>Literally hates any female he has to work with on Whose Line
Why is he like this?
Literally hates any female he has to work with on Whose Line
Asher Ortiz
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Asher Hill
He knows women suck the funny out of the room. I'm surprised he came back when Aisha Tyler was hosting.
Andrew Morales
he's based
Jacob Perez
Women have to work half as hard as their male counterparts to make it in comedy. Back when getting a half hour special on Comedy Central was the signifier for making it, a male comic would have to go on the road for about ten years before anyone would even give them a shot. His female counterpart would have to average five. This is because the female stand up audience was considered an uncornered market but the effect was putting the spotlight on female performers who were half as prepared and also sending the message to actresses that an easy way to break into the industry was to do improv or stand up. Disclaimer: there are very funny women in comedy but the ones I’m talking about who aren’t funny and fail upward by virtue of being female are easy to spot and spoil the broth for everyone else
Chase Morris
Makes sense
Jose Phillips
You smell like gravy.
Juan Perez
>sending the message to actresses that an easy way to break into the industry was to do improv or stand up.
this. good god is it obvious
Henry Jones
>There are very funny women in comedy
Where?
Brayden Reyes
it was always obvious Colin was his buttboy he always looked pissed if he had the share the screen with anyone else
Cameron Stewart
you can tell he REALLY hated working with the black guy! he always had this look of disgust on his face like he was about to go into a michael richards rant at any moment
Gavin Brown
He liked Cathy.
Aaron Martinez
that chick wasnt funny but i remember thinking she was kinda cute in a "your friends hot mom" kind of way
Brayden Reyes
I just love these threads where insecure failures project onto tv characters and actors.
William Collins
Because they were all fucking garbage and he had to get paired with them and carry them.
Remember that episode where Cathy literally didn't have any lines?
Austin Jones
you tell em, girl
Ian Martin
Josie Lawrence from the original UK whose line was probably the only one that ever had any talent.
John Wood
Agreed, she was enjoyable to watch.
Colton Carter
>Remember that episode where Cathy literally didn't have any lines?
Not that I doubt you, but episode? I'd love to see some cringe
Samuel James
sad, this show aged poorly
Carson Garcia
Whose Line actually has a very autistic and dedicated fanbase that categorizes everything.
Hudson Cox
>Due to the way it was edited, Kathy had no lines in this episode.
OH NO NO NO NO
I wonder what her comedy was? VAGINA
Parker Davis
Here is the obligatory "Have Sex."
Luke Bennett
He knows hes gonna have to do all the heavy lifting.
Ryder Sullivan
Because he's forced to work with females.
Cooper Wilson
>insecure
Red time come in honey?
Grayson Myers
based
Brayden Mitchell
in the distant past
Luke Evans
Such as?
Kevin Miller
Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Joan Rivers, Lucille Ball, there's probably a couple more, but that's everyone I can think of
Leo Collins
I agree with half of your names, at least in stand-up, Joan Rivers and Lucille Ball. So is this a 50% of 50%? Are we now at 25% of female comedians are prepared for their fame when they receive it?
Benjamin Allen
Personally, I like all the people I named, but I omitted a very significant number of currently acting female comedians (Amy Schumer, Sarah Silverman, Leslie Jones, as examples) so I'd take your conclusion and say less than 25%. But there's also bad male comedians so who knows how that compares
Juan Carter
>Joan Rivers
>Lucille Ball
>Carol Burnett
>Gilda Radner
only ladies that I ever thought were earnest comedians worth respecting because they were legitimately funny
Michael Green
only one of those is known for stand up
no idea if poehler can write