Nikki Glaser takes real life, hilarious comedian couple Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky and join in on a crash course on how to properly “peg” (the sex act, not what you do with jeans).
This is definitely NSFW if you had any doubts. Also, it’s more fantastic work from Not Safe with Nikki Glaser that you should be watching as soon as you can.
11PM on Comedy Central.
Nikki Glaser is on a hot streak for 2016. Not Safe with Nikki Glaser has already had a solid launch on Comedy Central and tonight, Glaser premieres her hour special Perfect on the network.
Fitting perfectly in line with themes from her show, Perfect is a great hour of stand-up that mixes sex-positive, feminist material with Glaser’s super clever, sharp writing and delivery.
Again, watch it tonight at 11PM on Comedy Central.
One of the sticking points of marriage that probably doesn’t get brought up enough is the one of a wife automatically taking her husband’s last name, leaving her last name out in the cold.
Fortunately, Nikki Glaser perfectly shines a light on the issue in her new hour Comedy Central special “Perfect” and illustrates how little we collectively regard a maiden name.
Oh yeah, you should definitely watch Perfect when it premieres on Saturday, April 9 at 11PM on Comedy Central. It’s damn good.
Performance Anxiety celebrates its 5 year anniversary as a comedy show inside an adult toy store.
The rest of our listings for comedy events and open mics along with corresponding maps are embedded at www.thecomedybureau.com.
One of the most viral and funniest pieces to come from Not Safe with Nikki Glaser is “Aural Sex” where Glaser and Kyle Kinane fed porn stars lines of their own via earpiece while they’re in the act.
Part 1 was so good that a follow up with another attempt at sexy talk from Nikki and Kyle was made.
It’s just as enjoyable and NSFW as the first.
(via Deadline)
Looks like Snapchat isn’t going away anytime soon with Comedy Central renewing four exclusively Snapchat based series and adding nine on top of that.
Already, Comedy Central has these series on the booming social media platform Snapchat:
Quickie with Nikki Glaser
Swag-a-Saurus with James Davis
Like It with Liza Treyger
Hot Takes with Brandon Wardell
They’re renewing all of those and then adding:
–Ian Abramson’s brilliant 7 Mins in Purgatory where comedians perform in an isolated room that has a camera feed shown to a live audience that the comedians can’t hear
-The animated Animal-Lolz which has Joe Zimmerman presenting animal facts
-Animated reenactments of Bert Kreischer’s dreams with Bert’s Dreams
–Caleb Synan failing upward in the world of all those reality cooking shows on Deadliest Chef
–Dollar Pizza sketch series parodying Uber, Guber Pool
–Julio Torres trying to gives us warnings from the future in Messages From the Future
–Hudson Brothers animated series The Lounge that follows friends/non-teachers/co-workers/assholes at a middle school.
–Mike Lawrence unleashing his the fury of his opnions on You’re Wrong
–Emily Candini and Dave Horwitz exposing what happens during commercials on a late night talk show
You might want to join Snapchat if you haven’t already.
While marriage vows do usually talk about being together until death, Nikki Glaser gets into what being with one person for the rest of your life might entail sexually on the latest episode of Not Safe with Nikki Glaser.
There’s no doubt that the drive home after all of these interviews were at least a little awkward.
Not Safe with Nikki Glaser just keeps knocking it out of the park with their remote segments.
This latest one has Nikki screening women that potentially could have sex with her boyfriend.
With a screening process, there’s little to no risk with this sort of thing, right?
These specials will be from Chris Hardwick, Nikki Glaser, Rachel Feinstein, and Daniel Tosh.
More specifically,
Nikki Glaser: Perfect premieres April 9th
Daniel Tosh: People Pleaser premieres April 17th
Amy Schumer Presents Rachel Feinstein: Only Whores Wear Purple premieres April 23th
Chris Hardwick: Funcomfortable premieres April 30th
You’ll be able to stream it on Comedy Central app and cc.com the next day after they air and an uncut, extended version will be available the following Tuesday across several digital platforms.
