query: where is the show just for laughs gags filmed

pos: Just for Laughs: Gags ABC and Telemundo in the United States; the Canadian version (unlike the ones produced for ABC) aired in the United States in first-run syndication starting in the fall of 2015 and ended in February 2016. The series uses a hidden camera format, playing pranks on unsuspecting subjects while hidden cameras capture the subjects' responses; each episode presents multiple gags. While some segments have included brief dialogue, most do not contain any sound or dialogue; the audio is replaced with sound effects, a laugh track, and public domain music. Most segments are filmed in Quebec City, Montreal and Vancouver, while some

pos: Just for Laughs: Gags have been filmed in Mexico. British and Asian versions have been produced in the UK and Singapore, respectively. In 2011 the show spawned a spinoff, "Just Kidding", which consists exclusively of kids playing pranks on adults. With its silent format and no translation required, "Just for Laughs": "Gags" has been purchased for use in over 100 countries throughout the world as well as in airports and by airlines. Reactions to the gags range from "inane" to cross-culturally funny. The same distributors also distribute Surprise Sur Prise, a similar show. In March 2011, "Just for Laughs Gags" entered into a partnership

pos: Just for Laughs: Gags with Montreal-based, entertainment site, Videobash.com and now have their own devoted channel there. (No video has been posted as of this writing.) "This section requires specific casting related to Just for Laughs": "Gags". In the opening of each prank, the actors introduce how the prank was done and how it will be shown as well. Here are just a few illustrative examples from the thousands of pranks filmed for the 3,000+ shows include: At the end of every prank, the hidden cameras are revealed. During the pranks, actors would also participate as victims for uninvolved bystanders or crowds. To see

pos: Canadian humour series have included "Zut!", "The Gavin Crawford Show" and "The Holmes Show". Canadian television also frequently showcases stand-up comedians. The popular series "Comics", based around one comedian each week, has been the first national television exposure for many of Canada's current comedy stars. Another series, "Just for Laughs", has for many years presented comedians appearing at the Montreal Comedy Festival. That series has also spawned the more recent "Just For Laughs Gags", a practical joke show similar to "Candid Camera". Although several notable Canadian sitcoms have been produced, such as "King of Kensington", "Hangin' In", "Corner Gas," "Little Mosque on

pos: Just for Laughs (UK TV series) Just for Laughs (UK TV series) Just for Laughs UK is an adaptation of the Canadian Series of the same name, that began in Montreal in late 2000. The hidden camera comedy show was broadcast on Saturday nights on BBC One. It was produced by Wild Rover Productions with Philip Morrow as producer. It started airing in 2003 and ran for five seasons, going off air in 2007. During its run, it was the only Saturday night entertainment show currently on BBC One to be produced by an independent television company based outside London. "Just for Laughs" was filmed primarily

pos: Montreal television funding agency and Télévision de Radio-Canada. Given its eclectic architecture and broad availability of film services and crew members, Montreal is a popular filming location for feature-length films, and sometimes stands in for European locations. The city is also home to many recognized cultural, film and music festivals (Just For Laughs, Just For Laughs Gags, Montreal International Jazz Festival, Montreal World Film Festival, and others), which contribute significantly to its economy. It is also home to one of the world's largest cultural enterprises, the Cirque du Soleil. Montreal is also a global hub for artificial intelligence research with many

pos: Nick Kroll "Kroll Show", a sketch comedy show on Comedy Central. Kroll was honored with the Breakout Star of the Year award from the 2013 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Recently, Kroll toured the U.S. alongside John Mulaney in a show called "Oh, Hello", with both in character as Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland, respectively. The show premiered on Broadway on September 23, 2016 and ran for six months to positive reviews. The Broadway performance was filmed and released on Netflix in 2017. Kroll's first significant career success came when he co-starred in the ABC sitcom "Cavemen",

pos: The Green Room with Paul Provenza the annual Montreal Just For Laughs Comedy Festival, where guests converse before a live audience, often predominantly of other comedians and other celebrities. The TV show was produced in Hollywood and videotaped at the Vanguard Club in Hollywood. The final two episodes of the second season were Provenza's regular panels, recorded at the Mainline Theatre on July 30, 2011, in Montreal, at the Just For Laughs Festival. The show premiered on Showtime June 10, 2010, airing weekly for six episodes. Showtime subsequently announced its renewal for a second season, initially six episodes, on September 9, 2010. The second season premiered

pos: Jack Whitehall Comedy Gala", a benefit show held in aid of Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, filmed live at The O2 Arena in London and broadcast on 5 April. Whitehall then appeared at the Montreal "Just for Laughs" comedy festival in July, and returned to the Edinburgh Fringe in August with his second solo show, entitled "Learning Difficulties". On 27 September, Whitehall appeared at the Apollo, Hammersmith in front of a full audience for a recording of the sixth series of "Live at the Apollo", which aired on 17 December. Also in 2010, he was picked out by "Variety" as one of

pos: Andrew Stanley festival in Montreal where he performed alongside Ardal O'Hanlon, Colm O'Regan and Neil Delamere as part of the O'Comics show. Andrew Stanley Andrew Stanley (born 1980) is an Irish comedian and TV personality best known for his appearances as host of hit RTÉ 2 TV show "I Dare Ya". He has also featured on Neil Delameres Just For Laughs, RTÉ's "The Cafe", "Podge and Rodge", Liffey Laughs and "Tubridy Tonight". "The Scotsman" newspaper described him as ""a comic so clearly destined for the top, but with astonishingly good observational material delivered and timed to perfection there’s no doubt about the

pos: Ismo Leikola Ismo Leikola Ismo Leikola (born 22 January 1979) is a Finnish stand-up comedian. He started his comedy career in 2002 in his home country of Finland. Leikola wrote and starred in two seasons of his own sitcom, "ISMO". He filmed three DVD specials from 2008 to 2016, and has sold-out numerous concert halls and theatres across the UK and Finland. He has been gaining attention at the biggest comedy festivals around the world, including Just for Laughs in Montreal, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the New Zealand International Comedy Festival. In 2018, he will be debuting his one-man show "Words

pos: Dara Ó Briain Merton to put children's television presenters into "Room 101", on the television talk show of that name. Ó Briain's stand up international career took off around this time as he began to tour heavily, performing across Europe, Asia, Australia and North America, with gigs in Dubai, Paris, Adelaide, Shanghai and New York City. He was a regular at the Kilkenny Cat Laughs and the Edinburgh Festival, as well as making one notable appearance at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal in 2002, where he was offered a prestigious gala show because of his performances at the Irish showcase. Around

pos: Eddie Ifft "NBC's "Late Friday Night", BET's "Comic View", ABC's "Comics Unleashed", NBC's "Last Comic Standing", and in July 2001 he performed at the Montreal Just for Laughs Festival in "New Faces". In August 2008 he filmed his own 1/2 hour special for Comedy Central ("Comedy Central Presents"). One of a few American comedians to tour globally, Ifft has toured the UK and Australia extensively. His comedy has been performed in over 20 countries in theatres, clubs and television shows. In Australia he has been featured on "Rove Live", "The Glass House", "The Footy Show", "Stand Up Australia", "Wil & Lehmo", "The

