As her new album I Mean… proved, the comedy of Jamie Lee is a fabulous combination of clever writing, deft observation and timing, and colorful performance.
Do yourself a favor and enjoy more of that with her latest late night set here.
Last year, real life married comedians Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher went on tour as part of their honeymoon. They not only captured their journey in a web series, but offered other couples sincere, but still hilarious, advice on how they might better their relationships.
So, Natasha and Moshe are embarking again across North America on what is now called “The Endless Honeymoon Tour” this summer.
We guess if you can keep the “honeymoon phase” going, the magic doesn’t stop, right?
10PM Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll series premiere
10:30PM Married season 2 premiere
A new hour comedy block is back at FX with a new Denis Leary series, Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll where rather than the firetruck and fire house that he used to man on Rescue Me, he now takes the stage as a band’s embattled front man donned in leather and big hair.
Following that series premiere, Married, one of FX’s three comedies that chronicle different stages of life/relationships (the other ones being You’re The Worst and Louie) returns for its second season.
Like we said above, catch both tonight.
(via Deadline)
Louis C.K.: Live From The Comedy Store premieres May 28th and “Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll” and season 2 of “Married” premiere July 16th.
FX gets the first TV dibs on Louis C.K.’s latest special “Live at The Comedy Store” that will make its TV debut almost two months after the season 5 premiere of Louie.
Following that, Denis Leary’s new comedy and hair in Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll and the second season of Married will round out FX’s comedy schedule for a while.
Between this, Netflix’s upcoming comedy, Veep and Silicon Valley returning, etc., the only time you might have freed up is those few months between Letterman leaving The Late Show and Colbert taking over.
When it comes to gritty, real-life relationship comedy series, FX seems to have it figured out. The award winning Louie leads that charge after four seasons, freshman series You’re The Worst and Married are now getting 13 episode second seasons.
However, You’re the Worst will be moving to FXx for that second season.
This might follow some sort of logic when you take into account that FXx skews younger and You’re the Worst is follows the beginning of a relationship while Married and Louie on FX are all about what happens as a result of long term relationships.
Brett Gelman finally made his first late night panel interview appearance on Conan last night. Gelman was sure to not waste the opportunity and showed us how far he’s coming from his very first commercial to now saying he’s a big star on a late night talk show.
After this, we do hope to see more of Gelman all around the late night talk show circuit.
(via Deadline)
Sony Pictures TV has gotten into the Nat Faxon and Jim Rash business by signing a two year deal to develop and produce TV series projects.
It’s about time Faxon and Rash had some sort of deal like this after proving their worth in features with Oscar winning The Descendants and The Way Way Back as well as currently being on FX’s Married and Community, respectively.
We’re curious to see what they come up with, possibly some promising dramedies, and where it might end up.
FX latest comedy series, Married, makes its series premiere tonight at 10PM. Nat Faxon and Judy Greer star as a married couple that really test the worst part of the wedding vow “for better or for worst”.
What might be interesting to note is that along with You’re The Worst from Stephen Falk (also premiering tonight), which shows an unlikely couple at the start of a relationship and Louie, FX has lined up an entire timeline of how dysfunctional relationships work.
FX’s newest comedy series, Married,premiering July 17th, just got a trailer that seems to be the sort of dark romantic/family comedy that we’re into. Nat Faxon and Judy Greer star along with guest appearances from the amazing Jenny Slate and John Hodgman.
So, watch the trailer here.