You might have a faint idea of filthy hotel rooms can be, but Not Safe with Nikki Glaser makes sure to hit the point hilariously home by asking the first wave of people, the housekeeping staff at a hotel, about their personal encounters of whatever debauchery goes down after folks leave for the day or check out.
Be careful here as you can’t un-know what you’ll see and hear here.
Part earnest exploration into a potentially misunderstood subculture and part great taped segment, Nikki Glaser braves not only exposing her feet, a thing she’d rather avoid, and then going to a foot fetish party.
Salute Nikki and Not Safe for doing all the kinky work so many of us don’t have to (or, conversely, find out what we’re into) and watch what happened here.
Not Safe with Nikki Glaser continues their run of great, kinky stunts by riffing on Jerry Seinfeld’s award winning Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, but opting for sitting on vibrators instead of sitting in a car.
Nikki’s former Nikki and Sara Live and podcast You Had To Be There co-host Sara Schaefer joins in on the endeavor.
Watch what happens here.
In a genius bit of comedy and maneuvering around TV censors, the voice of Comedy Central and brilliant comedian Kyle Kinane joins Not Safe host Nikki Glaser in making porn stars say their attempts at dirty talking while the porn stars are, you know, doing it.
The result is simply fantastic. While this is pretty NSFW, find some place where that won’t be a problem and watch it.
Not Safe with Nikki Glaser addresses the problem of d*ck pics, in an empowering way, by holding a full on, professionally lit, complete with props, photo shoot to make better pictures of male genitalia.
Even though a good percentage of folks probably won’t be swayed into the liking d*ck pics, the results of the shoot are pretty grand. Watch it here.
10PM on Comedy Central tonight, Nikki Glaser will go as blue as she can at 10PM on basic cable with her new show Not Safe with Nikki Glaser in its premiere.
When Nikki Glaser says that she’s going to talk about it all when it comes to sex with her new show Not Safe with Nikki Glaser, she means it.
Just check this promo, then see for yourself on Tues. Feb. 9th when the series premieres on Comedy Central.
Earlier today, Comedy Central furthered two of their most current critically acclaimed series, Broad City and Inside Amy Schumer. The network is poised to have yet another female led program with Not Safe with Nikki Glaser that could make for a great power trio of really funny people hosting series that just happen to be women on their schedule.
Nikki was great in her first outing on TV with Nikki & Sara Live and we can’t wait to see how she attacks the notion of what’s “not safe” from her comedic perspective.
Watch a teaser for Not Safe with Nikki Glaser here, then look for the series premiere on Tues. Feb. 9th.
(via EW)
Comedy Central has its new power blocks of comedy for next year set.
Tues. Feb. 9th, the series premiere of Not Safe with Nikki Glaser will air at 10:30PM.
Wed. Feb. 17th, season 3 of Broad City premieres at 10PM.
On the night of Tues. Feb. 23rd, season 2 of This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir will premiere at 12:30AM.
Then, on the night of Thurs. Mar. 3rd, season 3 of Adam Devine’s House Party will also premiere at 12:30AM.
February and the beginning of March 2016 are starting to look much better.
(via Variety)
They’ve already got one going with James Davis’ Swag-A-Saurus.
The volatile media of Snapchat continues to grow in popularity and, as such, Comedy Central is getting on board with planning to do more shows soon with the likes of folks that we really dig: Liza Treyger, Nikki Glaser, Michelle Wolf, and Yassir Lester.
We’ll be curious to see if they can drive people to use Snapchat for the first time in order to see these shows.
Nikki Glaser, The Lucas Brothers, Brody Stevens, Ron Lynch, Karen Kilgariff, Drennon Davis, Power Violence, Andres du Bouchet, Ben Kronberg, Bryan Cook, Rhea Butcher, Matt Knudsen, Ian Abramson, Karl Hess, Dan St. Germain, David Gborie, Noah Gardenswartz, Sammy Arechar, Sean Jordan, Rylee Newton, Sonia Denis, Shane Torres, and Kate Willett will be also coming through Denver this August.
