2020 was not the best year for comedy. The pandemic imperiled many stand-up shows and comedy specials that were put on hold for many months.
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Mindy Kaling’s ‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ Is a Must-Watch
It’s 2021. Isn’t it past time for a television show about college girls and all the actual problems they struggle with? Well, Mindy Kaling has
‘The Other Two’ Came Back With a Hilarious Second Season
“The Other Two” is about two siblings Cary and Brooke Dubek (Drew Tarver and Heléne Yorke respectively), whose lives change when their younger brother Chase
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Series Finale Brings the Comedy to Tearful Conclusion
Since 2013, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has brought consistent laughs to the small screen. It has been a rocky road over the years, but the show has
‘Reservation Dogs’ Speaks Truth to Indigenous Culture
Native American filmmaker Sterlin Harjo and New Zealand film director Taika Waititi have teamed up to create an all new comedy, “Reservation Dogs.” The series
‘That Damn Michael Che’ Renewed For Season 2 on HBO Max
It’s official: the HBO Max miniseries “That Damn Michael Che” has been renewed for a second season. Following a successful run of Michael Che’s first
Premiere Recap: ‘Ted Lasso’ Is Back and Is as Wonderful as Ever
After becoming a surprise hit, “Ted Lasso” has once again graced our screens with the premiere of the show’s second season with an episode entitled
We’re Halfway Through the Year: Here’s our Favorite Comedy Specials of 2021 So Far
5. Jessica Watkins: “SPECIALish” “SPECIALish” is the marriage of two genres: documentary and stand-up comedy. Stand up comedian, Jessica Watkins, walks across the United States
‘Werewolves Within’: Equal Parts Funny, Scary and Mysterious
“Werewolves Within,” directed by Josh Ruben, follows Finn (Sam Richardson), a forest ranger who arrives in the small town of Beaverfield. There, Finn meets a
Comedy vs. Cancel Culture: Political Correctness and Its Effects on Stand-Up Comedy
Over time it is becoming clear that there is no bigger threat to celebrities’ careers than their own fans. The concept of cancel culture, calling
‘Good on Paper’: Dating Isn’t Easy, Even for a Comedy Star
The new romantic comedy, “Good on Paper,” was recently released to Netflix. It is written and directed by popular comedian, Iliza Shlesinger, who also stars
James Acaster Masterfully Turns Tribulation Into Comedy in ‘Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999’
“Started making it, had a breakdown, bon appetit,” is an excellent way to describe how James Acaster seemingly lives his life off-stage. If his newest
Funny and Relatable: ‘Workin’ Moms’ Is Back
*Contains spoilers Netflix recently released the fifth season of “Workin’ Moms,” an original Canadian TV series that has gained massive popularity for its comical nature
‘Dave’ Season 2: The Rapper’s Rise to Fame
*contains spoilers David Andrew Burd, better known as rapper Lil Dicky, is continuing to please fans with Season 2 of his comedy series “Dave.” Following