The Walsh Brothers Go On Patrol
This latest episode of The Walsh Brothers Great and Secret Comedy Show at Comedy Central’s CC:Studios has them delightfully cruising the beat in the city streets and also not getting arrested while filming.
This latest episode of The Walsh Brothers Great and Secret Comedy Show at Comedy Central’s CC:Studios has them delightfully cruising the beat in the city streets and also not getting arrested while filming.
Comedy Central Launches in Spain
Comedy Central will now be mixing in some of their top programming along with some indigenous comedy series all the way in Spain.
This has us curious how they will translate Key & Peele’s Obama Anger Translator.
CC:Studios Taking Submissions for Female Roommate of Female Comedian
Comedy Central’s CC:Studios is doing a new web series that will involve a female comedian rooming with another female and, assumedly, seeing what happens.
So, if you’re a female between the ages of 18-29 and are down for having a female comedian as a roommate for a week, maybe you should enter into this thing.
The Chris Gethard Show To Continue Even Though Comedy Central Has Passed On It
Comedy Central has passed on picking up The Chris Gethard Show to series. This is unfortunate as we perhaps won’t get to see what TCGS did for a pilot, but Gethard says that other networks are interested and that “TCGS will end not when someone drops an axe on us, but when we want it to end. We will bring it to its conclusion on our own terms, the same way we’ve done every other step of this process.”
So despite the possibility of The Chris Gethard Show ending if it didn’t get picked up, we’re happy to hear that Gethard got his public access show made into a cable network pilot and especially that TCGS “…ain’t dead yet”
The Minority Report With Larry Wilmore To Replace The Colbert Report in Jan. 2015
All your bated breaths can now be let go. A Daily Show correspondent will indeed replace Stephen Colbert when he leaves for The Late Show to replace David Letterman starting in Jan. 2015 (coupled with Ferguson’s exit at the end of this year, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert should start around the same time).
Senior Black Correspondent Larry Wilmore, who’s credits run also include The Office and a Showtime special, will host The Minority Report with Larry Wilmore following The Daily Show and we challenge the Internet to be upset with this choice.
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.
Comedy Central Picks Up Off-Network Rights To Archer
Archer has made it into syndication folks. Reruns before midnight are set to air exclusively at Comedy Central starting as soon as Spring 2015 through 2017. FXx will air them after midnight.
So, you can binge on Archer nightly between Comedy and FXx next year.
IFC Has New, More Fitting Logo
Given the prevalence of offbeat comedy at IFC these days, this new logo is definitely more appropriate, wouldn’t you say?
There are slight echoes of Comedy Central’s old logo here, which, if you can see the small resemblance, is ironic as Comedy Central now has a logo that closer to IFC’s old one. Comedy Central and IFC haven’t changed places programming wise, but IFC definitely programs much more comedy in place of the many foreign indie documentaries as they used to air ten years ago.
Here’s the Full Schedule for 2014’s Comedy Central ‘Half Hour’ Specials
Starting Jun. 6th, Comedy Central’s latest row of half hour comedy specials will play every Friday (except for July 4th at midnight, two at a time.
So, you’ll catch the likes of Tommy Johnagin on Jun. 13th or Ron Funches on Jun. 20th or Fortune Feimster on June 27th, Michael Che on Jun. 6th or Mark Normand on July 18th and many more.
Mark these all down and don’t forget
Comedy Central Airing The Improv: 50 Years Behind The Brick Wall
Tonight at midnight, Comedy Central will have a TV special following the the timeline of the legendary Improv starting all the way back in the early sixties in Hell’s Kitchen.
The Improv: 50 Years Behind The Brick Wall will feature stories from Jerry Seinfeld, Jimmy Fallon, Judd Apatow, and more about the Improv and how it influenced them.
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.
Jim Gaffigan’s brand new comedy special Obsessed is premiering tonight, 10PM on Comedy Central. Following that, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver will have its series premiere on HBO at 11PM.
