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TheLaughButton
110 days ago | google.com
According to Splitsider, Louis C.K.’s new special, Oh My God will premiere on HBO on April 13th. While C.K. already announced that his next special would be on HBO, he gave no new details until now. Mark the TiVo and prepare to laugh your ass off.Louis stand-up C.K.’s special, “Oh ...
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AmericasComedy
111 days ago | americascomedy.com
Bobby Slayton is a comedy legend. In the business for three decades, Slayton has performed to sellout crowds across the country. He has been on television shows including Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist and Family Guy. Slayton’s film credits include...
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TheComicsComic
117 days ago | thecomicscomic.com
End cards or “vanity cards” as they are known derisively/accurately, are those logos and nonsense that flash at the end of TV shows for two seconds. To be accurate, this year it was cut from 2 seconds to 1 ½ seconds. I don’t know why the studio nee...
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CortTafoya
117 days ago | americascomedy.com
A Russian driver said absolutely nothing while the meteor sailed through the sky
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LaughSpin
137 days ago | laughspin.com
In a move only slightly less surprising than Girls getting picked up for a third season, HBO has given Lena Dunham the greenlight to develop a second series – also set in New York City — for the cable network.
The 26-year-old writer, star and p...
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TheLaughButton
140 days ago | google.com
Hot off their streak of awards with current series, Girls, HBO is adding another comedy series to its lineup, Togetherness, and Ricky Gervais isn’t in it! Well, not yet anyway. Known for spearheading the mumblecore movement, The Duplass brothers will direct, produce, and write Togetherness, a show a...
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LaughSpin
144 days ago | laughspin.com
After airing only two episodes of the second season and averaging an estimated 3.8 million viewers each Sunday, HBO has renewed Girls for a third season. What’s more, is that season three will consist of 12 episodes, up from the usual 10.
If yo...
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Guido
148 days ago | vulture.com
That didn’t take long. Last night, after exactly two episodes and one Ayn Rand reference, Donald Glover’s black Republican was kicked off Girls. Put more specifically, he was written off the show after a mortifying breakup fight seemingly designed to answer the many criticisms surrounding Girls and its lack of racial diversity. When Vulture spoke to Lena Dunham a few weeks ago, she told us that Glover was cast before the public outcry (“why would you not want to kiss him on TV?”) but that he fe...
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Guido
159 days ago | thedailybeast.com
The hotly anticipated second season of Girls, which returns to HBO on Sunday, builds on the strengths of its stellar first season and captures the quicksilver magic of Dunham at her best, with the first four episodes supplying a mighty kick to the heart.
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TheLaughButton
162 days ago | google.com
We’re big fans of HBO’s ability to air some really off the wall comedies. Case in point the recent DVD release of Angry Boys and We Can Be Heroes, two great series from the mind of Aussie comedian Chris Lilley in which Lilley portrays every main character in the series. Another favorite ...
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