pos: Darcy Michael pounds after a health scare. Around the same time, he also filmed several episodes of a proposed talk show, "The Skinny", interviewing guests including Alan Thicke, Caroline Rhea, Judy Gold, David Steinberg and Harland Williams. In 2014, he was a finalist in Sirius XM Canada's Top Comic competition, and received a second Canadian Comedy Award nomination as Best Breakout Artist. He has also performed at the Halifax Comedy Festival, Just for Laughs, Calgary Pride, Vancouver Pride and Toronto Pride, appears frequently on the CBC Radio One comedy series "The Debaters" and the Comedy Network edition of "Match Game", and has

pos: Sugar Sammy Massey Hall. In 2006, he taped his "Comedy Now!" special, which aired in Canada on the Comedy Network, CTV and A. It also aired on Comedy Central in the United States. On one of the most electric nights of the 2016 edition of Just For Laughs Festival, Sugar Sammy capped off his 420-show tour with one last performance of his hit show You’re Gonna Rire in front of crowd of 115,000 in Montreal. This is how he marked his 8th presence at the festival. In July 2017, the hometown boy made his triumphant return to the Just For Laughs Festival

pos: Andy Nulman Andy Nulman Andy Nulman is a Montreal-based businessman best known for his activities in co-founding and promoting the "Just For Laughs" comedy festival; under Nulman's stewardship, the festival grew from a two-day show to a month-long event drawing international audiences. Nulman also sold multimillion-dollar corporate sponsorships and created/ Executive Produced over 150 Festival TV shows, in a variety of languages, all over the world. He wrote, produced and hosted the 1997 CBC production of "The Worst of Just For Laughs," created the controversial, Gemini-award nominated gay sketch comedy show "In Thru The Out Door" for CBC and Showtime in 1998

pos: Kevin James "Late Night with Conan O'Brien", "Dennis Miller Live", "The Late Late Show", "The Rosie O'Donnell Show", "The Ellen DeGeneres Show", and "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee". James was listed at #89 on Comedy Central's list of the 100 Greatest Stand-Up Comedians. James has also done his stand-up routine on "Just for Laughs", an annual comedy festival in Montreal, Quebec. Later he was on commercials for Mazzio's Italian Eatery. In 2001, James did his own stand-up special called "Kevin James: Sweat the Small Stuff." He has also appeared as a musical guest on "Just for Laughs". In 2018, James released

pos: Idiots of Ants Ants 2008'. In 2009 Idiots of Ants performed at the Montreal Just for Laughs Festival and the Edinburgh Festival where their show 'Idiots of Ants: This is War' was nominated for an "Eddie" (Edinburgh Comedy Awards). In 2009 and 2010, Idiots of Ants performed at the award-winning New Theatre (Nottingham), first performing 'Idiots of Ants: This is War' and later performing a version of their 2010 Edinburgh show. Both performances were well received by the student audience. In 2010 they did a tour England with a new show called Idiots of ants this is war. Idiots of Ants Idiots of

pos: Jean-François Mercier Jean-François Mercier Jean-François Mercier (born 19 July 1967) is a comedian, screenwriter and television host from Quebec, Canada. Self-nicknamed "Le Gros Cave" (French for "fat dumbass") he gained recognition through TV shows appearances in "The Mike Ward Show" in the early 2000s, where he played a recurring character known as "The Frustrated Guy". Mercier later had his own one-man show, appeared several times at Montreal's French comedy festival "Just For Laughs" and was one of the screenwriters of TV show "Les Bougon". Since 2010, he host his late-night talk show "Un gars le soir" ("One guy at night") at V.

pos: Andy Kindler the comedy industry itself, criticizing other comedians for being too predictable. At his annual state of the industry address at Montreal's "Just For Laughs" festival, he criticized Dane Cook, Louis CK, Chelsea Handler and Jay Leno. He is also known for his annual "State of the Industry" address at the Just for Laughs comedy festival in Montreal. In 2010, Kindler was a judge on the stand-up reality show "Last Comic Standing". In 2010 he appeared on several episodes of "Wizards of Waverly Place" as Chancellor Tootietootie. Kindler is often thought to have portrayed the character of "Jamison" in the World

pos: The Kids in the Hall Annual "Just for Laughs" ("Juste Pour Rire") Comedy Festival in Montreal. The Just For Laughs show premiered around 90 minutes of new material. While certain characters made reappearances (Buddy Cole, Mr. Tyzik and McKinney and McCulloch's "smooth-talking" salesmen) the rest of the show revolved around entirely new material. Typically good-humored, the group poked numerous jokes at their own recent weight gain and the state of their post-Kids acting careers. Among the sketches: The group also performed on January 26–27, 2008 at the SF Sketchfest. On January 26 there was a retrospective and Q&A with the group. On April 4, 2008,

pos: James Adomian North America, including Just for Laughs in Montreal. In March 2012, Adomian had his first overseas appearance, headlining a sold-out two night show in Seoul, South Korea for Stand Up Seoul. Adomian toured the US with the Trump v. Bernie tour in February–March 2016. Adomian is openly gay. He is the grandson of Armenian-American mathematician George Adomian. James Adomian James Adomian (born January 31, 1980) is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and impressionist. He is best known for his work on "Comedy Bang! Bang!", "Chapo Trap House", "Last Comic Standing", "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" where he impersonated

pos: Gerry Dee successful long before being on "Last Comic Standing". He had already had his own comedy special on The Comedy Network in Canada, appeared on the Comedy Network special "The Nubian Disciples", and performed at the world-famous Montreal Just for Laughs International Comedy Festival, having his segment aired on Just For Laughs. He has appeared in television commercials and has performed at many comedy clubs, including Just For Laughs and Yuk Yuks. Dee also had a role in the 2006 film "", where he played the role of Donny. That same year, Dee also played former Boston Bruins player Wayne Cashman

pos: Shaun Majumder of appreciation for what he has. Majumder started his entertainment career as an announcer for the YTV game show "CLIPS", and soon was hosting the network's popular morning kids show "Brain Wash", where he was known as Ed Brainbin. He also hosted the "Slime Tour" segments on the popular game show "Uh Oh!". Eventually he joined "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" in 2003, and also hosted 15 episodes of the "Just for Laughs" specials on television and participated in the Comedy festivals in Montreal. He was also a star of "Cedric the Entertainer Presents", aired in the United States on

