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Ali Siddiq began his comedy career in the Texas state penitentiary system, where he served six years of a 15 year sentence for drug trafficking. Years later, his first one-hour special, Ali Siddiq: It’s Bigger Than These Bars, finds him back in the cell block, performing stand-up and interviewing inmates and administrators at Bell County Jail in Belton, Texas.
Three years after releasing Trevor Moore: High in Church, Moore returns to Comedy Central with his second one-hour special, Trevor Moore: The Story of Our Times, debuting on Friday, April 20
McCullough’s rootless upbringing with loving but, we’ll say, free-spirited parents is the foundation of this one-hour stand-up special that incorporates stories about his jazz-loving, psychedelic-dabbling father, culture-shocking moves from coast-to-coast, first jobs as a teenager, first loves as a college student and much more. A self-proclaimed “hopeless romantic,” McCullough fought the good fight on his way to manhood, and he’s got the emotional — and physical — markings to prove it.
In Positive Influence, Morril points out why babies seem racist and argues that porn is more body positive than women’s magazines – and that’s just in the first 20 minutes. Whether he’s talking about his exes, crappy customer service or anti-Semitic bigots, no one is safe from his dark and curious mind.
In his all new NOBLE APE stand up special, Jim Gaffigan gets personal as he discusses the medical crisis that befell his wife. Other topics include his kids, his travels, doctors, colonoscopy, Catholic saints and, of course, Philly.
Canadian comic Jon Dore attempts to solve two big issues plaguing America today – cyberbullying and predatory teachers – in a series of hard-hitting interviews.
