Women Comedy continue to spread their much needed brand of comedy at every corner of the web.
First it was just their YouTube channel, then IFC, then Funny or Die, and now, Dave/Jake/Allen/Pat are at Comedy Central’s CC:Studios.
Just watch why they’re at Comedy Central’s digital arm with this first sketch entitled “God’s Vagina”.
If you live in Hollywood, you learn almost instantly that it’s far removed from the glitz and glamour that’s depicted on stage and screen. One great example of that is the Ralphs on Sunset Blvd. that’s open 24/7, affectionately called the “Rock n’ Roll Ralphs”.
Steve Rannazzisi had an ordeal there that gives you an idea of why this Ralphs is “special” and has earned its “rock n’ roll” status in a story for This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir.
There are many experiences that one goes through while living in NYC that, perhaps, you wouldn’t encounter in most other places in the world. Some of those experiences are good and others involve poop and hands.
Giulia Rozzi tells the story of the latter on the latest installment of This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir.
While many a man can be distracted by a well-endowed bosom, that is not the way that Ms. Pat’s titties saved her from a shootout. It’s not a sentence you get to hear everyday, but it’s one that just happens to be singularly true.
Hear her whole story in the latest installment of This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir.
Self-diagnosing seems to be a pretty routine habit for Marc Maron, though Marc often goes to the extreme of suspecting that he has cancer.
For his episode of This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir, Maron details the various stages of being slowly convinced that he doesn’t have cancer.
When you think of how exactly a second date could go from a somewhat nice time to horribly awry, Will Weldon went through a gauntlet of many things you were probably thinking up.
Of course, as he’s telling this story after the fact on This Is Not Happening, he didn’t get murdered or kidnapped or anything of that nature, but a second date like this one is still spectacularly awful.
(via The Hollywood Reporter)
Comedy Central’s digital arm CC:Studios has been on a streak and with the announcement of their latest development slate, it seems like they will definitely continue said streak.
They’re renewing the fantastic New Timers web series from Good Cop Great Cop as well as putting five new projects into development from the likes of Matt Braunger, Sean O’Connor, Rich Fulcher, David Angelo, and Broken People (Taylor Orci and Jared Nigro).
The premises of Braunger being the last white guy in LA, a Vine celebrity attempting to adapt his videos into a book from Sean O’Connor, Fulcher as a high school teacher, David Angelo being David Angelo, and more of Broken People are all things we’re on board for.
For part of a TV show that Bert Kreischer used to star in, he was once forced to fight a bear.
Kreischer tells the whole story, which is actually kind of a love story, for This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir.
All 10 episodes of Roustabout that chronicle Kurt Braunohler getting “wet for goats” (i.e. supporting sending crucial livestock to Africa via Heifer International) via jet skiing from Chicago to New Orleans have been just released by Comedy Central.
So, start binge watching with Ep. 1 and then the rest to see if Kurt made it the whole way in getting wet for goats.
None of us really knew what to expect when Kurt Braunohler started his journey on a jet ski from Chicago to New Orleans for the series Roustabout.
Though several months of planning went into this project, the whole team also didn’t expect certain, damning obstacles that they encountered right from the get go.
Watch Kurt’s launch and see what happened here in Yahoo’s exclusive clip. The whole series premieres Jan. 26th.
Much of America was first introduced to Bobby Lee through a show known as Mad TV.
Some of you might not know that he got fired from that show for a time and there’s a pretty funny, but harrowing story behind that.
Lee tells that story for This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir and you can watch it here.
Last Summer, Kurt Braunohler took a jet ski down the Mississippi River from Chicago to New Orleans in order to send goats to Africa for Heifer International.
Just so you know, goats did get sent to Africa and Kurt did make it New Orleans.
He did all this for his up coming CC:Studios web series Roustabout, which gets released on Jan. 26th.
It’s as epic as you’d imagine and if you don’t think so, then just watch this trailer right now.
Just because an apocalyptic event has happened and civilization and life as we know is falling apart at every turn doesn’t mean that people still get on each other’s nerves for the little things like what to bring to parties or how to go about getting rid of your stuff. It’s just that the end of the world has happened and that’s kind of hard to forget.
Good Cop Great Cop’s Matt Porter and Charlie Hankin delve into the post-apocalypse minutia in their brand new CC:Studios web series New Timers where they explore that exact premise beautifully.
Watch episodes one, two, and three now.
The gathering of Barry Rothbart, Betsy Sodaro, Brian Huskey, Cornell Reid, Nick Rutherford, and Chris Reinacher under one roof makes for batshit crazy house. It also makes for a very funny web series that was just released at CC:Studios called 300 Sunnyside.
Watch episodes one, two, and three now and be thankful that you get to watch the insanity at their house from the comfort of YouTube rather than actual live it.
While you may be intending to have a nice Labor Day BBQ this weekend, you will no doubt expect that there will be some guests that are less than desirable that find their way to your get together.
CC:Studios’ CC:Social Scene held a fighting game style tournament (of sorts) to see who really is the worst BBQ guest.
Who wins? Just watch to find out. (Spoiler alert: no one wins in this contest. No one.)