‘Office Ladies’ Podcast Honors The Era Of Politically Incorrect Comedy
15 years after “The Office,” the show’s stars, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey kickstarted a re-watch podcast called “Office Ladies.”
Go Ahead, Make A Martyr Out Of Michael Che
By all means, harp on ‘Saturday Night Live’ star Michael Che for telling jokes. It’s going to end much better for him than for you.
NBC Redefined The Sitcom, So What Went Wrong This Fall?
When NBC announced new fall shows ‘Sunnyside’ and ‘Perfect Harmony,’ it seemed inevitable one or both would falter. That just happened to ‘Sunnyside.’
Give Women What They Want: Revive The Rom-Com
Rom-coms aren’t about celebrating single life in perpetuity. It’s okay if they draw from fantasy — in fact, that’s the whole point.
The ‘Saturday Night Live’ Cold Open Could Take A Cue From British Political Humor
If SNL’s writers are capable of crafting a sketch that embodies the best of political satire, why do they refuse to apply that skill to the cold open and the Trump administration?
How The Media Uses Twitter To Exacerbate Cancel Culture
Entertainment media outlets need to be more responsible, and toe the line between defining cancel culture conflicts and manufacturing them.
What Shields ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ From Cancel Culture
Season 14 of ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ is upon us, and BuzzFeed is out with 2,000-plus words on why the show hasn’t fallen prey to ‘cancel culture.’
How Cancel Culture Killed Sitcoms And Silver-Screen Comedies
A Slate article insists ‘we’re much, much funnier than we used to be.’ That’s not even remotely true. Political correctness has lead to the death of sitcoms and comedic movies.
Sarah Silverman’s Curious Takedown Of The ‘Righteousness Porn’ Fueling ‘Cancel Culture’
Silverman’s claim that comedians don’t want hosting gigs anymore carries some weight coming from her. She has earnestly and famously revamped her brand to meet the left’s new standards of acceptable speech.
5 Ways ‘Saturday Night Live’ Could Actually Appeal To Conservatives
If SNL thinks casting a midwestern comic in the image of Larry the Cable Guy is the way to reconnect with conservative America, they are in store for a ratings disappointment.
Why Bill Burr’s Jokes Targeting Feminism Are Pro-Woman
Like Dave Chappelle in ‘Sticks & Stones,’ Bill Burr leans hard into an outright attack against those who have called to have him ‘cancelled.’
The Cancellation Of Shane Gillis Was A Missed Opportunity For Nuance
It’s when a situation demands more nuance, as Shane Gillis’s does, that we discover how ill-suited our reflexive solutions are to addressing these problems.
In New Netflix Doc On White Privilege, Chelsea Handler Shocked The Wokesters Hate Her
When they actually confront the trend-setters of the left, Chelsea and others find they don’t always receive the hero’s welcome they feel entitled to.
A Cowardly Lorne Michaels Bends The Knee To Woke Patrol
‘Saturday Night Live’ announced Monday that comedian Shane Gillis will no longer join the program’s cast after videos surfaced of Gillis using racial slurs.
Bill Burr’s New Special Is Great But It’s His Fault We Won’t Talk About Why
It’s a great special; old-school vulgar, consistently funny, and flush with the pathos that elevates good stand-up to great. But I’m worried that, largely because of Burr, no one is going to talk about it.
Dave Chappelle’s Netflix Special Is A Giant Middle Finger To Social Justice
The social justice movement has screwed up academia, politics, the news media, and all of the entertainment industry, especially comedy.
Dave Chappelle’s New Stand-Up Special Is Hilarious (And Even Subversively Pro-Life)
In his new stand-up special, Dave Chappelle is at his offensive best, taking aim at everyone. But one seemingly pro-abortion joke was surprisingly pro-life.
Chappelle’s Words In ‘Sticks & Stones’ May Hurt You — But They Make For Excellent Comedy
‘Sticks & Stones’ takes an inward look at how Chappelle has affected the new landscape of comedy-bashing harpies as he takes specific comedic aim at those trying to stop him from being him.
The Jury Is Still Out On ‘Righteous Gemstones’
If ‘Righteous Gemstones’ fails to offer a ‘searing commentary’ on the nitty-gritty of bad theology or evangelical politics, it’ll be just fine—so long as it actually brings the laughs.
Why You Should Stop Comparing ‘Seinfeld’ And ‘Friends’
‘Seinfeld’ and ‘Friends’ are too different to make for an interesting comparison.
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