Comedy Central

Making his move from to weeknights (after starting on overnights and then having a weekend evening slot), Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld kicked off his new eponymous show on Monday with a barnburner of a monologue lampooning his competition on CNN, MSNBC, and the late-night comedy shows and denouncing the left for thriving on “making people hate each other.”

Comedian Stephen Colbert is not only full of jokes … he also IS a joke. 

South Park returned on September 30 for “The Pandemic Special” – a standalone hour not attached to a season. There were many wild, intertwining, timely storylines throughout the 60 minute cartoon – including an over-militarization of the police/brutality subplot where police officers take over in the classroom for teachers refusing to return to school – but the most overtly political…

Trevor Noah's tenure as host of The Daily Show on Comedy Central is nearing five years, so they're reaching out for the expected positive publicity from the liberal media. Michael Ordona at the Los Angeles Times proclaimed that it's great the comedy isn't so central any more on Comedy Central. It's certainly not funny that Noah tried to claim modern-day America has a lot of…

CNN's New Day and MSNBC's Morning Joe fail to report in their first hour on Thursday Joe Biden asking a black reporter whether he is a "junkie." It was the reporter's question as to whether Biden had taken a "cognitive test" that set Biden off. New Day and Morning Joe tried to flip the script, suggesting it is President Trump who has mental-acuity problems. 

On Monday night, Daily Show host and Democratic Party spokesperson Trevor Noah brought on washed up, sore loser Hillary Clinton so the two of them could tell viewers “I told you so” about President Trump and warn that the U.S. was on an “ominous path” to November’s election. The leftist pair were particularly concerned that Trump would “undermine the entire election,” despite Clinton…

During a lengthy softball interview with Joe Biden Wednesday night, Daily Show host Trevor Noah teed up the presumptive Democratic nominee to accuse Trump of trying to “steal this election” and even prompted him to suggest that the military may have to “escort” the President from the White House if he “refused to leave.”