#tv-comedy

#tv-comedy

"I actually started in front of the camera. My first role was in House Party back in 1990. That experience showed me the energy of being on set, but I quickly realised I was more interested in what happened behind the scenes."

"The Franchise followed the crew of an unloved franchise movie fighting for their place in a savage and unruly cinematic universe, starring Himesh Patel and Aya Cash."

Russell T Davies praises Big Boys as 'a masterpiece,' highlighting its balance of humor and heartache, especially in the final episodes that redefine TV writing.

Sebastian Maniscalco has made a mark in both film and stand-up, with appearances in acclaimed movies like Green Book and a distinctive weekly stand-up presence on various talk shows.

"When asked about the running gags that played over five seasons... he was blunt and honest: 'Moby's the No. 1 person - Hollywood celebrity - that girls I know have made out with and feel really shit about it.'"

"I will be watching as a fan only, but I'm not involved in any way now." Mike Schur clarified his stance on the new iteration of 'The Office,' confirming his absence from the project.

"English Teacher deftly addresses pressing cultural issues like gun violence and heteronormativity while remaining undeniably funny, making it a must-watch in today’s comedic landscape."

Jean Smart's victory at the Emmys for her role in "Hacks" and the show's award for Outstanding Comedy Series highlights the shifting definitions of comedy in contemporary television.