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In the opening minutes of his new HBO special, Chris Gethard regrets that he doesn’t have some inciting incident that he can blame for his lifelong depression. “I hate to say it,” he says, “but sometimes people just break.” Afterwards, he pauses for a moment, and you can almost hear people in the audience thinking to themselves, Wow, this got heavy real fast. But Gethard knows people are going to have that reaction and swiftly breaks the tension: “Welcome to a comedy show!” It’s such a great way to set the tone for a show as important and layered as Career Suicide , which originally had an off-Broadway run back in the fall. This is Gethard’s way of assuring everyone that yes, they are at a comedy show, and yes, things are going to get serious, but to trust him anyway: For the next 90 minutes, he has their back. Career Suicide is hilarious, deeply sad, and ultimately cathartic to watch. Over the course of 90 minutes, Gethard forges an intimate … [Read more...] about ‘Career Suicide’ Is a Master Class in Storytelling

April 12, 2021 - 14:37 BST Sharnaz Shahid Prince Harry releases personal statement after arriving back in the UK for grandfather Prince Philip's funeral. Read the message here... The Duke of Sussex has expressed his sorrow over the loss of his grandfather Prince Philip . The statement was released on Monday afternoon, just minutes after the Duke of Cambridge issued his own heartfelt message alongside an unseen picture of Prince George with his "great-grandpa". READ: Why Prince Harry chose to self-isolate at Frogmore Cottage Loading the player... WATCH: Prince Philip's best family moments Sharing his heartache with the world, Harry said of his grandfather: "My grandfather was a man of service, honour and great humour. He was authentically himself, with a seriously sharp wit, and could hold the attention of any room due to his charm—and also because you never knew what he might say next. "He will be … [Read more...] about Prince Harry says his grandfather Prince Philip was the ‘master of the barbecue’ in heartwarming tribute

Photo: Todd Williamson/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images Apple TV+ is going to get you as many beloved SNL veterans as possible for $7 a month, as today it announced a straight-to-series order for an as-yet-unnamed comedy series starring Maya Rudolph . Created by Master of None ’s Alan Yang and 30 Rock ’s Matt Hubbard (both of whom also worked on Amazon Prime’s Forever, starring Rudolph and Fred Armisen), the show will star Rudolph as a woman “whose seemingly perfect life is upended after her husband leaves her with nothing but 87 billion dollars.” The humanity! Rudolph is also executive-producing the show with Natasha Lyonne, Danielle Renfrew Behrens, and … Dave Becky . The success of Jason Sudeikis’s Ted Lasso does appear to have opened a floodgate of SNL vets coming to Apple TV+. Rudolph and Sudeikis will be joined on the platform by Will Ferrell in The Shrink Next Door and Cecily Strong in Schmigadoon! Maybe don’t mention any of this to Peacock. … [Read more...] about Maya Rudolph Is a Billionaire in New Apple TV+ Show

Photo: HBO Robin Williams has been gone for four years now , bringing to an end not just a spectacular life but a remarkable career as an electric comic performer, sitcom star, and Oscar-winning actor. Tonight, HBO premieres Marina Zenovich’s thoughtful and poignant documentary Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind . It culls tons of archival footage of Williams on stage, behind the scenes, and reflecting on his life in interview footage, along with anecdotes and interviews from family members, close friends, and collaborators still trying to understand the man who, delightful as he seemed, was not an easy man to understand, not to mention vulnerable, tireless, and sympathetic to a fault. The documentary covers Williams’s early life and his career, from his stand-up days in San Francisco in the 1970s through his commercial breakthrough with Mork & Mindy, his dramatic film career, all the way through to his addiction issues, illness, and the circumstances of his death … [Read more...] about Robin Williams Literally Changed the Way Sitcoms Are Shot and Other Things We Learned in HBO’s New Documentary

March 16, 2021 - 10:28 GMT Emmy Griffiths Line of Duty season six is right around the corner - but what can we expect from the new series? Line of Duty is one of the nation's staple shows - and it's easy to see why. Talking along with Ted Hastings' one-liners, frantically Googling police acronyms and taking a shot every time Kate and Steve call one another 'mate' has become just a few of the many reasons that viewers adore the police procedural drama - but after two years of the show being missing from our screens, will season six measure up to our lofty expectations? Read our spoiler-free review here... MORE: Line of Duty: who are the new detectives in series six? In the opening episode, 18 months have passed since the events of season five, and AC-12 continues to plod along dishing out small fry yellow notices with DCI Ted Hastings at the helm... when suddenly a truly juicy case gives the gang something to get their … [Read more...] about Line of Duty season 6 spoiler-free review: a return to form for BBC drama