension.

Yet, this trailer reveals a third and final season that somehow gets Forrest to go through the gauntlet yet again and put his life and the lives of others in plenty of danger for the sake of reviewing the “human experience”.

It is one of the best shows that Comedy Central has ever made. 

See for yourself in this trailer and then look for the season 3 premiere of Review next week on Thursday, March 16th.

Third and Final Season of “Review” to Premiere on March 16

February 16, 2017
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Third and Final Season of “Review” to Premiere on March 16

Forrest MacNeil and his never ending quest to review “life” no matter how it ruins his life will have its final chapters starting Thursday, March 16th on Comedy Central.

This is without a doubt one of the best series that Comedy Central has made and Andy Daly gives Forrest a weirdly undeniable charm despite making pretty much nothing but awful decisions every step of the way.

Andy Daly Filibusters for 3.5 Hours by Reading Dozens of Opinions on Laphroaig Single Malt Scotch Whisky

October 30, 2016
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While Lagavulin Whisky has Nick Offerman as a spokesperson to reach out to American audiences (especially given Ron Swanson’s penchant for Lagavulin), another whisky from across the pond, Laphroaig, has followed suit by having another American comedy star, Andy Daly, read off various, very colorful opinions (some good, some bad, some just weird) on the scotch whisky in the spirit of a filibuster.

The sound of Andy’s voice and his indefatigable warmth are strangely intriguing making this filibuster way more interesting than it should be.

Watch it here.

Conan O’Brien Goes Full Melisandre from Game of Thrones at Comic Con

July 25, 2016
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The final night of Conan’s latest visit to Comic Con had the cast of Game of Thrones as guests.

So, in honor of them, Conan O’Brien did a Game of Thrones bit where he got to imitate Melisandre in her more infamous form. 

Also, Andy Daly plays a bell hop that’s pretty great.

Watch it here.

Comedy Central Renews/Extends Eight Series Including Not Safe with Nikki Glaser, This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir, Drunk History,  Tosh.0

March 29, 2016
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It seems to be the first time in a long time that many networks are staying the course with the majority of their programming.

Announced via press release, Comedy Central’s renewals and extensions are officially as follows:

Tosh.0 renewed for season 9
Not Safe with Nikki Glaser season 1 extended for 10 more episodes 
Drunk History renewed for season 4
Review starring Andy Daly renewed for and will end season 3 
This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir renewed for season 3
Digital series Alternatino from Arturo Castro, Questionable Science with Rich Fulcher, and Nothin’s Easy from David Angelo all renewed for season 2.

It’s unfortunate to see Review go, but Not Safe with Nikki Glaser is get due reward for being pretty awesome from the get go.

“Review” on Comedy Central to Have Short 3rd and Final Season

February 18, 2016
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(via The Hollywood Reporter)

Rather than having to bend the rules of the universe they have created, Andy Daly and the team at Review are letting Forrest MacNeil get some peace… probably.

Review is one of the shows that is at the core of Comedy Central’s current renaissance, both in the writing, execution, and the fantastic work done by the show’s star Andy Daly. So, they’re going to preserve the integrity of the show and have an abbreviated 3rd season that might be as short as three episodes or even shown as a movie to tie up the mess that MacNeil has made of his life over and over again.

While it’s sad to see Review come to a close, it is great that Daly is ending it on his terms.

The Descent Into Madness for the 2nd Season of “Review” Might Just Be as Good as the First

October 2, 2015
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With his life and well-being constantly in danger, one might wonder how the close of the second season of Review might come about without just outright killing host Forrest MacNeil and living up to the fight at the end of season one.

Well, the show ingeniously has Forrest review conspiracy theories, which leads him to create a conspiracy theory about the reviews he’s assigned. That’s as much as we’ll say for fear of spoiling of anything else.

Watch it here.

Forrest MacNeil Reviews Being Happy No Matter What/Finds The Worst Time To Be Happy No Matter What

September 23, 2015
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Throughout the history of being unlucky, Forrest MacNeil has to be one of the unluckiest people to have ever lived.

Of course, he really pushes his bad luck by putting himself in completely unnecessary situations like reviewing the experience of being happy no matter the circumstances.

Watch what Forrest/Andy Daly got himself into this time here. 

Forrest MacNeil Finds The Worst Possible Way to Review a Magic 8-Ball

September 16, 2015
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Andy Daly continues to marvel with his comedic prowess as life reviewer Forrest MacNeil on Review, attempting to review those Magic 8-Balls that would offer a more or less affirmative answer to questions that you posed to it.  

Watch what could go wrong absolutely go wrong with such a simple endeavor here.

Forest MacNeil Finds Out What It’s Like To Get Bad News While Buried Alive

September 12, 2015
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Things not only keep going further south for Forrest MacNeil on Review, but get worst on top of that.

Case in point: his latest review of being buried alive and the announcement he gets while being buried alive.

Forrest MacNeil’s Review of Public Speaking Is, Of Course, More Complicated Than It Needs Be

September 8, 2015
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Forrest MacNeil’s life he been ruined in so many ways over the course of a season and a half of Review with reviewing many of the darker aspects of humanity.

So, naturally, getting a lighter topic like public speaking would only leave him to explore the more catastrophic possibilities of such an act.

Watch how that would happen here.

In Trying to Make His Son Happy and Finding a Peaceful Sojourn, Forrest MacNeil Has Some of His Toughest Reviews Yet

September 4, 2015
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If only Forrest MacNeil/Andy Daly had to review on Review what it would be like to be the world’s unluckiest man, he would, for once, merely present his life as he has unfortunately lived it.

Just watch his reviews for making a birthday wish come true and taking a peaceful sojourn to see Forrest go through his own personal circles of hells.

Forrest MacNeil’s Latest Review of Being in Haunted Houses Takes Him to Ex-Wife’s Old House

August 28, 2015
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Here’s more proof that if you’re not watching Review starring Andy Daly, then you’re making a huge mistake. 

A recent review that Forrest MacNeil/Andy Daly is tasked with on the show is what it’s like to be in a haunted house. Naturally, Forrest went to the house that his ex-wife and himself used to live in.

Watch it here.

Forrest MacNeil Might Regret The Way He Went About His ‘Being Falsely Accused’ Review

August 17, 2015
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Forrest MacNeil/Andy Daly might have completely underestimated one of latest reviews on Review and ultimately wished he used his veto power to refuse.

Though knowing he was reviewing the experience of of being falsely accused of a crime, he had no idea it was going to be as serious as this.

Forrest MacNeil Tries Reviewing Being a Little Person

August 12, 2015
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You might think that Forrest MacNeil/Andy Daly has gone all out for his previous reviews by literally putting himself in harm’s way. 

However, this latest review of trying to be a little person pushes Forrest to get more inventive than he has ever before.

Watch it here.

Review’s Forrest MacNeil Gives Joining ‘Mile High Club’ a Try

August 8, 2015
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Forrest’s latest review on Review had him to get laid on an airplane while in flight as the sole requirement of joining the ‘Mile High Club’, the experience he had been asked to review.

Given everything you know about Forrest and how things usually go for him on Review, you’d know that he’ll probably be able to handle pulling this feat off. 

Just watch and see what happens and if he actually gets membership to the mile high club.

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