pos: Olé (group) Festival. In 1993, Ole performed for “Just For Laughs” in Montreal, as well as the Adelaide, and Melbourne Comedy festivals. In 1995 in his first TV Sitcom, he played a silent character in the "Asylum" for Paramount Television. In 1996, Guillermo de Endaya, the longest surviving Ole member, joined the show. The following year Marcial Heredia joined Ole. They performed with Ramon Ruiz and Anita La Maltesa in a five-person show, where they performed throughout Italy in theatres and television including: Maurizio Constanzo's “Buona Domenica”, Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo show, Teatro Nazionale in Milan. Guillermo, born in Bilbao, Spain, started

pos: Chad Daniels Chad Daniels Chad Daniels is an American comedian from Fergus Falls, Minnesota. Chad started performing standup comedy at an open mic night at ACME Comedy Company in 1998. His performance earned him a job offer from the comedy club Westward Ho in Grand Forks, North Dakota. In 2003, Chad performed in Comedy Central’s Laugh Riots competition where he was a finalist. He also performed at the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal in 2004 and again in 2012. He has performed on "The Late Late Show" with Craig Kilborn and Craig Ferguson, Live at Gotham, The Tonight Show with Conan

pos: Just for Laughs Just for Laughs Just for Laughs () is a comedy festival held each July in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Founded in 1983, it is the largest international comedy festival in the world. Just for Laughs was founded in 1983 by Gilbert Rozon as a two-day French language event. In 1985, Andy Nulman joined the festival's staff and introduced English language events as well; under Nulman's stewardship, the festival increased to a full month, with French-speaking performers during the first half, and English speakers in the second half. International and non-verbal acts (acrobats, pantomimes, etc.) are scattered throughout the program. In 1999,

pos: Jim Short (comedian) Jim Short (comedian) Jim Short is a stand-up comedian from San Francisco. Originally from Australia, he moved to Texas in 1979, and over time his faded accent has caused some controversy, which he often jokes about. Jim has made numerous television appearances, including "Shorties Watchin' Shorties", "Late Show with David Letterman", "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson", "Late Night with Conan O'Brien", "John Wants Answers", and Comedy Central's "Premium Blend". Jim was winner of the 2004 San Francisco International Stand Up Competition. Jim performed at the 2004 Montreal International Just For Laughs Comedy Festival, where he was deemed one

pos: Lynne Koplitz Lynne Koplitz Lynne Koplitz is an American stand-up comedian and actress. Koplitz was host of Telepictures' nationally syndicated dating show "Change of Heart", guest host on NBC's "Later", co-host of the Food Network's "How to Boil Water", and co-host of Sony Pictures syndicated talk show "Life and Style". Her stand-up has appeared on a number of Comedy Central specials, including "Premium Blend" and "Comedy Central Presents". She performed at the Just for Laughs comedy festival in Montreal. Koplitz earned a BA in theatre arts from Troy State University where she was a member of the Iota Kappa Chapter of Chi

pos: Kitty Flanagan Better" before being contacted to join "The Project" for segments on various trending news topics. In 2013, while in Montreal to perform her stand up show "Hello Kitty Flanagan", she appeared as a guest comedian on a television special hosted by Wil Anderson called "Wil Does Montreal: Just For Laughs" which explored what goes on behind the scenes of Montreal's Just for Laughs international comedy festival and featured some of the world's best-known comedians. Working Dog Productions asked Flanagan to work on their TV comedy series "Utopia" in 2013 and cast her in the role of Rhonda the public relations

pos: Just for Laughs Museum Just for Laughs Museum The Just for Laughs Museum was a Canadian museum that opened in 1993, dedicated to humour (mainly stand-up comedy) located in Montreal, Quebec. The museum closed in 2011. It had been visited by more than two million people since its opening. The Just for Laughs Museum was created by Gilbert Rozon, founder of the Just for Laughs festival in the same city 10 years earlier. Opened in 1993, the museum was a venue for all things funny with displays, exhibitions, and a multi-functional space for the presentation of public, private or professional events. The Museum was

pos: George Reinblatt George Reinblatt George Reinblatt (born 1977) is a comedy writer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, best known for writing the off-Broadway show "". He has also been a writer for "Rick Mercer's Monday Report", was the head writer for "Canada's Walk of Fame" in 2006, and has been a writer at Montreal's "Just for Laughs" comedy festival, where he has written for the likes of John Cleese, Tina Fey, Kelly Ripa, William Shatner, Howie Mandel, Jason Alexander, Dame Edna, Joan Rivers, George Lopez, Tom Arnold and James Belushi, amongst others. Presently, he is a Staff Writer for Comedy Central's hit series

pos: Just for Laughs Museum located at 2111 Saint Laurent Boulevard, Montreal, QC, Canada. Perhaps coincidentally, "St-Laurent" is the French name of Lawrence of Rome, the patron saint of comedians. The Museum was affiliated with the Canadian Museums Association, the Canadian Heritage Information Network, and the Virtual Museum of Canada. Just for Laughs Museum The Just for Laughs Museum was a Canadian museum that opened in 1993, dedicated to humour (mainly stand-up comedy) located in Montreal, Quebec. The museum closed in 2011. It had been visited by more than two million people since its opening. The Just for Laughs Museum was created by Gilbert Rozon,

pos: George Reinblatt "The Burn with Jeff Ross". George Reinblatt George Reinblatt (born 1977) is a comedy writer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, best known for writing the off-Broadway show "". He has also been a writer for "Rick Mercer's Monday Report", was the head writer for "Canada's Walk of Fame" in 2006, and has been a writer at Montreal's "Just for Laughs" comedy festival, where he has written for the likes of John Cleese, Tina Fey, Kelly Ripa, William Shatner, Howie Mandel, Jason Alexander, Dame Edna, Joan Rivers, George Lopez, Tom Arnold and James Belushi, amongst others. Presently, he is a Staff Writer

pos: Paul Provenza Fest". Held at 11pm each night of the festival, the set up was described by Provenza as that of a "green room for the whole festival". Guests included Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of "South Park". The show was reprised by Provenza at the 2007 "Just for Laughs" comedy festival in Montreal, where guests included Billy Connolly, Eddie Izzard, and members of "The Kids in the Hall". In 2010, Showtime picked up the show and on June 12, 2010, "The Green Room with Paul Provenza" debuted with many of the same festival guest line-ups. In 2011, Provenza began

neg: Just for Laughs Gags Asia Just for Laughs Gags Asia Just for Laughs Gags Asia (Chinese: 好笑王) is a comedy show based on the popular Canadian version of the show. The first episode of JFL Asia was aired on Mediacorp Channel 5 on January 12, 2010 at 9.00 pm (+8 GMT). Mediacorp TV has entered into an exclusive agreement with Just for Laughs (JFL) to co-produce and distribute JFL gags for the Asian market. The first season which contained 13 episodes were filmed in Singapore. Subsequent seasons will be filmed in other Asian Countries. Mediacorp Channel 8 aired the Chinese version of the show from

neg: Just for Laughs: Gags 2009, it was announced that a third season would begin airing on 21 June 2009. Program Partners will bring the show back to the United States for a fourth season beginning in fall 2015; this season will air in first-run syndication. Seasonal ratings based on average total viewers per episode of "Just for Laughs" on ABC: also at: Just for Laughs: Gags Just for Laughs: Gags (in French, Juste pour rire: Les Gags) is a Canadian silent comedy/hidden camera reality television show that is under the "Just for Laughs" brand. It is based on the similar American series "Candid Camera".