You might have already got your interest peaked for Anthony Jeselnik, Beth Stelling, Guy Branum, Sean Patton, Kurt Braunohler, and more coming through and this expanded line-up above should definitely get you to get tickets for this year’s High Plains Comedy Festival if you’re in or around Mile-High City from Aug. 20th-22nd.
Get your tickets ASAP here.
Pick-up lines are pretty much a bad idea, especially these days when most people would prefer a pre-arranged social media based arrangement to meet rather than being talked to by strangers.
Comedy Central’s interactive web series CC:Social Scene sees how much of a disaster can come about with trying to say pick-up lines.
Spoiler alert: it gets pretty disastrous.
If you’re in or into comedy at all, you are probably watching all of these folks on the reg.
Kate Berlant, Nate Bargatze, Bridget Everett, Ricky Velez, Tone Bell, Nikki Glaser, The Grawlix (Adam Cayton-Holland, Ben Roy, Andrew Orvedahl), Flula Borg, Bianca Del Rio, Mega64 are all Variety’s picks for their annual Comics to Watch list.
From that lot, three have Comedy Central hour specials this year, one is a main contributor on Last Week Tonight, one has sold a show to FX, one was featured in Pitch Perfect 2, one trio has a show coming to TruTV called “Those Who Can’t”, and one has a show coming to Comedy Central called “Not Safe with Nikki Glaser”.
So, you’ll have had and will have plenty of chances to watch all of these folks, which you should make sure you didn’t/don’t miss out on.
(via Deadline)
Comedy Central is wise to double down on getting into the Nikki Glaser business.
We were blindsided when Nikki & Sara Live got cancelled at MTV and also surprised that Nikki didn’t immediately get to delve right back into another TV show elsewhere.
Finally, Nikki is set to return with a brand new series “Not Safe with Nikki Glaser”, a panel show focusing on all things sex, and a new hour stand-up special all on Comedy Central. Look for the series and the special sometime next year.
We’re confident that Nikki will one up all the other attempts at a funny sex panel show on TV. We wonder if that will involve talking to people after they just had sex in something more exciting looking than a box.
(via Deadline)
The sequel to Henry Phillips’ Punching The Clown has moved forward very quietly. We heard that it was going into production and then, just over two weeks ago, Phillips himself tweeted that it was “in the can”.
Punching the Clown 2 is now in the can. Look out for it next year! pic.twitter.com/joR73mq8xI
— Henry Phillips (@Henlips) November 25, 2014
So, not only do we have to look forward towards a release, perhaps, sometime next year, but, the cast for Still Punching The Clown is pretty damn great. J.K. Simmons, who you probably saw get sociopathic in Whiplash, Sarah Silverman, Jim Jefferies, Tig Notaro, Doug Stanhope, Mike Judge, Drunk History’s Derek Waters, Nikki Glaser, and more are all being featured in the film.
Hopefully, the news of a release date and the actual release date itself will come soon.
First off, Nikki Glaser is doing a talk show pilot for Comedy Central. Take a moment to be glad that someone had the sense to make sure Nikki had a chance for another show after Nikki and Sara Live got the ax at MTV.
The pilot is entitled #NSFW w/Nikki Glaser and will have, appropriate of the title, Nikki discuss and explore the topic of sex, which, if you know her comedy, should be a lot of fun.
You can actually preview the pilot at Nerdmelt over the next two weeks before Nikki does an official taping for Comedy Central, which we highly recommend going to if you’re in LA for the first two weeks of December.
Tues. Dec. 2nd and Thurs. Dec. 11th both at 7PM are your two chances for previews. They’re free to attend with RSVP, so, again, please go if you can.