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	Review: Oliver Delivers 'terrifying' Humor AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews 'John Oliver: Terrirfying Times,' a standup special premiering Sunday, April 20 on Comedy Central. (April 10) Tags: Entertainment TV By: APnews
	Review: Don't Forget To Watch 'samantha Who?' AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews the ABC comedy series, 'Samantha Who?' The show stars Christina Applegate as a woman struggling to regain her identity after amnesia. (April 3) Tags: Entertainment TV By: APnews
	Swedish Comedy "varan-tv - Roleplay" A comedy classic. Lisa put the subtitles on it to enable English-speaking people to understand. Sorry about the bad video quality. Tags: swedish varan-tv rollspel roleplay lajv LARP parody By: TheTurkletons
	Comedy Central News: Behind The Scenes As we get ready to head into season 2 of "Comedy Sentral News", this behind the scenes feature reveals answers to some of your most asked questions... like how did KYTV begin? How was CSN created? What can we expect in season 2? Who's Ellie Nelkus? (you don't think we'd actually tell you just yet do you??) So watch and learn...and get revved up because season 2 will be coming soon! Tags: ellie nelkus kev ted funny comedy star By: EllieNelkus
	Starz-- Tom Arnold Escapes On “hollywood Residential” Tony helps Tom Arnold make an escape form rehab in the Starz Original “Hollywood Residential.” New episodes premiere every Wednesday on Starz at 10:30 p.m. (ET/PT). Tags: hollywood residential starz tom arnold adam paul By: starz123321
	Rob And Big- Meaty Goes To Hollywood Rob and Big dress Meaty up for his big audition. Don’t Miss Rob and Big on Tuesday at 10:30/9:30C only on MTV. Tags: Rob and big robandbig robnbig mtv meaty By: harleypunk77
	Tv Review: 'my Dad' Is Not Better AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews 'My Dad is Better than Your Dad.' The premieres Monday night on NBC. (Feb. 14) Tags: Entertainment TV By: APnews
	Breaking Bad - On Humor In this behind the scenes vignette, the stars of the new AMC original series Breaking Bad discuss the challenge of bringing humor into a show about crystal meth. Tags: Breaking Bad drama television TV series AMC By: kingq101

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