neg: Just for Laughs: Gags Just for Laughs: Gags Just for Laughs: Gags (in French, Juste pour rire: Les Gags) is a Canadian silent comedy/hidden camera reality television show that is under the "Just for Laughs" brand. It is based on the similar American series "Candid Camera". The series is also on YouTube. On 26 December 2000, "JFL": "Gags" began airing on French Canadian network Canal D. It is not broadcast on PBS due to copyright owners of CCA. In the following years, the show was picked up by TVA, CBC and The Comedy Network in Canada, BBC1 in the UK, TF1 in France and

neg: Just for Laughs: Gags the following list of pranks and its season of Just for Laughs Gags based in Canada, see List of pranks and its seasons on Just for Laughs Gags. Just for Laughs is an American sketch comedy show hosted by Rick Miller that shows clips from the Canadian version of the show. Good ratings during the summer airings in 2007 and a writer's union strike resulted in ABC adding the show to the network lineup as a midseason replacement for 2007-2008. It returned to the schedule on 1 January 2008, before being canceled on 12 May 2008. However, on 4 June

neg: Just for Laughs Gags Asia May 7, 2010 at 8.00 pm. There is no dubbing as the show has no lines. Disney Channel Asia Also aired the show From March 12, 2012. G4 (Canada) Also aired the show from April 4, 2014. Episode 1 NOTE: This is Episode 9 on G4TV On Demand. Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6 Episode 7 Episode 8 Episode 9 Episode 10 Episode 11 Episode 12 Episode 13 This is the series finale. Just for Laughs Gags Asia Just for Laughs Gags Asia (Chinese: 好笑王) is a comedy show based on the popular Canadian version of

neg: Just for Laughs (UK TV series) in and around Belfast, Northern Ireland, Glasgow, Scotland and Leeds, England. The Belfast Botanic Gardens were a common filming location for doing some pranks. "Just for Laughs" has a Canadian sister version called "", and the format of the two is identical. Some clips for "Just for Laughs" are taken directly from "Just for Laughs Gags", and vice versa. Since "Just For Laughs" ended on BBC One in 2007, the show was rarely repeated although Paramount Comedy 2 repeated the series at weekends for a short period in 2006, But it was not until 2009 when Channel 5's Sister Channel

neg: A Quiet Word With ... interviewed in order to promote a current movie, book, or other production. The show was filmed without an audience in order to keep the conversation more intimate, and remove the possible distraction for those that may play to an audience. Production was kept intentionally modest, being filmed in a local bar using just three cameras, one of which was unmanned, allowing the focus to remain on the conversation. The show was described by the original broadcaster the ABC as being about "just interesting talk, surprising tangents and more than a few cheap laughs". Martin attributed the origins of the show

neg: Bill Hicks festival. He was also part of a group of American stand-up comedians performing in London's West End in November. Hicks was a huge hit in the UK and Ireland and continued touring there throughout 1991. That year, he returned to "Just for Laughs" and filmed his second video, "Relentless." Hicks made a brief detour into musical recording with the "Marble Head Johnson" album in 1992 collaborating with Houston high school friend Kevin Booth and Austin Texas drummer Pat Brown. During the same year he toured the UK, where he recorded the "Revelations" video for Channel 4. He closed the show

neg: Family Guy hit on Hulu; it is the second-highest viewed show after "Saturday Night Live". IGN called "Family Guy" a great show, and commented that it has gotten better since its revival. They stated that they cannot imagine another half-hour sitcom that provides as many laughs as "Family Guy". "Empire" praised the show and its writers for creating really hilarious moments with unlikely material. They commented that one of the reasons they love the show is because nothing is sacred—it makes jokes and gags of almost everything. Robin Pierson of "The TV Critic" praised the series as "a different kind of animated

neg: Dance Flick critics gave the film a positive review; the average rating is 3.5/10. The site's consensus reads: ""Dance Flick" scores a few laughs thanks to the Wayans brothers' exuberance, but it's ultimately a scattershot collection of gags without much direction." On Metacritic, it got a 40/100 "mixed or average" score based on 17 critic reviews. Peter Deburge of "Variety" wrote that it "delivers just enough laughs to justify its existence". Dance Flick Dance Flick is a 2009 American musical comedy film directed by Damien Dante Wayans in his directorial debut and written by many of the Wayans family. It stars Shoshana

neg: Cutaway (filmmaking) Bar Mitzvah scene taking three days to create for only five seconds of screen time. The animated television show "Family Guy" often uses cutaway gags as humor. In news broadcasting and documentary work, the cutaway is used much as it would be in fiction. On location, there is usually just one camera to film an interview, and it's usually trained on the interviewee. Often there is also only one microphone. After the interview, the interviewer will usually repeat his questions while he himself is being filmed, with pauses as they act as if to listen to the answers. These shots

neg: Joel Creasey was appointed as a team captain in "Show Me the Movie!" with Jane Harber. Creasey appeared as a guest quiz master on "Have You Been Paying Attention?". Creasey is set to host the dating game show "Take Me Out" in 2018. Creasey's 2018 Just for Laughs set was filmed and will feature as part of a stand-up comedy series on Netflix in 2019. , Creasey has been dating model Jack Stratton-Smith. Joel Creasey Joel Creasey (born 11 August 1990) is an Australian stand-up comedian, actor and television presenter living in Melbourne. Creasey has performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival,

neg: Keith Law (comedian) in the Ney York Festivals for his creation "Stuart and Web's Halloween Tale", a satirical comedy piece with a Halloween theme, which originally aired on Citybeat Halloween 2008. Currently, Keith Law’s voice can be heard just before every hour on Belfast Citybeat announcing ”it’s almost 3 o clock, time to Fonacab.” Law met his wife, Sonia Butterworth, on the Just for Laughs show, where they were co-actors. They now have a son together called Liam. Keith Law (comedian) Keith Law is an actor, director, and musician, best known as one of the principal actors of "Just for Laughs", a BBC1/Paramount

neg: Just for Laughs (UK TV series) 5* (then called Fiver) bought the rights to repeat the episodes on weekday afternoons. Since the summer of 2010 the show has not been repeated on 5* and seemed highly unlikely to ever be repeated. However, from Monday 23 July 2012 the program was repeated on Comedy Central Extra for first time since 2006. The JustforlaughsTV YouTube channel has over 1 billion video views. There have been several DVD releases of "Just For Laughs" which are below, each of these releases have been postponed Just for Laughs (UK TV series) Just for Laughs UK is an adaptation of the Canadian

