Here's Community star Alison Brie on the latest episode of Paul F. Tompkins's excellent web series Speakeasy. Tompkins talks to her about GIFs, Dungeons & Dragons, Nathan Fillion, her cover band, Community, Mad Men, and tons of others stuff that's fun to talk to Alison Brie about.
Real-life friends Patton Oswalt and Paul F. Tompkins sat down for a wide-ranging barroom chat for Tompkins's weekly MadeMan.com web series "Speakeasy." The duo, who go way back to their Mr. Show days in the mid-90s, talk about Oswalt wanting to dial down his stand-up touring so he can focus on his family, why he won't be releasing a Louis C.K.-style special any time soon, and his review of a metalcore album, which is hilarious and worth a read if you haven't seen it yet.
Here's the latest episode of Paul F. Tompkins's web talk show Speakeasy with guest Rob Delaney. As with everything Paul F. Tompkins puts out, it's charming, classy, hilarious, and well worth your time.
The latest episode of Paul F. Tompkins's "Speakeasy," his weekly web series for MadeMan.com, dropped yesterday, and in it, he sat down with Robot Chicken's Seth Green for a sophisticated barroom chat. The highlight comes at the top, when Tompkins relives Green's short stint as a teenage stand-up comedian with him. Apparently, in the late 80s, a young Seth Green gave stand-up comedy a shot, and he happened to perform at a Philadelphia open mic that comedy newcomer Paul F. Tompkins was hosting. Green says he's thankful that no footage from his stand-up days have survived, but somebody out there has to have a video, right? Come on, internet! [...]
The two fanciest dressers in comedy, Aziz Ansari and Paul F. Tompkins, sat down for a barside chat for Tompkins's web talk show "Speakeasy" today. It's a nice long conversation between two very funny dudes that goes deep into each of their stand-up processes and Ansari's history as a comedian, and of course, they talk a lot about the world's finest suits.
Is this the best? Or is THE BEST? I could watch Zach say, "I'm like, 'This is a good joke'" on loop for rest of my life or for 15 minutes, whichever's shorter. Not to mention, we learn about bees and blueberries and the relationship between bees and blueberries and beeswax. Also, how do you use rich people's routing numbers to steal their drunken trilogy money?
