• Events
    • Los Angeles Open Mics
    • Los Angeles Shows
    • New York Open Mics
    • New York Shows
  • Book A Tour
  • Venues
  • News
  • Podcast
  • About
    • About The Comedy Bureau
    • Contact
    • Consulting
    • Digital Wall of Trustees

humour resources

divider

Please Enjoy Jon Dore as Comedy’s HR Rep on “Humour Resources”

December 2, 2021
News
adam brodie, Aisha Brown, Arthur Simeon, Casey Corbin, cbc, Courtney Gilmour, dave derewlany, dave merheje, deanne smith, debra digiovanni, eric andre, humour resources, jfl, jon dore, Kyle Brownrigg, nikki glaser, reggie watts, ronny chieng, rory scovel, sarah silverman, scott thompson, sophie buddle, the lucas brothers, tom green

There has has to be a lot of ingenuity in making any sort of content throughout the pandemic (that isn’t over yet). Necessity being the mother of invention has led to tons of Zoom comedy, but also given us some genuinely funny shows such as Baited with Ziwe on Instagram Live.

Another such show that attempted to deal with the creative conundrum of COVID-19 and very much succeeded is the new CBC comedy series, Humour Resources starring Jon Dore and created by Adam Brodie, Dave Derewlany, and Dore. With the obstacle of so many things having to rely on the front facing cameras for any sort of human interaction, Dore stars as an alternate universe version of himself that has retired from stand-up comedy and chooses to become an HR representative for all of “Comedy” (if all of comedy was housed under one umbrella corporation).

The show is centered around Dore having HR meetings of all shapes and sizes with beloved Canadian and American comedians including Sarah Silverman, Courtney Gilmour, Dave Merheje, Nikki Glaser, Casey Corbin, The Lucas Brothers, Tom Green, Ronny Chieng, DeAnne Smith, Scott Thompson, Sophie Buddle, Eric Andre, Debra DiGiovanni, Arthur Simeon, Rory Scovel, Kyle Brownrigg, Aisha Brown, and Reggie Watts. Even though it’s technically an HR meeting, this feels like Dore’s über clever version of how he would do a late night panel interview if he were given the slot for a talk show.

Thus, there’s a delightful mix of The Office and Conan throughout, especially since Dore has to deal with a quietly chaotic suburban home life while trying to maintain the appearance of a professional member of a Human Resources department. For awhile, if you were in the U.S., you couldn’t really watch it freely, put Just For Laughs is graciously streaming episodes for free on their YouTube channel, releasing them one by one.

At the accommodation of your very busy schedule, you can (and should) enjoy Humour Resources here.

Recent News

divider

  • The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 273: R.M. Aranda & Bringing Clown to All - The popularity of the corner of comedy that is clown continues to burgeon, especially in… Read More
  • The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 272: American High Digital & Being Part of a Burgeoning Comedy Empire - The coming-of-age of comedy will forever be a staple of comedy film and television as… Read More
  • The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 271: Joey Greer & Defying Convention Starting from the Get Go - With so many specials and hours of comedy already in existence and dozens of them… Read More

Sign up For The Newsletter

Copyright © 2020 The Comedy Bureau
All rights reserved