Showing All "Roasts" Posts

Kind of reminds me of those old bumper stickers a lot of the cars in my high school parking lot had. What did they say? "SHOOT YOUR TELEVISION"? "THROW YOUR TELEVISION OUT THE WINDOW"? "I HATE MY…   Read Story »
Comedy Central has announced that the next subject for its celebrity roast series will be David Hasselhoff. The special will tape in the coming months and air on August 15th at 10PM. Sure. Fair…   Read Story »
If you missed it, there are lots of clips here. SPOILER ALERT: Joan Rivers is old and has a vagina LOL.   Read Story »
This weekend was the White House Correspondents' dinner in Washington D.C. It's an annual event where the press corps, politicians, and important celebrities gather to let off some steam, using humor…   Read Story »
Did you read the transcript of Julia Roberts's speech at a non-televised roast of Tom Hanks last night? Me neither. Transcripts! So the first half of 2005. Now there's video! She says the f word a…   Read Story »
The highlight of last night's Comedy Central Roast Of Larry The Cable Guy had to be Gary Busey's surprisingly-self-aware-but-still-crazy roast of himself. Guys, he knows!!: .cc_box a:hover…   Read Story »
Matt Tobey at the Comedy Central Insider blog interviewed comedians on the red carpet at the Roast Of Larry The Cable Guy last weekend and put the video up today. Here's Gary Busey not knowing, and…   Read Story »
Comedy Central has announced the target of this year's celebrity roast, and it's Larry the Cable Guy. This gives me so many mixed emoticons. From the press release: NEW YORK, Feb. 11 -- COMEDY…   Read Story »
You don't have to be a comedy nerd to know that Norm MacDonald's roast of Bob Saget was the best non-election-related thing on TV in 2008 (full video at that link.) But even better than the roast, or…   Read Story »
The CC Insider has dug up this post-roast afterparty interview Chris Hardwick did with the Genius Norm MacDonald, in which he refuses to break character, calling parts of the roast "fightin' words"…   Read Story »