neg: Tim Robinson (comedian) Tim Robinson (comedian) Tim Robinson (born May 23, 1981) is an American actor, comedian, and writer best known for starring in the Comedy Central series "Detroiters". Prior to that, he was known for his work as a writer and cast member on "Saturday Night Live". Robinson is a native of Detroit, Michigan. He has performed at The Second City, iO Theater, and Just for Laughs. He filmed a 2011 television pilot for Comedy Central called "My Mans", but the show was not picked up by the network. Robinson is a 2000 graduate of Clarkston High School in Clarkston, Michigan. Robinson

neg: Badults and Parry play characters who share a flat but are "bad at being adults". The series was developed under the working title "The Secret Dude Society". Series 1 was filmed at BBC Scotland in Glasgow in early 2013 where it was produced by The Comedy Unit. Series 2 began shooting in early 2014. Bruce Dessau, comedy critic for the Evening Standard described the show as "really rather good" saying "they have simply crammed in as many gags as it is humanly possibly to cram into a half hour sitcom." James Kettle of The Guardian said of the show, "From what

neg: Gilbert Rozon Gilbert Rozon Gilbert Rozon (born October 26, 1954) is a Canadian impresario and founder of the "Just for Laughs" () comedy festival, which he created on July 14, 1983. He is also responsible for the development and international deployment of the Just for Laughs/Juste pour Rire brand in over 150 countries. The Just for Laughs festival is considered the largest comedy festival in the world. Gilbert Rozon is the eldest of seven children. Raised in Saint-André d'Argenteuil, he began working at a young age as a paperboy. At the age of 14 he became a gravedigger, salesman, printer, show organizer,

neg: Threesome (TV series) you'll be searching high and low for the jokes." David Crawford writing for the RadioTimes gave a highly positive review, saying "starting from a preposterous premise, this rambunctious comedy manages to get hearty, and frequently filthy, laughs from its unlikely situation. The humour is suitably broad for the subject matter, but there are neat gags, and wonderful physical comedy." Liam Murphy, writing for On the Box, gave a mixed review, saying "this is a sitcom with potential and as long as it avoids the trappings of most comedy pregnancies (see season 8 of Friends) then I might just watch the

neg: Spy Hard simply exhausted and couldn't move another inch." Mick LaSalle of "San Francisco Chronicle" wrote: "It's done in the style of the Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker "Naked Gun" series, but although the style is there, the jokes aren't. "Spy Hard" relies on silly slapstick, takeoffs of recent films and the shock effect of celebrity cameos. But all that exertion doesn't add up to more than a handful of laughs. ... The story is too weak to work even as a clothesline for gags. "Spy Hard" eschews a coherent story and instead just strings together movie takeoffs. ... Nielsen, with his expert deadpan and sense

neg: Hotel Transylvania 2 and "Frankenweenie" showed the laughs you could get out of funny fiends; "Hotel Transylvania 2" just digs up a few corny gags." Bruce Demara of the "Toronto Star" gave the film two and a half stars out of four, saying "While the first Hotel Trans had humour for both younger and older audiences, this one will likely fall short in its appeal to adults, although there's plenty for the little monsters to enjoy." Peter Hartlaub of the "San Francisco Chronicle" gave the film one out of four stars, saying ""Hotel Transylvania 2" is an unfortunate throwback to about 20 years

neg: Keith Law (comedian) Keith Law (comedian) Keith Law is an actor, director, and musician, best known as one of the principal actors of "Just for Laughs", a BBC1/Paramount Comedy hidden camera show produced by Wild Rover Productions. He also served as a director for "Just for Laughs". On "Just for Laughs", Law plays a variety of "set-up" positions in order to coax passers-by to participate in the scene. He often acts as a bespectacled policeman or traffic warden. Previously, Law was a musician and composer in the Irish band Devlin Law. The band released two singles: “River Of Love” and “Count on Me.”

neg: Jeremy Hotz Variety Show or Series" for this project. Most recently, Hotz has been nominated for a fourth Gemini (Best Individual Performance in a Comedy Program or Series) and a 2006 "Best Taped Live Performance" Canadian Comedy Award for his Just for Laughs stand-up comedy performance shot last year. He recently won "Best International Performer" at the Sydney Comedy Festival. Jeremy Hotz Jeremy Hotz (born May 31, 1963) is a Canadian actor and stand-up comedian. He has appeared on "Comedy Central Presents", the Just For Laughs comedy festival, the "Late Show with David Letterman", and "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno". He

neg: Mark Forward son. Mark Forward Mark Forward is a Canadian comedian and actor from Oakville, Ontario. He is the winner of the 2005 Canadian Comedy Award for Best Stand-up Newcomer. He also won the Homegrown Competition at the 2006 Just for Laughs festival. He has performed at the Halifax Comedy Festival, Hub Cap Comedy Festival and Just for Laughs. He has appeared in "Letterkenny", "Fargo", "Mr. D", "The Rocker", "Breakfast with Scot", "The Sean Cullen Show", "The Newsroom" and "Degrassi". Forward is also a writer and performer on "The Jon Dore Television Show". Forward lives in Toronto. He is married and has

neg: Mark Forward Mark Forward Mark Forward is a Canadian comedian and actor from Oakville, Ontario. He is the winner of the 2005 Canadian Comedy Award for Best Stand-up Newcomer. He also won the Homegrown Competition at the 2006 Just for Laughs festival. He has performed at the Halifax Comedy Festival, Hub Cap Comedy Festival and Just for Laughs. He has appeared in "Letterkenny", "Fargo", "Mr. D", "The Rocker", "Breakfast with Scot", "The Sean Cullen Show", "The Newsroom" and "Degrassi". Forward is also a writer and performer on "The Jon Dore Television Show". Forward lives in Toronto. He is married and has a

neg: In the Navy (film) Lou and Bud, who are the show." A review in "Variety" reported that "Abbott and Costello provide constant laughs with their zany routines." "Film Daily" wrote, "The picture is timely, tuneful and highly amusing screenfare for all audiences." "Harrison's Reports" wrote, "It may not be as hilarious as 'Buck Privates' since some of the gags are already known; yet it is a very good comedy, with many amusing situations." The film was a massive hit, becoming the sixth most popular movie of 1941. "In the Navy" was re-released in January 1949 with "Who Done It?". This film has been released

neg: Pilot (Modern Family) pilot, "Modern Family" deftly serves up laughs on multiple levels, from understated one-liners to deft sight-gags." Mary McNamara of the LA Times commented "Just when we were thinking it couldn't be done, ABC's "Modern Family" has single-handedly brought the family comedy back from the dead..."Modern Family" is sharp, timely and fresh, complicated enough to be interesting but with a soft, sweet center". The New York Times' Gina Bellafante called the series "the best new half-hour of funny television in a season rife with half-hours of funny television". She also felt it was a replacement for "Arrested Development", the "last great

