Show Me the Funny
Synopsis
Bob Mac discusses Colin's laughter issues while reviewing The New Yorker caption contest entries.
Synopsis
Bob Mac, the cartoon editor of The New Yorker magazine, introduces a segment of the Cartoon Lounge focused on Colin's uncontrollable laughter triggered by the caption contest entries. Colin reviews thousands of submissions, selecting around 50 or 60 for further evaluation. The process involves using Survey Monkey for editors to rate the humor of each entry, categorizing them as unfunny, somewhat funny, or funny. The episode highlights a specific cartoon by Jack Ziegler, featuring a humorous take on severance packages. Additionally, the segment mentions a collaboration with data science experts from the University of Wisconsin to enhance the caption contest experience. The laughter therapy rehab concept is introduced as a playful solution to Colin's laughter problem, showcasing the lighthearted nature of the contest and the creative process behind it.
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