Jeff Ross: Take a Banana For the Ride is in performances at the Nederlander Theatre through September 28. By Andrew Warren Jeff Ross is not a typical choice for Broadway. He is a stand-up comedian […]
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Overcompensating: Season 1 – Review
Overcompensating premieres May 15 on Prime Video. By Elazar Abrahams Overcompensating is a standout entry in the college comedy genre, delivering both hearty laughs and poignant moments. Created by and starring Benito Skinner, the series […]
Shooting Slapstick: Singin’ in the Rain
By Elazar Abrahams Last night, I rewatched Singin’ in the Rain, a film that just gets richer and richer with each viewing. While the titular number is so iconic, and I’ve been humming “All I […]
Ibiza (2018) – Review
Ibiza is now streaming on Netflix. By Matthew Parkinson I think it’s weird that in 2018 we are getting an R-rated remake of The Lizzie McGuire Movie released on Netflix, but that’s just what the […]
INTERVIEW: Peter Serafinowicz & Griffin Newman [The Tick]
The Tick returns with the end of its first season February 23 on Amazon Prime Video. ‘TV and City’ had the privilege of chatting with the stars of The Tick over the phone. Here’s what […]
The David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special – Opinion
The David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special airs October 28th, 11:30pm on NBC. Even after 40 years, Saturday Night Live is still finding ways to go viral. In last year’s Halloween episode hosted by Tom Hanks, […]
Too Funny To Fail – Review
The documentary Too Funny To Fail is available October 21st, only on Hulu. “In retrospect, it’s kind of remarkable that we got so many people to do the same thing all over the country at […]
I Love You, America – Opinion
I Love You, America airs Thursday nights, only on Hulu. It’s unclear who Sarah Silverman’s new talk show is for. I Love You, America isn’t particularly funny, so fans of Silverman’s stand up can give […]
Veep: Season 6 – Review
The sixth season of Veep premieres April 16, 10:30pm on HBO The season five finale of Veep is potentially the saddest episode of a comedy ever. President Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) loses the election, badly at […]
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