On this episode of The Walsh Brothers’ Great and Secret Comedy Show, David and Chris Walsh get really close, literally, in a one-on-one interview that will make you laugh and might make you rethink your own bubble of personal space.
The latest episode of The Walsh Brothers Great and Secret Comedy Show at CC:Studios features the duo giving out a great “factually accurate” and overall hilarious walking tour of Los Angeles.
After watching and enjoying this, feel free to Yelp their walking tour even though most of us won’t get to go on one of them.
The second season of The Walsh Brothers Great and Secret Comedy Show is here from CC:Studios and it’s so good we’re going to stop making you read this description, so you can watch.
Watch First Trailer for ‘Idiotsitter’ Coming to CC:Studios Next Week
Charlotte Newhouse and Jillian Bell star in Idiotsitter a series about a hell gig for babysitting coming to CC:Studios on Feb. 26th. From watching the trailer, it not only has promise for another great web series from Comedy Central’s online brand, but it also features Stephen Root and TJ Miller.
Enjoy the trailer at the link.
Like many of us, Kumail Nanjiani wanted so badly to be cool and it would devastate him any set back he encountered from being considered cool.
Watch his story of “cool betrayal” in this latest episode of CC:Studios’ This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir.
Kurt Braunohler to Launch His Comedy Central Web Series at Riot LA
We’re not too sure what the fantastic Kurt Braunohler has in store for his upcoming web series at Comedy Central/CC:Studios called Roustabout, but we have no doubt that it’ll be groundbreaking silliness of the highest degree.
If you’re in attendance at Riot LA this weekend (get tickets here), specifically Jan. 11th @ The Smell, like us, you’ll get exactly an idea of what Kurt’s up to in a special live preview.
CC:Studios’ Push and Believe with Brody Stevens was released earlier this year in tandem with their half hour specials.
One episode that didn’t get release until now was one with Brody Stevens and Brody Stevens. That wasn’t a typo. Brody interviews himself on his own show, which actually seems normal and, of course, hilarious and perfect for his series airing now on Comedy Central on Sunday nights, Enjoy It!
Moshe Kasher is featured in this latest episode of CC:Studios This It Not Happening with Ari Shaffir and tells the story of he had to deal with an anti-semitic audience member. Spoiler alert (as you can see from Moshe telling the story): the anti-semite lost.
Watch to see the whole story here.
CC:Studios’ This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir is finally back and in this latest batch of episodes, they have fight stories, which brings Big Jay Oakerson to share the story of one of the biggest fights he’s ever seen.
By big, we do not mean a title fight or two rivals gangs fighting each other, but rather something more literal. Watch it here.
CC:Studios Renews Three Series/Adds Six New Series
We’ve already told you about The Walsh Brothers Great & Secret Comedy Show and This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir returning, but we’re thrilled to see that the likes of Kurt Braunohler, Charlotte Newhouse & Jillian Bell, and more get web series pick ups.
In case you didn’t know, Comedy Central’s CC:Studios has a lot of really hysterical, innovative stuff going on you should be watching.
The Walsh Brothers’ Great & Secret Comedy Show Returning Early 2014
One of favorite things in comedy from this year was, without a doubt, The Walsh Brothers Great & Secret Comedy Show. They’ll be returning early next year, so, with that in mind, we could care less about the entire holiday season so we can just get to the next season of the brilliant tomfoolery of David and Chris Walsh.
CC:Studios Giving This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir a Second Season
The amazing storytelling web series “This Is Not Happening w/Ari Shaffir” is thankfully getting another season from Comedy Central’s CC:Studios and you can catch the taping of it if you’re in LA on Oct. 1st.
If you happened to watch any of the stories or even one like Sean Patton getting gay bashed as a straight man, you’ll know that you shouldn’t miss it.
This latest episode of CC:Studios’ This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir has the amazing Walsh Brothers recount a story upon discovering a pervert in the streets of Charlestown, MA one night and that’s where it only starts to get weird.
You definitely did not misread that headline. The hilarious Tom Segura had more than just a crazy weekend for his high school reunion where he ended up in critical care at a hospital and was still cracking jokes.
Watch him tell the full story at This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir over at CC:Studios.
The hysterical Dead Kevin released what might be a season or series finale over at CC:Studios (we’re guessing that’s up to you) where they show how easy it is to lose everything in life.
First off, you start by going to a rob liquor store, then, well, just watch the rest here.
Jon Huck opted to have his own version of Eurotrip by getting wildly drunk at Oktoberfest and then, for starters, losing his pants.
Hear the whole story on his episode of CC:Studios’ This Is Not Happening.
Host of CC:Studios amazing “This Is Not Happening” storytelling web series, Ari Shaffir, gets his turn to share a great, really funny, crazy story of his wherein the lesson of the story is how to take the exact right amount of drugs.
While we’re not even going to try to verify that claim in the headline, Dead Kevin makes a good case for absolutely how to not hit on a girl (i.e. not while she’s jogging and a homeless guy is watching)
Of the comedians that can even articulate death in a comedic way, one of the best is Kyle Kinane.
Just check out this story at CC:Studios’ This Is Not Happening of him almost dying while Depeche Mode was playing in the background as the perfect example.
The latest story in the This Is Not Happening series over at CC:Studios follows Julia Lillis trying to do in real life what usually only happens in romantic comedies by flying across the planet to be with the one you love. Unfortunately, unlike a romantic comedy, you might get detained for several hours by immigration.
One of our favorite things that we’ve seen this year is The Walsh Brothers’ Great and Secret Comedy Show over at CC:Studios. Even with three episodes, it’s made us laugh pretty damn hard which is why we’re glad that there will be more episodes coming soon according to our sources.
If you don’t know The Walsh Brothers or their Great and Secret Comedy Show, please start here and get hooked (because you will).
We’re happy to see that brother comedy duo The Lucas Brothers got a series over at CC:Studios so they could call it The Super Late Morning Show and do stuff like play their mixtape made that day to people on the street that might find it a little disturbing.
Here’s another great video from the awesome sketch group Dead Kevin now over at CC:Studios that shows what happens when three guys think they have their apartment all to themselves and can roam around freely, or rather too freely.
This latest episode of Brody Stevens’ Push and Believe at CC:Studios features the very funny Joe DeRosa getting into the bullies in their life and pretending they are this empty chair they’re sitting next to. Also, there’s impromptu drumming making one hell of a funny therapy session.
In this latest CC:Studios web series, the very funny Steve Agee & Brandon Johnson play an over the hill and desperate sketch duo also by the names of Steve and Brandon finagling their ways to a Comedy Central show. Thus, the name of the show, Steve & Brandon Think They Sold a Show.
All 5 episodes are now online and we suggest that you watch them as it’s funny with so many funny people in it. In addition to Agee and Johnson, there are JC Coccoli, Michael Busch, and the direction of Peter Atencio (director for Key & Peele).