Here’s a list of seven things you may have watched, talked about, or happened on television this week that are worth talking about again.
SNL
DEFEND YOURSELF: ROB SCHNEIDER
Tough audience?
It was like you were going into the bowels of comedy hell. Continue reading
IN CASE YOU WATCHED IT
In case you watched a lot of TV this week like me – Here’s a list of seven things that are worth talking about again. Continue reading
DEFEND YOURSELF!: TRACY MORGAN
Tracy Morgan and predictability operate in different universes, and that’s a beautiful thing. The comedic loose cannon is bringing his mercurial mind to the Wilbur Theatre tonight. Here, he talks about his OG status in hip-hop history and Planet of the Apes, among other things. Continue reading
IN THE TUBES: IF TROLLS WEREN’T ANONYMOUS
In this SNL skit we have a talk show that invites comment trolls to reveal their real identities and then live up to their comments in front of a live audience. If only that really existed. Continue reading
BOSSYPANTS BY TINA FEY
Tina Fey is a great comedian. But is her memoir … a good memoir? Only this review can help you find out. Continue reading
DEFEND YOURSELF!: JIM BREUER
Jim Breuer—iconic stoner comic—rose to fame under the dark cape of Lord Lorne Michaels on Saturday Night Live – where he created one of the series most memorable characters Goat Boy! He also starred in the stoner cult-classic flick Half Baked. Breuer explained that no makeup was required during filming because his face naturally looks stoned, 24/7. Continue reading
DIG THIS: COLIN QUINN @ THE WILBUR THEATRE
It’s like an abridged history book with more swearing! Continue reading
DIG THIS: UPRIGHT CITIZENS BRIGADE @ WILBUR THEATRE
Once the hipper, lesser-known, but funnier younger rival of the already funny Second City, these days the UCB churns out just as many comedy icons as their SNL-spawning older sibling. Continue reading
BRIMJOB- HIM FIRST AND THE GIMME GIMMES
Cookie Monster damn near raised your ass. Give back a little. Continue reading













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