If there was a reason to skip watching Mad Men live, besides the fact that you could record it on your DVR, is that you can catch one hell of a block of comedy tonight. You can even top that if you record Silicon Valley and Veep as well.
Dave Attell’s uncensored comedy showcase Comedy Underground is great, but if you needed to be coaxed a little more to watch it 1AM on Sat. (that’s tonight/early tomorrow morning), Attell offers up why during his interview at Jimmy Kimmel Live this week.
Comedy Central Conveniently Put Season One of ‘Review’ Online
That’s right, the entire first season of Review is now online courtesy of Comedy Central for your viewing pleasure.
So, you should just call in sick/drop whatever you’re doing/pause whatever you’re watching on Netflix and watch or re-watch, without question, one of the funniest new shows on TV, Review with Forrest MacNeil/Andy Daly.
This week, Jim Gaffigan chatted with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show and gave a pretty great preview of his fantastic (we’ve been playing the our press copy on repeat since we got it) new hour special Obsessed, premiering this Sun. on Comedy Central at 10PM. Really, Gaffigan simply did a nice chunk of his act in conversation, which left Fallon slapping his desk laughing throughout the whole thing pretty much.
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.
Comedy Central Picks Up This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir to TV Series
Here’s another great case of where a great web series that has cultivated quite a following gets picked up to air on actual TV. The darkly humorous storytelling show This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir has done two great seasons at CC:Studios and now will be a full fledged TV show.
Not only are we looking forward to when this premieres on TV, but we’re excited on how Comedy Central has been expanding their branding over the last couple of years.
Comedy Central’s Review with Forrest MacNeil got a submission for a review that simply read “there all is aching”. Of course, Forrest (Andy Daly) doesn’t turn anything down and thus went forward with reviewing whatever he thought “there all is aching”
Forrest finds something he wasn’t expecting with this review. Watch here.
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.
Having never been to an orgy, Andy Daly’s Forrest MacNeil from Review reviews an orgy.
With that in mind, we give watching this clip over and over 5 stars.
Dave Attell’s Road Work and Comedy Underground Premiere Tonight at Comedy Central
Dave Attell is making a long awaited return to Comedy Central with both a fantastic stand up hour special in Road Work at midnight and his stand-up showcase series, also fantastic, Comedy Underground at 1AM.
Taped in comedy clubs across the country, both are going to be one great night of stand up.
At 10PM tonight, Comedy Central will be airing Patton Oswalt’s latest comedy special, which, by the way, is fantastic, Tragedy Plus Comedy Equals Time and HBO will be premiering their highly anticipated series from Mike Judge, Silicon Valley followed by the season premiere of Veep at 10:30PM.
Whether through DVR or some amazing feat of mental concentration, we urge you to watch both. After that, you can catch Robot Chicken’s DC Comics Special II: Villains in Paradise at 11:30PM on Adult Swim.
Comedy Central Sets Up Cop Comedy Pilot From Happy Endings’ Caspe/Libman/Tarses
Procedural comedies seem to be the hot commodity at the moment, perhaps, thanks to Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s success just in its first season. There’s Tribeca from Steve Carell at TBS, Sober Companion with Nick Frost at Fox, and now a cop comedy pilot from the creator, writers, and producers of Happy Endings David Capse, Matthew and Daniel Libman, and Jamie Tarses.
For the overflow of hour long procedural dramas and their numerous spin offs, we’re liking this trend.
Key & Peele Won a Peabody Award
In case you’re wondering how great of a sketch comedy show Key & Peele is, they just won a Peabody Award.
Comedy represents a very small percentage of the winners of this prestigious honor and we’re glad it went to such a deserving show like Key & Peele.
We don’t even want to get into the rhetoric of denouncing those looking to be outraged, specifically those who started the #CancelColbert hashtag.
Just watch parts one and two of Stephen Colbert’s response on the Colbert Report that clears his name, even though he really didn’t have to do so.