Michelle Wolf “destroys” other comedy talk shows in Segment Time

Michelle Wolf went meta by mocking similar weekly comedy shows in this segment of her Netflix series, The Break with Michelle Wolf, called, obviously, Segment Time. “This is comedy now,” Wolf says. Comedy on a TV talk show now = Sincerity, lots of facts, accompanied by graphics, and a courageous stance. Take that, Emmy-nominated Last […]

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Watch a teaser for Iliza Shlesinger’s new stand-up special, “Elder Millennial”

Gather ’round kiddies, because Iliza is going to talk about a thing called the landline. Iliza Shlesinger’s latest Netflix stand-up… MORE

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Netflix To Release 47 New Stand-Up Specials At One Time, Featuring Comedians From Around The World

Netflix is heavily investing in the space of stand-up comedy as it has now been revealed that the network is preparing to kick off an international stand-up series. What makes this particular series noteworthy is that Netflix will release a total of 47 stand-up specials. The specials which are set to film at the upcoming […]

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Watch the trailer for Jim Jefferies’ new stand-up special, “This Is Me Now”

On Friday the 13th Jim Jefferies’ new stand-up comedy special, This Is Me Now, will premiere on Netflix. It’s the… MORE

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Review: W. Kamau Bell “Private School Negro” on Netflix

A decade ago, W. Kamau Bell promised to end racism in an hour, titling his touring one-man show that to bring the audience in and leave them laughing. We’re not laughing so much now in 2018, when racism remains an American problem by its own birth and historical circumstances. Nevertheless, Bell has done an admirable […]

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Review: Hannah Gadsby “Nanette” on Netflix

I made a point not to go back and look at my review of Hannah Gadsby’s Nanette from when I saw it live onstage in New York City just a few months ago, either before, during or after watching the version she filmed for Netflix back in Sydney. Now I will. Seeing Gadsby live and […]

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Review: “Steve Martin and Martin Short: An Evening You Will Forget For The Rest of Your Life” on Netflix

Aptly titled. Oh, you want more? Fine. Steve Martin Short fits even better. But An Evening You Will Forget For The Rest of Your Life definitely fits the bill, as I sit here a month and a half later and cannot tell you much of what transpired, even if I do see I saved a photo […]

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Review: Tig Notaro “Happy To Be Here” on Netflix

I’ve read more than one thinkpiece (please don’t try that at home or anywhere else, for that matter) that compared Hannah Gadsby’s brilliant one-woman show, Nanette, to Tig Notaro’s performance at Largo when she first revealed she had cancer. All of which only makes me appreciate Notaro’s own 2018 Netflix special even more. Called Happy […]

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Review: Ali Wong, “Hard Knock Wife,” on Netflix

I can’t tell you how many acquaintances of mine have asked me about Ali Wong in the past couple of years. No, wait. Actually, I can tell you how many. ALL OF THEM. Wong burst into the mainstream as the first comedian to become an “overnight sensation” thanks to Netflix with the release of her […]

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Review: Hari Kondabolu, “Warn Your Relatives” on Netflix

If you had told me 11 years ago that the quiet guy in the condo Shane Mauss let me crash in during the final HBO US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen would turn out to be comedy giant-killer, I may never have believed you. But I’ve enjoyed watching Hari Kondabolu’s comedy and career blossom in […]

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