Seaton Smith’s Beautifully Navigates Race Relations and Police Brutality on Conan
Being frank, honest, and vulnerable, Seaton Smith delivered an set that further illustrates the weirdness of the racial tension and the abuse of excessive force by certain police officers.
Also, he closes with one of the best jokes on the subject of police brutality that we’ve heard in a while.
Watch Seaton’s set here.
Seeso is wasting no time in getting the second season of live comedy showcase series Night Train with Wyatt Cenac going. The renewal announcement was made today along with the line-ups feature much of the best in NYC and around the country. The tapings are all set up all around Valentine’s Day.
What makes us most excited about this new batch of Night Train is plenty more opportunity for Wyatt to spit the fire that he did with his immediate-post-election album, One Angry Night in November (you can still get it for free here).
You can get tickets, from which the proceeds will go to charity, here.
Comedy Dynamics’ latest album release, Bologna Meat, comes from Seaton Smith who puts his crackling and bursting energy on display throughout.
Equally impressive, he flows through his material, stops on a dime, disarmingly chuckles, and then gets back to bringing some urgency into the mic no matter whether he’s talking about sex or politics.
Pick up a copy and listen to it here.
Even though Seaton Smith has been on TV more than a few times, it’s about time he got a late night stand-up set in.
Smith made a great first late night stand-up appearance last night on Late Night with Seth Meyers.
The joy that Seaton has during his set laughing and smiling juxtaposes nicely against discussing black republicans, gay pride parades, and Martin Luther King Jr. sleeping around.
John Mulaney, Martin Short, Nasim Pedrad, Seaton Smith, Zack Pearlman, and Elliot Gould will all come together tonight as one of most highly anticipated sitcoms this season unveils its series premiere.
Make sure to catch Mulaney at 9:30PM on Fox tonight and DVR everything else.
Elliott Gould, Nasim Pedrad, and Seaton Smith Stay On Board ‘Mulaney’
John Mulaney’s “Mulaney” has taken a circuitous road to get where it is now, but, it would appear, that it has managed to stay intact while doing so. Elliot Gould, Nasim Pedrad, and Seaton Smith that were cast in the original pilot over at NBC.
Good move, Fox. Actually, great move.
Details on John Mulaney NBC Pilot and Seaton Smith Joins Cast
This is good news all around as John Mulaney’s pilot got another solid cast member in Seaton Smith and, apparently, Martin Short will be playing a game show host mentor to Mulaney.
We know we haven’t seen any clips or footage of any kind, but this better get picked up.