neg: Sidney Fields working with Abbott and Costello, first in the film In Society (1944) and as a writer/performer on their radio series, where he introduced his Professor Melonhead character. From 1951 he supported Abbott and Costello on NBC-TV's "The Colgate Comedy Hour", and in 1952, he was cast in the team's filmed series, "The Abbott and Costello Show". He also wrote the majority of scripts for the first season. Fields played the hot-tempered, bald-headed landlord of the rooming house where Abbott and Costello lived. He was a frequent target of gags and schemes foisted by the two main characters. Fields played numerous

neg: Beverly Hills Ninja a yen counterfeiting ring" and that "...when the writers run out of ideas, they simply have Farley walk into a lamppost, or cop from old "SNL" skits." A favorable review came from Mick LaSalle of the "San Francisco Chronicle" who wrote that it is "not the kind of picture that gets respect from New York critics, but it's funny. [...] This is a movie in which the audience knows half the gags in advance, but thanks to director Dennis Dugan's timing and Farley's execution, the audience doesn't just laugh anyway, but laughs harder... he's too good, too funny and too

neg: Brawl in the Family (The Simpsons) to the point of ridiculousness." While he didn't consider it the worst episode he's ever seen, he criticized the episode's pacing and lack of satire, writing "it’s just that the plates spin so fast and so pointlessly that it becomes just about the gags. [...] the satire is gone; it’s just incident after incident to set up gags (some of which are funny) and get the show to an end time." Writing for DVD Movie Guide, Colin Jacobson wrote that the episode "seems like two story fragments combined into one; it’s like the writers couldn’t flesh out either tale for

neg: Horrible Histories (2009 TV series) engaging, in a peer-to-peer way." Harry Venning in "The Stage" approved the "seriously funny, beautifully performed and endlessly inventive sketches" along with "plenty of crowd-pleasing fart and poo gags." By the second series, the show's cross-generational appeal was beginning to attract significant attention from adult media. Naomi West of "The Daily Telegraph" characterised the first series as "boundary-pushing", suggesting that "the bold decision to approach the series in the same way as an adult show has been the key to its success ... [it] delivers more laughs than most post-watershed comedies." James Delingpole in "The Spectator" likewise recommended the show

neg: The Defense Rests (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) wrote, "Not one of their strongest episodes this season, but still plenty of laughs." Andy Crump of "Paste" gave the episode a 7.9 and wrote, "Amazingly, 'Defense Rests' never feels overstuffed or bloated by sheer weight of material; each segment is also rife with great one-liners and visual gags, and best of all, we finally learn how tall Terry is in egg rolls. (Twenty five.) Asses are sexier than snakes, no one can savor a moment like Holt, Terry just can't read the vibe, defense attorneys are savage jerks (even when they're being nice), and the best revenge is sabotaging

neg: Work Bus being "developmentally disabled", he complimented the episode for having "some decent laughs" and for the Jim-Dwight-Pam storyline. He especially praised Jim and Dwight's scene on the roof of the bus, comparing it to previous scenes in the series between Jim and Michael or Pam and Michael, saying it was able to show the "core of real emotion underneath the cartoon character [Dwight]". Dan Forcella of TV Fanatic awarded the episode three stars out of five, saying that without Brian Baumgartner's performance, the episode "might not have been worth watching". He only had praise for Baumgartner's performance in his character's gags

neg: The Simpsons (season 10) gags and more outlandish plots," and a BBC News writer commented that "the common consensus is that "The Simpsons"<nowiki>'</nowiki> golden era ended after season nine". Similarly, Tyler Wilson of "Coeur d'Alene Press" has referred to seasons one to nine as the show's "golden age." DVD Verdict's Mac McEntire noted in a review that while the tenth season contains "a lot of laughs", it is missing the emotional core of the earlier seasons. Chris Barsanti of Filmcritic.com has commented that around the time the tenth season aired, "not only did the show start losing its status as untouchable—read: everyone stopped expecting

neg: Albert Howell appeared at the Just For Laughs Festival and the Chicago Improvisation Festival three years in a row. Howell was a writer and performer for five seasons on the sketch comedy show "Comedy Inc.". The show also starred Roman Danylo, Jennifer Goodhue, Terry McGurrin. He wrote for five seasons on the CBC news parody show "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" where he was the head writer. He has also appeared on the show, which stars Mark Critch, Gavin Crawford, Cathy Jones, Geri Hall, Shaun Majumder. Albert is currently writing for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and has relocated to New York.

neg: Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure who has a part of him expand every time he laughs "at" someone else. He finds that the trio that has been brought to him do a good job of making him expand overall when they are subjected to Sir Looney's gags. Before the King can find a better use for them, the Raggedys and the Camel escape, leaving King Koo Koo to shrink back down to his regular size. King Koo Koo then decides that the Raggedys will be just what he needs to accomplish what he has been waiting for his entire life - his "Last Laugh." He

neg: Tom and Jerry characters with blasted faces would resemble stereotypical blacks, with large lips and bow-tied hair. Perhaps the most controversial element of the show is the character Mammy Two Shoes, a poor black maid who speaks in a stereotypical "black accent" and has a rodent problem. Joseph Barbera, who was responsible for these gags, claimed that the racial gags in "Tom and Jerry" did not reflect his racial opinion; they were just reflecting what was common in society and cartoons at the time and were meant to be humorous. Today, the blackface gags are often censored when these shots are aired. Mammy

neg: Ratatouille (film) filled with fairly generic animated imagery, a few modest chases, a couple of good gags, not a lot of laughs." Scott Foundas of "LA Weekly" gave the film a positive review, saying "Bird has taken the raw ingredients of an anthropomorphic-animal kiddie matinee and whipped them into a heady brew about nothing less than the principles of artistic creation." Colin Covert of the "Star Tribune" gave the film four out of four stars, saying "It's not just the computer animation that is vibrantly three-dimensional. It's also the well-rounded characters… I defy you to name another animated film so overflowing with

neg: Leisure Suit Larry: Love for Sail! video, "but what we found out was, we're writing cartoons here... if we did straight video, it becomes not only ludicrous, but obscene [laughs]... We were going over the list of gags we had and just said, 'oh no, you couldn't even do this with blue screen!' ... what we came back to was that we liked what we'd done in the past and we want to do that even more." Lowe acknowledged that the game was considerably more risqué than previous installments of "Leisure Suit Larry" but maintained that the focus was on the humor rather than the nudity

neg: Just for Laughs confirmed that Bell Media and Groupe CH had acquired stakes in the festival. Tapings from festival performances have been featured in Just for Laughs-branded television programs and specials, which have aired on channels such as CBC Television, The Comedy Network (including the original "Just for Laughs" series, as well as a new series that premiered in 2012, "Just for Laughs: All Access"), and TVA. The festival has also lent its name to a hidden camera comedy series, "", which has also been aired by various Canadian channels, and has been sold internationally. Just for Laughs Just for Laughs () is

