This latest episode of The Walsh Brothers Great and Secret Comedy Show has them patrolling the streets of the downtown LA making sure we’re all safe in the presence of matching denim jackets, boots, and purple berets.
This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir Season 2 Premieres Next Week
One of the best storytelling web series, This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir, returns for a second season starting next Tues. Nov. 5th and releasing episodes on Tuesdays after that at CC:Studios. There will be almost unbelievable stories (almost because they actually happened) from Kurt Braunohler, Fortune Feimster, Kumail Nanjiani, Trevor Moore, Moshe Kasher, Steve Rannazzisi, and more.
If you have no idea what we’re talking about, please familiarize yourself with season 1 that includes stories of TJ Miller almost dying from a brain hemorrhage and Sean Patton getting gay bashed as a straight man.
The latest episode of CC:Studios storytelling web series This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir has the hysterical Sean Patton recount the story of how he got assaulted by a gay basher even though he’s straight.
Trust us. You’re going to want to set aside a solid 12 minutes for the entire astounding story.
On this latest episode of Brody Stevens’ Push and Believe from CC:Studios, Baron Vaughn joins Brody in making an inspiring smoothie complete with Brody-isms.
CC:Studios has started off another great web series in This Is Not Happening featuring comedians telling stories of things going more than a little wrong. Hosted by Ari Shaffir, they’re set to come out every Tuesday, which you should look forward to based of the first episode with TJ Miller and his night of seizures and brain hemorrhaging.
Watch in simultaneous laughter, shock, and awe now.
We’re glad that fantastic sketch group Dead Kevin is starting at Comedy Central/CC:Studios today and in such hilarious style.
What do we mean by that exactly? Well, just watch what you shouldn’t do a birthday party when trying to get a chipmunk voice with helium baloons.
The hysterical sketch group Dead Kevin has been picked up by Comedy Central to produce more episodes to be posted at ComedyCentral.com. This starts on Wednesday, specifically this Wed. May 8th and is weekly, which we hope you don’t forget.
Here’s a little announcement video from Dead Kevin to make sure you’ll remember.
On this latest episode of Brody Stevens’ Push and Believe for CC:Studios, Nikki Glaser of Nikki and Sara Live joins Brody for a surprise dinner in his hotel suite. Much of the surprise comes from a pairing of flowin in lobster and prune juice, amongst other things.
In addition to getting a half hour on Comedy Central, his ‘Enjoy It’ expanded and onto Comedy Central, Brody Stevens now also has a web series through Comedy Central’s web arm, CC:Studios. Called ‘Push and Believe’, it’s more of the Brody we all have come to know, love, and laugh about. For instance, this first episode has Brody and the very funny Dan Soder feeding each other donuts in a hotel room and talking sports.
Told you we had more good Brody news this week.
For years now, Ari Shaffir has been hosting a great ‘comedian debauchery storytelling’ show called ‘This Is Not Happening’. Now it’s going to be a series on CC:Studios (Comedy Central’s digital which you should check out if you haven’t already) taping next Tues. Apr. 9th at Cheetah’s Adult Entertainment Bar and Lounge (perfect setting, right?)
Telling tales to later be seen on CC:Studios will be TJ Miller, Kyle Kinane, Sean Patton, and much more. There’s two shows, 8PM and 10PM, and you should RSVP ASAP as you won’t want to miss seeing this, especially live.
As part of The Walsh Brothers Great and Secret Comedy Show over at CC:Studios, Chris and David show you the world of professional hiding.
Yes, there’s a world of professional hiding and you need to watch it in action here.
If you’ve ever thought that too many secretly filmed prank shows were just mean and not so much on the funny, you need to watch The Walsh Brothers Great and Secret Comedy at CC: Studios because it’s the exact opposite of that.
Ex.: Ep. 3 that you should watch as soon as you can.
The Walsh Brothers are one of the funniest acts that everyone should know. The Walsh Brothers Great & Secret Sketch Show at Comedy Central’s CC:Studios does not disappoint and just stop whatever you doing to watch this and start double over laughing at their out-of-left-field comedic brilliance.