OK, so Dave wasn't exactly laugh-out-loud hilarious (or even guffaw-lightly-to-yourself funny), but he was kinda cute. I love the gap between his teeth, and his nervous, Midwestern guy kinda vibe. Oh, and his poofy hair.
I kind of have a crush on Leo Allen (any relation to Woody?). I saw him live recently when he opened for the awesome Janeane Garofalo, and although his act started off slow and awkward, it got quirkier and better and funnier. Here, he's talking about how drinking is dangerous because it makes you think you're good at stuff it's dangerous to think you're good at.
Wow, this guy really likes movies. I wonder what it would be like to have him follow you around for a day and narrate your life. "One woman .
Wanda Sykes gives her two hilarious cents on why the biggest threat to heterosexual marriage is not gay marriage, but rather . . .
I am so excited that I'm getting interview access to the first ladies of comedy. First
Margaret Cho, and now Sarah Silverman! But I wanted to ask you guys, do you have any questions you'd like me to ask the salty-tongued lass who, among other things, wrote and starred in Jesus Is Magic and told her version of a notoriously raunchy joke in The Aristocrats?
When I think of Margaret Cho, I think of her hilarious standup act in flashes of representative scenes. There's Margaret telling everyone how weird it is to be an Asian American on an airplane with a flight attendant offering you Asian chicken salad. ("That is not the salad of my people!") There's Margaret imitating her mother's cute Korean accent and puzzling over gay men and their, uh, interest in "the ass."
I take it he's not swayed by the porn spam he gets. He's too busy analyzing it. First, he proofreads for typos.
Though she may not have won our
favorite female comedian poll, Margaret Cho has many
moments of brilliance. And judging by this
extended trailer for
The Cho Show (premiering Aug. 21 on VH1), her new reality series is full of 'em.
This time, he takes on our dubious need for bottled water, how the French are to blame for everything, and the versatility of the major ingredients of Mexican food: tortillas, cheese, meat and/or vegetables. This man cracks me up every time.
George Carlin's Classic 7 Forbidden Words Routine.
He paved the way for potty mouths everywhere!