neg: Matteo Lane 2012. In an interview, Lane stated that it was "the most boring job in the world." He later quit the position to pursue comedy. After being featured in "New Faces" at the 2014 Just for Laughs festival, MTV offered to have Lane appear on "Guy Code". He was later in "Joking Off" and was cast in MTV's "Ladylike" along with Nicole Byer, Jade Catta-Preta, and Blair Socci. Lane was on a panel for a segment about Kim Davis on "The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore". In 2018, Lane represented Italy at the "The Ethnic Show" at the Just For Laughs

neg: The Umbilical Brothers having performed for seven years, their routines are highly scripted. They have performed on the "Late Show with David Letterman", "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", Broadway, "Rove", "Sarvo", "Good News Week" (expressly for the 'So You Think You Can Mime' segment) and "The Sideshow". They have also performed at the Cat Laughs, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Just for Laughs, Sydney Opera House, Adelaide Fringe Festival, Tampere Theatre Festival and Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and also at Woodstock 1999. They are also credited with the vocalizations on the animated children's show "Maisy" (with the exception

neg: I Luv This Shit Shit" was filmed in Atlanta in January 2013 and directed by Motion Family. Alsina sleeps with two women, then James delivers his verse while a woman dances next to him. At the end of the song Alsina and James go to a strip club, where the two women see each other and engage in an argument while Alsina laughs. Alsina performed "I Luv This Shit" on "The Wendy Williams Show" on October 28, 2013. For the New Year's Eve 2013 special of "106 & Park", titled "106 & Party", he performed the remix of the song with Songz and the

neg: Mafia! of before, the funniest comedy of the year. ... "Mafia!" is the kind of movie that can never entirely fail, but can succeed to various degrees. It doesn't rank with Abraham's earlier efforts. And in a town where "There's Something About Mary" is playing, it's not the one to choose. Owen Gleiberman of "Entertainment Weekly" wrote There are a handful of laughs in "Mafia!", but most of the movie feels oddly repressed. ... The underworld gags are limited and repetitive, without the ripely promiscuous media-age lunacy that, in a comedy like "The Naked Gun", made you feel as if the

neg: Saving Sally Sally" as a "fun and straightforward love story, with good laughs and visual gags" on face value which makes references to both Philippine and Western pop culture but adds that it also tackles darker themes such as escapism and physical abuse. The film's setting was largely inspired from Quezon City. The filmmakers stated that Marty's house is in Quezon City while Sally's is in Antipolo, Rizal. The park named "Sandara Park" where the two main characters frequent are set in Marikina. The park itself was inspired from the University of the Philippines, Antipolo and Marikina. Sally's house situated on top

neg: John Moloney (comedian) John Moloney (comedian) John Moloney is an English stand-up comedian of Irish descent. A regular at London’s Comedy Store, John has appeared at venues from Melbourne to Edinburgh. He appeared at the Just For Laughs and Halifax Festivals in Canada and Liffey Laughs in Dublin. Moloney hosts an annual fundraiser for ADCAF, a charity that works with abandoned and destitute children in India. His BBC Radio 4 show "The John Moloney Show" was commissioned for a second series. Moloney grew up in Ilford with Irish parents . His father was from County Tipperary and his mother from County Kerry. When

neg: The Pope Must Die comic actor of genuine talent, but he seems under a compulsion to make bad comedies about the Catholic church" Vincent Canby in "The New York Times" was more enthusiastic, writing "The film is irreverent, boisterous and enjoyable even when the gags hang fire." He also praised Coltrane's performance, saying he "is very good, but the performance is somewhat restrained by the screenplay's demand that the character ultimately be heroic. In this kind of comedy, rascality gets most of the laughs." The "Time Out" film guide article says "There are many good laughs, albeit of a rather simple-minded nature, but even

neg: Popcorn (2007 film) Matthew Leyland from the BBC gives it two out of five stars, saying that "few of the jokes hit the target" and the "leads were dull." He acknowledges the film's ambition, which uses "slapstick, sight gags, sound gags (movie dialogue finishing characters' sentences) and manga-esque inserts." Anna Smith from "Empire" Magazine also gave the film a negative review, rating it one out of five. She states that Popcorn is "a well-meaning British comedy that fails to deliver the laughs – or the romance." Paul Newman's blog review pointed to a positive aspect of the film, in that it doesn't follow

neg: The Upside Down Show David, until at the point where the (Executive In Charge of Sesame Workshop Jodi Nubbasum) credit appears, Shane and David laugh until they pause, and Puppet now freely says, "Whoops, I think somebody just pressed the Pause button." Then the episode ends with the Sesame Workshop logo.) There are a few running gags in the show. The main one is the "Upside-Down" button. When this button is pressed (and it is in every episode but one), the viewpoint shifts, with a silly sound effect, to an upside-down shot of whomever is in the scene. The actors' and puppets' hands are

neg: James Cunningham (comedian) a year, mostly "Funny Money". Cunningham was born in Toronto, where his father was an accountant. He studied drama and minored in finance at the University of Toronto. James Cunningham (comedian) James Cunningham (born 1973 or 1974) is a Canadian stand-up comedian and TV host. He is the host of Food Network Canada's and Cooking Channel US's "Eat St.", a TV show about North American street food that debuted in 2011. He initially auditioned for another show before being offered the job of hosting Eat St. Other television appearances include "Last Comic Standing" and "Just for Laughs." He has also

neg: The Kids in the Hall The Kids in the Hall embarked on their first major national tour in six years. The tour ran through early June 2008 and included more than 30 cities in the US and Canada. The tour features some material from the 2007 "Just for Laughs" performance along with new material. The 2008 tour closely mirrored the "Just for Laughs" performance, excluding the rat catchers, subway fan and Nicole Ritchie sketches. In their stead, Mark McKinney performed the monologue titled "The Modern Hero" from Season 1 of the show, and the entire cast performed the sketch "This Is How I Danced in

neg: The Harry Hill Movie up the laughs". It received a 33% rating on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. Tom Huddleston from "Time Out" gave it three stars, saying "this has bigger laughs" and "the set-piece gags are memorable"; however, he added "There’s not enough here to sustain 88 minutes, too many of the jokes fall flat... There will be those who find "The Harry Hill Movie" about as amusing as a trip to the dentist. They’re wrong." The Harry Hill Movie The Harry Hill Movie is a 2013 British musical comedy film directed by Steve Bendelack and starring Harry Hill. It was written by

neg: Taylor Williamson houses, pizza parlors, and cafeterias. Williamson's performance trademarks include a dry, awkward stage persona and self-deprecating humor. He has listed comics such as Zach Galifianakis, Greg Giraldo, and Jim Gaffigan as some of his early influences. His notable appearances have included the Just for Laughs comedy festival, "Live at Gotham, Total Request Live," and "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson", where he was the youngest comic to ever appear on the show. In 2010, Williamson was a contestant on the seventh season of "Last Comic Standing", where he was eliminated by the judges in the semifinals. Following a successful

