Comedy

New FOX Series Trailers Released for ‘Rescue: HI-Surf’, ‘Murder in a Small Town’, ‘Doc’, and Animated Comedy ‘Universal Basic Guys’ – Watch Now!

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Los Angeles, California – Fox has unveiled trailers for its upcoming series set to premiere in the 2024-25 broadcast season. Among these shows are dramas like “Rescue: HI-Surf,” “Murder In A Small Town,” and “Doc,” as well as the animated comedy series “Universal Basic Guys.” Each series offers a unique storyline and an intriguing cast of characters for viewers to look forward to. “Rescue: HI-Surf,” produced by John Wells and Matt Kester, delves into the …

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Comedy Legend Jerry Seinfeld Sets the Record Straight on Comedy Podcasts in Candid Interview with David Spade and Dana Carvey

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New York, NY – Comedians Jerry Seinfeld, Dana Carvey, and David Spade recently delved into the world of comedy podcasting on their latest episode of the “Fly on the Wall” podcast. Seinfeld, known for his iconic sitcom “Seinfeld,” didn’t hold back when discussing the landscape of comedy radio and podcasts. He praised Howard Stern for essentially inventing the format but boldly claimed that their show had surpassed Stern’s in quality. Carvey and Spade nervously chuckled …

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Comedy Podcast Wars: Jerry Seinfeld Slams Howard Stern as Other Hosts Outshine Him!

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(New York, NY) Comedian Jerry Seinfeld recently made comments about fellow radio personality Howard Stern, stating that he does not find Stern to be as humorous as other comedy podcast hosts. Seinfeld suggested that there are podcasters who are “better than him” when it comes to comedy. Seinfeld’s remarks came during an interview where he compared Stern to other individuals in the entertainment industry. The comedian did not hold back, expressing his opinion that there …

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Seinfeld Comedy Controversy: Is Political Correctness Killing Humor?

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Los Angeles, CA – Stand-up comedian Jerry Seinfeld is finding it increasingly difficult to maintain his reputation for being the king of observational comedy. In recent years, Seinfeld has faced criticism for his reluctance to adapt to the changing landscape of humor and for his comments on political correctness in the comedy industry. This has sparked a heated debate among fans and fellow comedians about the role of political correctness in comedy and whether it …

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John Leguizamo Reveals Shocking Details About Working With Patrick Swayze In Classic 90s Comedy

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New York City, NY – Actor John Leguizamo recently opened up about his experience working with the late Patrick Swayze in the film “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar.” Leguizamo reflected on the challenges he faced while collaborating with Swayze, describing him as neurotic and possibly insecure during their time on set. Despite the difficulties, Leguizamo mentioned that he found a connection with co-star Wesley Snipes, attributed to their shared experiences as people …

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**Pop-Tart Paradise**: Jerry Seinfeld’s Absurd Surrealist Cartoon Comedy “Unfrosted” is a Fruitcake Delight

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Los Angeles, California – A new surrealist comedy film, “Unfrosted,” directed by Jerry Seinfeld, takes a whimsical approach to the creation of the iconic breakfast treat, the Pop-Tart. Unlike traditional biopics on consumer products like “Flamin’ Hot” or “The Founder,” “Unfrosted” dives into a quirky and absurd narrative that explores the origins of this beloved breakfast pastry in 1963. Seinfeld, who also stars in the film, leads viewers on a nostalgic and comical journey through …

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Seinfeld vs. PC Comedy Culture: It’s Always Sunny Creator Fires Back!

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Philadelphia, PA – Rob McElhenney, creator of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” has responded to Jerry Seinfeld’s comments on the state of television comedy. Seinfeld recently spoke out about the impact of cancel culture on comedy, claiming that it has led to the decline of edgy humor on television. He referenced his own show, “Seinfeld,” and questioned whether certain controversial jokes from the series would be accepted in today’s climate. In a Twitter response, McElhenney …

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Comedy Legend Jerry Seinfeld Blasts Decline of TV Comedy Due to “Extreme Left and P.C. Crap”

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New York, NY – Comedian Jerry Seinfeld has recently expressed his concerns over the current state of comedy on television. In a candid interview with the New Yorker Radio Hour, the creator of the iconic sitcom “Seinfeld” lamented the apparent decline of comedy programming, attributing it to what he referred to as “the extreme left and P.C. crap.” Seinfeld remarked on the changing landscape of television comedy, reminiscing about a time when shows like “Cheers,” …

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Broadway-bound Comedy ‘Oh, Mary!’ Moves to Center Stage This Summer

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New York, NY – A surprise downtown hit, “Oh, Mary!” will be making its Broadway debut this summer, much to the excitement of fans. The comedic play has garnered a loyal following and critical acclaim during its off-Broadway run, leading to its transfer to the big stage. Starring Cole Escola, “Oh, Mary!” is described as a can’t-miss comedy that has captivated audiences with its humor and wit. The show’s success in the downtown theater scene …

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**Conan O’Brien’s** Epic Transformation After Late Night TV: A Must-See Comedy Renaissance!

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Oslo, Norway – Conan O’Brien, the renowned TV talk show host, bids farewell to his late-night TV show in 2021, paving the way for a new chapter in his career. With the launch of his new Max series, “Conan O’Brien Must Go,” it becomes evident that O’Brien’s departure from traditional late-night TV has liberated his creative spirit. Embracing his unique sensibility, O’Brien has ventured into various platforms, from podcasts to collaborations with Sirius XM and …

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