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All of you sure have got your comedy album binge listening cut out for you today.

What a day today is with Ian Karmel’s 9.2 on Pitchfork, Emily Heller’s Good For Her, Sean Donnelly’s Manual Labor Face, and Ron Funches’ The Funches of Us all being released.

All of them are definitely worth your time and money as we’ve stated before here, here, here, and here, respectively.

OK, you should probably get to buying and listening already. There’s a lot of comedy for your ears to feast on.

Sean Donnelly Was on Conan Last Night, Has an Album Coming Out Friday, and a Half Hour Special on Saturday

November 12, 2015

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This is a banner weekend for NYC’s Sean Donnelly.

He just notched in a set on Conan last night. has his album “Manual Labor Face” coming out this Friday on nearly all major digital platforms including CC:Stand-Up Direct and has his half-hour special premiering on Comedy Central the very next night, Sat. Nov. 14th, at midnight.

Sean is an increasingly rare breed of comedian that attacks with his jokes relentlessly on stage, all while laughing and smiling the whole way through. His rambunctious persona is infectious whether it be his material, crowd work, or riffing and his late night appearance, album and special should all prove that to any and all.

So, with that said, you have plenty of Sean Donnelly to get into.

Comedy Central Developing a “TripTank” Spin-Off and “The Amazing Danny” From Sean Donnelly and Alessandro Minoli

November 25, 2014

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(via The Hollywood Reporter)

Comedy Central has announced its latest addition to their development slate, which is two live action/animated hybrid projects from Sean Donnelly (Note: not this Sean Donnelly) and Alessandro Minoli.

One, Jeff & Some Aliens, follows an average guy voiced by Brett Gelman whom aliens will base the fate of the entire human race. It was one of a series of animated shorts on TripTank, which aired on Comedy Central earlier this year. The other, The Amazing Danny, delves into “the mind of a lovable schlub in his mid-20s”.

If both go to series, it would be surprising if they didn’t have a series crossover.

Albums from Ian Karmel, Emily Heller, Ron Funches, and Sean Donnelly All Out Today

Sean Donnelly Was on Conan Last Night, Has an Album Coming Out Friday, and a Half Hour Special on Saturday

They’re Hard at Work on “The Nightly Show” in New Promo

Comedy Central Developing a “TripTank” Spin-Off and “The Amazing Danny” From Sean Donnelly and Alessandro Minoli