Joe List began his stand-up career in Boston in 2000 after graduating from high school, rising up the ranks in Boston’s heralded comedy scene before moving to New York City. He has toured with the likes of Louis CK and Nick DiPaolo, and since 2013 has …
Continue ReadingLast summer, it was announced that Drunk History would be producing a seventh season. The show, which was created by… MORE
“Drunk History” is coming to an end after 6 seasons appeared first on The Laugh Button.
Last summer, it was announced that Drunk History would be producing a seventh season. The show, which was created by… MORE
“Drunk History” is coming to an end after 6 seasons appeared first on The Laugh Button.
Comedy Central’s new leadership in 2020 continues diluting the notion of Comedy Central as a cable channel in favor of Comedy Central as a brand of shows and talent to be licensed anywhere and everywhere but its own network. The latest news finds…
Continue ReadingWhile Comedy Central has been announcing the addition of some nostalgia based programming, they need to make room for it.… MORE
Comedy Central to bring “The Other Two” and “South Side” to HBO Max appeared first on The Laugh Button.
Last week, we shared the trailer for the new documentary about the making (and the turbulent drama behind the scenes)… MORE
Comedy Central is bringing back “Ren & Stimpy” appeared first on The Laugh Button.
Comedy Central is continuing its nostalgia trip into the early 1990s… After previously green-lighting reboots or reimaginings or revivals or whatever-you-may-call-thems of Beavis and Butt-Head and a Daria spin-off, Comedy Central now has announce…
Continue ReadingEarlier this year, Comedy Central tried something different when they released Sam Morril’s newest special I Got This straight time… MORE
Check out the trailer for Joe List’s new special “I Hate Myself” appeared first on The Laugh Button….
The folks at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe already long-ago called off this year’s August celebration, but some of the shows will still go on. Sort of. Digitally. On Comedy Central International. As reported in The Hollywood Reporter, Comedy Cent…
Continue ReadingAs reported first last week by New York mag’s Vulture, Comedy Central hopes to have Charlamagne Tha God hosting a weekly talk show on its TV channel before the November elections. Chris McCarthy (no relation) now runs Comedy Central as ViacomCBS&…
Continue Reading