Sentence examples for push comedy from inspiring English sources

At a push, comedy aficionados might recognise him from his appearances in films such as Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist and – one of my favourite Samberg performances – I Love You Man, as Paul Rudd's younger brother.

This series is probably a gimmick rather than an audition, but Walliams & Whitehall feels the most plausible long-term pair, with the caveat that single-sex comedy combinations may have had their day (they push comedy into drag territory, where it tends to become pantomimic).

In the past decade and a half, she has pushed comedy forward, making it more interesting, more feminist, better.

The Simpsons Introduce Philosophy at Glasgow University, believes the bigger controversy is that the show no longer pushes comedy boundaries.

But has the way some comedians and writers have been so unabashedly partisan in their attacks on Trump broken the seal of balance, pushing comedy into advocacy?

Everyone's secrets then spill out in this boundary-pushing comedy from creator-writer Jill Soloway.

By 2005, these three had not only revolutionized sketch-comedy in general, but through their influence (and the fact that they were hired by SNL) pushed comedy into the digital age.

The sitcom, which returned to Netflix with a second season on April 15, crams an almost mind-boggling range of silliness and deeply morbid, envelope-pushing comedy into each episode.

It's difficult to imagine Nighty Night, with its jokes around disability and suicide, getting commissioned by the BBC in today's political climate, where it seems as afraid of boundary-pushing comedy as it is of displaying a left-wing bias.

This push toward comedy comes from changes within broadcasting and within the sports world itself.

Live at the Electric (my show) gives mavericks including Lucy Beaumont and WitTank a chance to push the comedy boundaries.