comedy

Humor and comedy from all geeky fandoms.

'Toast of London': Binge on the Silliest Thing on the Small-Screen
I have lots of 'go-to' programmes if I need my spirits lifted. But none lifts them as much as the ridiculous 'Toast of London' does.
By Christopher Donovan5 years ago in Geeks
Idiot Sandwich Has Entered The Chat
You don't have to be an avid supporter of Gordon Ramsay or James Corden's fan to be a sucker for memes. You might ask yourself why a college student would think back on a meme from six years ago and not only write a whole article about it but draw inspiration from it - especially amidst an ongoing pandemic.
By Zara Miller5 years ago in Geeks
When the World is Upside-Down, I Watch Yu-Gi-Oh!
Here’s a secret: When I was a kid, I didn’t have cable. This meant in the late 99s/early 00’s, unless I wanted to play with the textured spackle on my ceiling, I had to watch…whatever was on basic channels.
By Lisa Martens5 years ago in Geeks
How I Met the Show about Meeting Your Mother. Third Place in Guilty Pleasure Binge Challenge.
I will be the first to admit that I am the worst person to begin watching anything longer than twenty minutes. I tend to stay away from long films and series with lots of seasons as I am not particularly eager e one place for too long at any given time. When I begin watching something with my partner, I begin to get restless, and my attention soon diverts to something else. A couple of minutes later, I have entirely lost the storyline's plot, and before I know it, I have lost all interest in the show.
By Dave's Your Uncle!5 years ago in Geeks
Man Bites Dog Screenplay
MAN BITES DOG LOG LINE- A comedy about a single head in the clouds nerd in his mid-thirties, and his semi youtube famous talking dog, they navigate everyday life from the hassle of laundry day to being arrested and everything along the way; Sometimes your dog can be an ass hole and a horrible roommate, but always mans best friend.
By Cody J Kiser5 years ago in Geeks
Broad City
FOUR AND THREE AND TWO AND ONE! *music continues to play* The best intro to any show ever. What did Broad City teach me?
By KP5 years ago in Geeks
U Heard Right, Barred Owl
No, it doesn’t end in an “N” as in BarN Owl, it’s Barred Owl. If you live in the midwest or eastern part of the United States you may be familiar with this species; out west only in select areas. The first time you hear its call, you’re convinced it’s a prank by the neighborhood kids, or at minimum a crazy hunter. No way is this the sound of a real animal, to paraphrase, “Who cooks for you?” to a loud “WHO COOKS FOR YOU?” Several of them together, a parliament of owls, make it even more unbelievable. If you’re a lifelong city dweller, you’ll need to see them with your own two eyes for verification (they have up to a four foot wingspan).
By Ron Russo5 years ago in Geeks
Steve Kaplan: 'Because of Comedy, I have become everything I am today'
When you take a look at Steve Kaplan, be aware his simplicity buries his expertise and experience, because he's been the leading expert on comedy in the entertainment industry for the last 15 years. His Comedy Intensive Workshop reaches thousands of students globally.
By Oladapo5 years ago in Geeks
Death To 2020
Netflix has hosted some winners and losers during this pandemic and like some of the streaming services, has at times, overused the losers for lack of anything current and new because of Covid-19. If you're still sheltering in place or isolating and haven't seen this one I'd recommend giving it a watch. The cast is stellar and they manage to cover the year that was.
By Jason Ray Morton 5 years ago in Geeks
An Ode to Schitt’s Creek
Never have I ever called a simple television show perfect. Never have I watched the same episode a dozen times. Not before Schitt’s Creek. This piece of pure television magic has managed to remain my favorite even after its final episode aired back in April.
By Mika5 years ago in Geeks
The Genius of Dave Chappelle and the Brilliance of 'Unforgiven'
On November 24th, Dave Chappelle posted a video on Instagram simply titled Unforgiven. At nearly 19 minutes long, it is perhaps the most personal of all his standup performances, as he reveals some of his most private revelations and biggest grievances of his career and life, starting with his very first show at 14 years old.
By Pete Alexopoulos5 years ago in Geeks
My New Comedy Show Debuts on Instagram. My Hope Is that Viewers Get It.
Comedy has always been a part of my DNA. Throughout grade school, students recognized me as the class clown. I’m not proud of this title, but now that I’m older, I recognized that I was a value to students growing up.
By Tom Cartney5 years ago in Geeks