Brett Gelman will be on hand to give a special sneak preview of his latest “Dinner” special at Adult Swim with director Jason Woliner at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel this Tuesday, June 28th at 8PM (Doors at 7PM).
Admission for this premiere of Brett Gelman’s Dinner in America is free with RSVP right here.
The rest of our listings for comedy shows/events as well as open mics and maps are embedded at www.thecomedybureau.com.
On whatever side of the is-there-too-much-tv argument, you can’t argue that there certainly is a lot of television right now and a lot of it worth watching.
As a result, shows might fall through the cracks and fly under the radar, making their way to a second season and still be a pleasant surprise to plenty of folks.
Such is the case for Bravo’s Odd Mom Out from Jill Kargman, which premieres its second season tonight at 10PM.
See how charming this comedy following a mom’s quest to not become a stereotypical Upper East Side mom can be in this trailer.
One of America’s favorite dads, Jim Gaffigan, is getting a great Father’s Day gift with his show premiering its second season tonight at 10PM on TV Land.
You should watch it because it’s a good show and also Jim’s five kids need some time to themselves.
The highly anticipated return of something like Silicon Valley on HBO wouldn’t be complete without a high profile premiere event.
Because it’s Silicon Valley, they also can’t just throw any premiere event, which is why they pulled out a red carpet, a step and repeat, and rotating searchlights as well as have the cast and the creators gathered altogether to show a single scene from season 3 from the show.
Watch this silly event really happen here.
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Both meanings. @TheRealDratch’s LATE NIGHT SNACK premieres Thursday at 11/10C.https://t.co/1PHTJoTXtf
The Internet is a vast place. Even when it comes to something as specific as short form comedy content, it’s an ocean full of stuff that’s hard to sort through.
So, Rachel Dratch has made it a little easer with Rachel Dratch’s Late Night Snack that compiles select short form comedy content including Lost Moon Radio, Austin Martinez, Cocktales with Little Esther, and more.
See what you might have missed or weren’t aware of at all when Rachel Dratch’s Late Night Snack premieres tonight at 11PM on TruTV.
10:30PM on FXx
While Catastrophe has been holding down your need for romantic comedy series that take a look at more unfiltered relationships between season 1 of You’re The Worst and the premiere of season 2, the wait is over.
Jimmy and Gretchen return as one of the most exciting and daring couples to watch on TV tonight in the return of You’re The Worst.
Again, it’s 10:30PM tonight on FXx.
After a handful of pilots all at NBC, Jerrod Carmichael’s sitcom, The Carmichael Show, is premiering tonight.
The Carmichael Show has its series premiere tonight at 9PM on NBC. As Jerrod’s only other big TV thing was his HBO special, we’re all very anxious to see what he’s got up his sleeve with this show, especially since he gave fake copies of the show’s pilot on VHS on the street.
The day has come for David Hunstberger to premiere his new show Reactor on SyFy.
He’ll be doing a comedic breakdown of everything that falls under the purview of SyFy, so long as he can avoid being chased while doing it.
Watch the premiere of Reactor at 11:30PM tonight on SyFy.
Tune in at 10:30PM tonight on Comedy Central.
That’s when the series premiere of Another Period airs and the world officially gets to meet The Bellacourts, the most self-involved, turn-of-the-century, backwards, yet, still aristocratic family there ever was.
Along with Drunk History, Comedy Central seems to have historical comedy figured out.
There are other things on TV besides the return of True Detective tonight and one of them doesn’t require you to change the channel.
Tim Robbins and Jack Black delve into the absurdities of geopolitical snafus on HBO’s latest comedy series The Brink starting at 10:30PM on HBO.
The televised special for this year’s Peabody Awards premieres at 9PM on Pivot and you can see what hijinks host Fred Armisen got himself into as well as that kiss between Tina Fey and Amy Schumer and more.
Feeling tempted? Watch Will Ferrell star in A #DeadlyAdoption tonight at 8/7c. pic.twitter.com/05czAddici
At one time, we all thought that A Deadly Adoption might have been nixed even though it reportedly was already in the can.
Luckily, that was all a ruse and the premiere of A Deadly Adoption with Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell playing up all the Lifetime TV movie tropes is happening tonight on Lifetime at 8PM.
With both this and Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever on their resume, we’re curious to see how else Lifetime will expand and redefine their brand in the coming months.
Get more than 48 hours ahead of the premiere.
Right now, Showtime has put up the premiere episode of HAPPYish at Sho.com entirely for free.
It’s Friday, so you can probably drop whatever you’re doing, right?
Watch it all right here.
From 10PM to 11PM, stay in and watch or set your DVR.
The series premiere of The Comedians starring Billy Crystal and Josh Gad airs tonight at 10PM and the fifth season of Louie premieres right after at 10:30PM.
So, The Comedians will be leading in Louie, which is only slightly intriguing since, but most of you, we’re guessing will be probably watching both later.
As far as we can tell, James Corden is off to a good start at The Late Late Show.
The premiere episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden aired last night and gave America a good showing of what Corden, bandleader Reggie Watts, and this new era of late night is all about as far they’re concerned.
These two segments of how Corden “got” the Late Late Show host gig and how he runs through this thorough retrospective of Tom Hanks’ career kick the show off to a fun, yet clever premiere.
