By: Hank Williams Jr
Hank gets into more hot water as he tries to apologize for comparing Obama to Hitler.
Starring Seth Morris
Written by Seth Morris & Owen Burke
Directed by Owen Burke
Produced by Christin Trogan, Anna Wenger, & Antonia Loverso
Director of Photography & Editor: Ryan Ovadia
Sound: Ryan Kaiser
If these dogs could talk… MORE VIDEOS Tough Year http://bit.ly/1obagle Help! My Girlfriend is Literally Dying http://bit.ly/1haKhKi Stuff from the 90s http://bit.ly/1pRBBbv WRITTEN by Elyse Brandau & Lauren Ireland DIRECTED by Lauren Ireland & Andy Zou SOUND by Nick Chirumbolo PRODUCED by Elyse Brandau and Lauren Ireland EDITED by Lauren Ireland and Elyse Brandau DP: Andy Zou DOGS, IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE: Lauren Ireland (http://lauren-ireland.com) Carl Foreman (http://carlforemanjr.com) Shalyah Evans (https://twitter.com/ShalyahEvans) Matt Starr (http://matthewsstarr.com) Elyse Brandau (http://elysebrandau.com) Becky Chicoine (http://www.beckychicoine.com) Dan Chamberlain (http://chamberlain.tumblr.com) Lily Du (http://lilyorlili.tumblr.com) Brennan Lee Mulligan (http://www.brennanleemulligan.com) David Joseph Craig (http://iamdavidcraig.com) Caroline Cotter (http://www.carolineecotter.com) Sam Schecter (http://www.samanthareececomedy.com) Claire Ayoub (http://www.claireayoub.com) SPECIAL THANKS to John Hockenberry, Jamie Walsh, Emily Ciotti & of course Petco, where the pets go.
The voices of Andy Samberg, Kelsey Grammer, and Key & Peele really set the tone for the adults only R-Rated cut of the new animated film ‘Storks’.
This week’s tweets contain no less than one million-dollar idea.
A ghost hates his new tenants. Written by Charles (Chuck Armstrong & Charlie Stockman) – http://funnyordie.com/charlescomedy Directed by Morgan Grobe for Flerp Films – http://funnyordie.com/flerp Starring: Jeff Allen, Chuck Armstrong, Evan Kubena, Mike Lane, Nunzio Randazzo, and DK Reinemer. Makeup by Jennifer Warwick.
Demetri Martin launches potentially the most important TV show ever of all time, “Important Things with Demetri Martin,” a sketch comedy series premiering on Comedy Central Wednesday, 2/11 at 10:30 p.m.