The latest season of Comedy Central’s great storytelling series This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir is just around the corner (next Tuesday, Feb. 23rd at 12:30am to be specific).
From the looks of this story of Henry Rollins’ early days in Black Flag and going all out on his first drug trip by taking a whole bunch of acid, This Is Not Happening is going to be one hell of a ride just like it has always been.
Comedy Central’s storytelling series, This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir, is returning soon and promises more tales of the absolutely ridiculous from great comedians and raconteurs.
This season, you’ll be getting true stories from Henry Rollins, Artie Lange, Sean Patton, Randall Park, Kate Willett, Nicole Byer, Mike Lawrence, Mark Normand, Solomon Georgio, Ron White, Joe DeRosa, Ben Roy, Nick Swardson, Joey Coco Diaz, Andrew Santino, Steve Simeone, Moshe Kasher, Kyle Kinane, Al Madrigal, Felipe Esparza, Jim Breuer, Kurt Metzger, Annie Lederman, Christina Pazsitzky, Dan Cummins, and Bret Ernst.
Get a taste of what sort of nonsense they got into in this trailer.
Look for the second season premiere of This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir on Tues. Feb. 23rd at Comedy Central.
The melding of the genres of horror and comedy got a real push forward today as the horror comedy movie He Never Died starring Henry Rollins is now intended for a mini-series spin off as well and Fox ordered the Ryan Murphy horror comedy project Scream Queens to series.
Given how much intentionally bad horror movies have reemerged as a fun subgenre, we’re a little surprised that there aren’t more horror comedy series in development/in production/being released.
Your favorite talk show that was hijacked by a monster voiced by TJ Miller is back. The hysterically chaotic Gorburger Show will come back next Monday March 11th.
Watch the trailer to get a sneak peek of the madness to ensue that will include Henry Rollins, Jack Black, and more.
Video from the PEN Foundation’s recent reading of David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King with me, Henry Rollins, Adam Scott & others.
I wish I was there (Live Reading of the Pale King with Rob Delaney, Henry Rollins, Adam Scott, and many more.)
TONIGHT! April 28 @ 7PM / The Saban Theatre / 8440 Wilshire Blvd. / Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Parks and Rec People, a King of Twitter, Henry Rollins, and even more reading David Foster Wallace. Whoa….