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Right off the bat, you’ll note the set doesn’t trying to relive some late night talk show sets of yesteryear, but instead is quite dark in its color palate and delightfully all over the place. See the checkered floor that Reggie and his band Karen play on.
Oh yeah, Reggie’s wonderful band is named, for now, Karen according to this interview with The A.V. Club and Reggie will seemingly get to bring some of the Comedy Bang! Bang! flavor to network television as shown by the one question he asked Hanks.
They definitely employ other things that slightly eschew traditional late night tropes like Corden’s monologue leaning more towards his predecessor Craig Ferguson’s style of being in the moment and coming from the heart. James also doesn’t sit behind the desk for the interview, interviewed both Tom Hanks and Mila Kunis at the same time sort of like The Graham Norton Show, and even had slick black cards instead of the traditional light blue that talk show hosts used to stay on point throughout the show.
Of course, this is just the premiere episode and all of this could end up changing, but it’s clear that, whatever happens, James will be completely genuine about it as you can see with his closing ballad.
You can watch the whole premiere here and see it all in its entirety for yourself.
Childrens Hospital stands as the longest running live action series under the Adult Swim banner and, at the threshold of their sixth season, they don’t look like they’ll be slowing down.
Here’s the trailer if you wanna know a little bit of the craziness that’s going to ensue. After that, tune in tonight for the season premiere at midnight on Adult Swim.
The series that has brought together Phil Lord, Chris Miller, a seemingly deserted planet Earth, and Will Forte as the Last Man on Earth “Phil Miller” (see what they did there?) is finally premiering tonight.
Make sure to see what Forte (and probably most of us if we were being completely honest) would do if we had the whole world all to ourselves (i.e. Tequila filled kid pools) by tuning at 9PM tonight for the hour premiere on Fox.
Maybe this Friday wouldn’t be the worst Friday to stay in. On Adult Swim, a new show and a special are having their world premiere tonight.
At 11:30PM, The Jack and Triumph Show premieres and a special from John C. Reilly’s Dr. Steve Brule Bag Boy follows an hour later at 12:30AM.
In fact, you probably wouldn’t be wrong to drop most things you were planning on doing to catch these.
Showtime is really, quite literally picking up its comedy line-up. They already re-upped Inside Comedy with David Steinberg for a fourth season.
Now, they also have Tig Notaro’s traveling live comedy show docu-series and the dramedy that was set to star Philip Seymour Hoffman on deck for this year.
In April, Knock Knock, It’s Tig Notaro will premiere on the 17th (via TV Guide) and Happyish, which just got a series pick-up now starring Steve Coogan will premiere on the 26th (via Deadline).
So, it would appear that we should all be on the look out for Showtime in 2015.
Wherever there’s a red carpet looking for poses of Charlie’s Angels rather than interview, the great John Early will most definitely be there.
That was his go-to move in covering the red carpet at the recent premiere of season 4 of Girls on HBO.
Watch Early do the press line like you’re supposed to right here.
Tonight at 8PM on Lifetime, the melding of the Internet’s love of Grumpy Cat and Aubrey Plaza will be complete as that is when Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever will make its world wide premiere.
For weeks, Aubrey has been saying how insanely meta this movie is and how both the director and Lifetime basically let her say whatever she wanted since they’re not syncing it with Grumpy Cat’s lips at all.
We can all say how true that statement really is, in addition to see whether this will outdo Kim Kardashian’s butt in attempting to break the Internet, tonight at 8PM.
Also, Plaza encourages you all to live tweet the experience right along with her.
I WILL BE LIVE TWEETING THIS MOVIE TONIGHT. PLEASE JOIN ME. OR DONT. NO ONE CARES. #grumpycatmovie #grumpynightmare pic.twitter.com/MWiSs0JnMC
— Aubrey Plaza (@evilhag) November 29, 2014
The League is back for its sixth season, if you can (and you should) believe it, in just over a month at FXx. Wed. Sept. 3rd at 10PM, specifically, will be when the season premiere airs.
Just note that even though you’ll probably be watching FXx anyway for The Simpsons marathon starting near the end of next month.
It’s time to get the pussy back on the chain wax (i.e. stop feeling down that there has been a void of Key & Peele in your life). Season 4 is just under two months away from premiering on Comedy Central, specifically Sept. 24th.
With that, we’ll all get to see Hillary Clinton’s Anger Translator too.
This is just a friendly neighborhood reminder that Drunk History and Nathan For You come back for their second seasons starting tonight.
More specifically, from 10PM to 11PM, you should be watching Comedy Central.
The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail Premieres Next Month on Comedy Central
Starting Wed. July 23rd at 12:30AM (that’s Wed. night/Thurs. morning), The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail will make its series premiere on Comedy Central.
Episodes will air every Wed. until Sept. 17th. So, that means, if you live in LA, you can go watch The Meltdown live, go home, and then watch Meltdown, the TV show.
Also, that’s a great two hour block that Comedy Central will now have on Wed. nights for a few months with The Daily Show, Colbert Report, “@midnight”, and now The Meltdown.
Undateable Premieres Tonight on NBC
Ron Funches, Chris D’Elia, Brent Morin, and Rick Glassman will have a network TV debut as a cast together tonight on NBC. Bill Lawrence‘s Undateable, which they all star in, premieres tonight at 9PM.
Our prediction is that there will be plenty of .gifs made from Ron Funches quotes from this show.