Unless you have a really big computer monitor, A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas, will be the first time you see Todd Strauss-Schulson’s work on the big screen. While all the familiar faces return for the third installment of the franchise, the movie marks the directorial debut for Strauss-Schulson. Strauss-Schulson earned his stripes as a director of short films and sketches right here on the internet. He found success with his signature brand of web videos that combine smartly written sketch comedy with cinematic action.
My Mom always told me that it’s important to be an informed citizen and to follow the news. She also told me that laughter is the best medicine. So with that advice in mind, why get your news from serious places like the New York Times or Meet the Press when you can get all your news from funny places like The Daily Show, Saturday Night Live, or The Onion? You might not know as much, but according to my mom, you probably won’t ever have to go to the doctor. The following list compiles the ten news events/people/ideas that inspired the most comedy in 2010. The rankings look at the number of cultural references across the major comedic outlets, like The Daily Show/Colbert Report, South Park, Saturday Night Live, etc., in combination with the view count and quality of the comedic content. The rankings are in no way scientific and there are some really funny things that happened in 2010 that didn’t make the top 10, like TSA body scanners for one. So please forgive me if you think jokes inspired by the ground zero mosque were way more prevalent in 2010 than jokes inspired by anything on this list.
Chances are good that you're not going to go see Woody Allen’s latest movie, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger. Let’s be honest: it doesn’t exactly look like a return to form for the once universally acclaimed writer, director and actor.
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