neg: Abbott and Costello giving their old routines a new sparkle. From the fall of 1952 to the spring of 1954, a filmed half-hour series, "The Abbott and Costello Show," appeared in syndication on over 40 local stations across the United States. Loosely based on their radio series, the show cast the duo as unemployed wastrels. One of the show's running gags involved Abbott perpetually hounding Costello to get a job, while Abbott barely lifted a finger in that direction. The show featured Sidney Fields as their landlord and Hillary Brooke as a neighbor and sometime love interest for Costello. Other regulars were future

neg: The Bamboo Blonde like "The Naked Spur" (1953), film noirs and epics in his last years. This early film is typical of a period when Mann accepted any and all assignments in a variety of genres. The soundtrack included many big band pieces performed by Frances Langford. Scenes from "The Bamboo Blonde" later appeared in an excerpted form in "Make Mine Laughs" (1949), starring Joan Davis, Dennis Day and Ray Bolger. The new film was a kind of filmed vaudeville show, using old material from RKO films and some new filmed scenes. Mainly due to its connection with Mann, the film was screened

neg: American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile fans of teen sex comedies will find the verbal gags repetitive, predictable and often plain unfunny, while the visual jokes are dragged out to tedious levels." DVD Verdict's Eric Profancik, in his positive review, found the film was "filled with a firm, rowdy, and lascivious wit that made you smirk with its aggressive antics", in particular praising the opening scene as "stunning". Peter Hammond of "Maxim" describes "American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile" as "hilarious, sexy fun... goes where no "American Pie" has gone before," writing that it "goes the extra mile for laughs and gets them". American Pie Presents:

neg: Patrick Combs has made speeches and hosted seminars across the United States and abroad regarding a variety of motivational topics. Combs' one-man show, "Man 1 Bank 0" has played sold-out runs at HBO's 2004 U.S. Comedy Arts Festival held in Aspen, at the Spoleto Festival in Charleston (where it garnered "Critic's Choice"), in Winnipeg, and at the Comedy Central Stage in Los Angeles. The show won "Best of Fest" at the San Francisco Fringe where it was awarded "Best Solo Comedy," and was an official selection of the New Zealand International Comedy Festival and an official selection of the Just For Laughs

neg: Karl Zéro not a journalist and does not have press credentials. In the show, he mixed classic news reports, usually filmed by the CAPA Agency, and sketches using video gags, in which his wife Daisy d'Errata frequently played a part. When talking with politicians, he attempted to make them accept the informal mode of address. Over 10 seasons, his audience remained steady at a 10% market share, i.e., 1.5 million viewers a week. He became the reference point for politicians who wanted to reach young people. Between 2000 and 2002, he published a printed offshoot of the show, "le Vrai Papier Journal".

neg: Gag character only one episode. Any subsequent appearances make the character into a secondary character. Occasionally, gags on television are not dubbed "gags". They are more likely to be called stock characters. A "gag" character in a movie is often referred to as an extra. However, there are special cases where a gag character can also be the main character of a particular show or a series, in such cases the show follows a single recurring joke throughout the show, unique to that main character, examples of such cases are Arale Norimaki from the Dr. Slump manga and Marvel's Squirrel Girl. Due

neg: The Revolution Will Be Televised of "The Guardian" said that "It's outrageous and audacious to the point that it's sometimes painful to watch. Hilarious, though". It was announced in September 2014 that the show would return for a third series including items filmed in the United States. The Revolution Will Be Televised The Revolution Will Be Televised is a British television satire show, which was first screened on BBC Three in August 2012. Writing for "The Guardian", Sam Wollaston said it's "Sacha Baron Cohen with a bit more substance then, or Mark Steel with a few more laughs". At the 2013 British Academy Television Awards,

neg: A Limo For A Lame-O ended the segment, sending the show to a commercial. The commentary drew as many laughs as it had in dress rehearsal. It had barely ended when, Warren Littlefield later recalled, an NBC page came up to Tartikoff and told him he had a phone call. "Who is it?" the executive asked. "A screaming Mr. Silverman" responded the page. Tartikoff asked the page if he had told Silverman whether he knew where Tartikoff was. "No," the page answered, "we were just told to find you." Tartikoff then told the page to say that he couldn't be found. "He just couldn't take

neg: Sugar Sammy the Netherlands, Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines, China, India, Bahrain, Jordan, Qatar, Egypt, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Lebanon, Singapore, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Northern Ireland, Dubai, Haiti New Zealand and South Africa, where his one-man show sold 15,000 tickets. In the summer of 2009, The Gersh Agency signed Sugar Sammy following a strong showing at the Just For Laughs Festival. He is the first artist chosen by Comedy Central India to tour their country, visiting Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi in March 2013 with his English/Hindi/Punjabi comedy show. Sugar Sammy's international TV credits include his own one-hour TV special on Showtime Arabia

neg: That '70s Show a prank, too. One where my foot "doesn't" plow through your ass. Let's hope it doesn't go horribly, horribly wrong!" Several of the running gags were shown in edited clips for the series finale. Some other notable running gags and catchphrases are: In 1999, the show was remade by the ITV network in the United Kingdom as "Days Like These" using almost verbatim scripts with minor changes to cultural references. "That '70s Show" was released on DVD in Regions 1, 2 and 4 by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment at an increment of two seasons per year between 2004 and

neg: Just for Laughs area is a favourite winter destination for Quebecers who head south to vacation in the warmer weather. The event, Juste Pour Rire—En Vacances (Just For Laughs—On Vacation), was held in the Young Circle Park, an outdoor venue with an urban park setting. In July 2007, Just For Laughs celebrated its 25th edition, launching a festival in Toronto, Ontario. In 2009, the Chicago festival was launched and aired on TBS. In July 2016, Just For Laughs London was held at Russel Square. On October 18, 2017, festival president and founder Gilbert Rozon resigned from his position following allegations of sexual misconduct.

neg: James Mullinger Canadian charities. He has also become one of Canada's top comics, being nominated for both a Just For Laughs comedy award and a Canadian Comedy Award for Best Live Show. He is also a much sought after corporate clean comedian and keynote speaker on the subjects of marketing, media and uplifting positivity celebrating where you live and work. Performing his keynote speech 'Anything Is Possible' for companies as varied as Irving Oil, TD Canada, New Brunswick School Board, Construction Association of Nova Scotia, Road Builders Association, Atlantic Canada Regional Council of Carpenters, the Crane Rental Association of North America, Moosehead

neg: Bobby Ellsworth it. I thought very soon afterwards if it had actually killed me, I said “Wouldn’t it be something to die in the middle of an Overkill show? (laughs).” " Ellsworth is critical of the Obama administration. In a 2010 interview, Ellsworth was asked if he felt that Obama would spawn any songs about political awareness, and Ellsworth replied "You could probably just do one record and call it 'Liar' (laughs)" He continues to explain instances of hypocrisy and called the Democratic Party "just an awful thing." In 2014, Ellsworth had again been suffering health issues while on tour in Germany