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Ravi Patel seeks his family's help in navigating the traditional Indian matchmaking process to find a suitable wife.
Troy James Hurtubise tests his homemade grizzly-proof suit against Canada's grizzly bears, blending humor and bravery in a unique exploration of human ingenuity.
Over fifty comedians from the US, Canada, Britain, and Australia discuss whether misery is a prerequisite for humor in this 2015 documentary.
Bill Hicks, a prominent comedian from Valdosta, Georgia, is remembered for his incisive social commentary and the impact of his work before his death from cancer in 1994.
Jeff and Kelly share their heartfelt stories of obsession with 80's pop icon Tiffany, blending humor and sensitivity to explore the roots of their passion.
Older comedians share their journeys and laughter in stand-up comedy, proving age is just a number.
Gene Ray's unconventional theory, presented on a quirky website in the late 1990s, spirals into chaos as it gains unexpected viral attention.
A group of friends achieves remarkable popularity by creating gaming videos online, but their greatest challenge lies in overcoming their own internal conflicts.
Bill Nye's approach to science and entertainment is examined through his show, highlighting its cultural impact and the intersection of science and politics.
Jonny Kennedy, facing terminal illness, documents his final months filled with personal milestones and reflections on life, love, and mortality.
Comedy serves as a vital force for healing, as performers reflect on its role in helping society cope with the aftermath of September 11.
Calvin & Hobbes, a beloved comic strip created by Bill Watterson, continues to resonate with fans decades after its conclusion, highlighting its lasting cultural impact.
Nina Conti navigates grief and identity through ventriloquism, reviving her late mentor's puppets in a blend of humor and poignant reflection.
Human consumption habits are critically examined through a satirical lens, highlighting their role in environmental degradation and potential paths to redemption.
Nearly 500 ventriloquists and their puppets gather annually at the world's largest convention, showcasing talent from seasoned performers to enthusiastic newcomers.
Company car drivers reveal how their vehicles symbolize status and identity, sharing secrets and stories from their unique automotive community.
Matty Matheson takes on the role of national correspondent, humorously engaging with Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the media during a campaign trail.
An 800-mile round trip is made each month by Sue Bourne to visit her mother, Ethel, who lives in a nursing home while battling Alzheimer's disease.
Wolves search for chocolate biscuits after a day of filming in the Arctic wilderness.
Mystery Guests take center stage as Creature faces a meltdown at Andy Mac's race track, while Gravette surprises everyone with an unexpected twist.
A middle-aged American woman reflects on her identity after years of being known for having the largest breasts in the room.
Harry Harrison, a celebrated rhymester and comedian, captures the essence of the Black Country's industrial life through his unique poetry and humor in local pubs.
Stan Laurel was born on June 16, 1890, in a house on Argy Street in Lancashire, England, where his comedic legacy began.
Lavatories, often dismissed in humor, are celebrated for their design and history, highlighting Britain's plumbing pioneers and the artistry of the water closet.
John Challis visits Belgrade, Serbia, where he learns about the show's popularity and its role in providing laughter during difficult times.
Two clown doctors deliver medical equipment and humor to a Kabul hospital struggling with malnutrition and dysentery affecting thousands of children.
Iryna Terekhova, a retiree from Chernihiv, finds hope and resilience through an unexpected friendship with comedian Vasyl Baidak as they rebuild her war-torn home.
Washing up rituals reveal a spectrum of emotions and attitudes, from a child's aversion to chores to a professional's musical approach in a bustling cafe.
Sophie Scott in London reveals how laughter strengthens social bonds and reduces stress.
Becky Holmes receives an unsolicited d**k pic on her birthday and responds by convincing the sender he has a serious medical condition.
Ronnie's repo antics at a beauty pageant and a carnival ride threaten to derail Bobby's first date with Cassie while sparking memories of his dog Repo.
Jonathan, a once-celebrated comedian, receives support from iconic friends to reignite his passion for comedy and artistry.
Jared Thompson seeks the next big comedy star among Open Mic performers in Bloomington.
In 2019, social media penetration rates in Eastern, Southern, and Southeast Asia ranked as the top three in the world.
Frank trains rigorously for the World Stone Skimming Championships on Easdale Island, aiming to make County Durham proud in this light-hearted competition!
Devoted fans have established a church honoring Diego Maradona, featuring a statue in the Boca Juniors museum and exploring his complex legacy through interviews and events.
Big' Ron Atkinson, a footballing cult figure, shares candid moments with his eclectic friends and showcases humorous bloopers from his 1998 VHS profile.
Johannesburg, South Africa's largest city, is portrayed through a blend of humor and insightful observations, offering a unique snapshot of urban life today.
Christopher Ullman, a four-time International Whistling Champion, shares his talent to connect with diverse individuals, including politicians and special needs children.
Richwine's Burgerville in Polson, Montana, has been grinding meat for burgers since February 1972, continuing a family tradition of food and service.
A female comedian explores her personal connection to sex work while using humor to navigate the complexities of the sex trade.
Motty, a charismatic sports commentator, brings his unique flair to the world of sports broadcasting, captivating audiences with his energetic style!
Celebrity perspectives and blunt humor explore the complex motivations behind infidelity, challenging perceptions of cheating in relationships.
A man's contemplation of joining Facebook sparks conversations with various individuals, revealing the platform's impact on personal connections and privacy.
Celebrity couples, including Freddie Flintoff and Joan Collins, candidly share their relationship annoyances and pet peeves in this revealing three-part series.
A Welsh clown returns to a tsunami-ravaged Sri Lankan village to bring joy and laughter to survivors, highlighting resilience amidst devastation.
An exploration of the cultural and historical roots of the stereotype surrounding the gay voice, featuring insights from various linguistic experts and pop culture references.
