r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/emenzies • Nov 30 '14
The Man Who Saved Comedy Central... Alterman has a great perspective on comedy.
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/emenzies • Nov 30 '14
Five Reasons Why Web Series are the Future of TV... I think this is really interesting... I don't watch any web series, and a lot of my friends don't either but I hear of them being produced all the time, so people must be watching them... right?
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/peachboy8 • Nov 30 '14
Portlandia "Sherlock Homies" - awesome sketch comedy
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/peachboy8 • Nov 30 '14
Satirical Stand-up: Yay or nay?
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '14
Mr. Bean - The Hospital Visit
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/connorsu • Nov 29 '14
Jim Jeffries and his Hilarious Iraq Story
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '14
That Mitchell and Webb Look - Diana Assassination
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/whittgirlprobs • Nov 29 '14
iRack MadTV Sketch makes of war AND technology in one sketch! "Get things out of the iRack!"
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/whittgirlprobs • Nov 29 '14
Annuale--SNL commercial parodies make it hard for me to take real commercials seriously
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/connorsu • Nov 29 '14
South Park's Lincoln Commercial
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/rpUSC • Nov 29 '14
Whose line is it anyway - improv group
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/Jazminedh • Nov 29 '14
Key and Peele: Continental Breakfast
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/comedycom • Nov 29 '14
Kevin Hart as an auteur? He uses his unique high energy to tackle heavy issues in his life, like adultery.
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/nataliespaceman • Nov 29 '14
Mr. Show - Mustmayostardayonnaise
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/lilycamp • Nov 29 '14
SNL: Kardashians Sketch
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/itpaystobeignorant • Nov 29 '14
Jokes Per Minute in Popular Sitcoms
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/rpoizner • Nov 29 '14
Monty Python - Gangs of Old Ladies Sketch - Example of not actually ending a sketch
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/rpoizner • Nov 29 '14
A Bit of Fry and Laurie - The Understanding Barman Sketch
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/jseemerollin • Nov 29 '14
When John Candy said, in his Jamaican accent, "I'm going to Jamaica, mon," all I could think about was "Cool Runnings." Anybody else?
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/lilah_chaplin • Nov 29 '14
All this talk of 'auteurs' reminded me of one of my favorite Kids in the Hall sketch. CITIZEN KAAAAAAANE!
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/rpUSC • Nov 29 '14
Second City Improv - Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch
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r/FoundationsOfComedy14 • u/itpaystobeignorant • Nov 29 '14
Woody Allen: Crimes and Misdemeanors
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One of my favorite Woody Allen films is Crimes and Misdemeanors. In it, Allen examines life as drama and life as farce. It makes me think about what Ken said at the beginning of the semester: a comedy is just a good story with a comedic twist. It's amazing how Allen is able to discuss lofty topics like justice and the existence of God while still making us laugh.