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The Owen family's autumn on their Yorkshire Dales farm showcases their resilience as younger children take on demanding tasks while navigating family changes.
After decades away from the stage, Julia Scotti, formerly known as Rick Scotti, returns to comedy as a trans performer known as 'the crazy old lady of comedy.
Every well sometimes, it's Wednesday sometimes, and Bob Mankoff leads a cartoon selection meeting.
Martin Parr, a renowned British documentary photographer, reflects on his 50-year career, blending humor and critique to portray the complexities of modern life.
Kenny Everett reinvents himself as a rugged countryman in rural Sussex, but faces the challenge of returning to London for a press conference.
Amay, Belgium hosts a prestigious cockerel-crowing contest, featuring reigning champion Bartholomew and top breeder Charles Bronkart in a lighthearted report.
Donald Trump's presidency is humorously examined through 50 puns in a video produced by Sam Corbin and Andy Zou for The New Yorker’s Shorts & Murmurs series.
A girl from Newton shares her cartoon captions on Facebook, gaining viral attention and inspiration.
Emma and Colin discuss the latest newsy cartoons from The New Yorker this week.
Bob Mankoff shares cartoons and contest finalists in a Happy New Year episode.
Laughter is 30 times more likely in groups and aids in bonding and recovery.
A pro-Trump artist creates a parody of the movie poster for 'Why Him?' featuring Donald Trump's name, which Bryan Cranston finds amusing yet confusing.
New Yorkers petition for spring to be a yearly event after 2013's delightful season.
A unique performance on the Discovery Channel titled 'A Striptease from Micro Jackson' prompts humorous audience reactions and challenges traditional programming expectations.
Drew Dernavich discusses his transition from fine art to cartooning, describing comics as a more honest form of communication during a talk at The New Yorker Festival.
Adam Conover captions New Yorker cartoons, referencing Michael Pollan and humorously engaging with absurdity.
Adam Scott writes captions for New Yorker cartoons, showcasing his comedic talent.
Amanda Crew and Conan compete to see who has the palest stomach in a humorous segment.
Doyle introduces Tanya McGrath, a fictional fourth wave feminist who embodies a judgmental and humorless perspective on intersectional feminism.
Andy Borowitz critiques the prevalence of superficial news coverage in modern media, highlighting the impact of "no news" on public discourse.
Andy forgets his role on the excellent show, leading to comedic moments with Conan.
Andy Richter shares humorous life hacks involving drinking four beers for various situations.
John Oliver critiques April Fool's Day and its impact on relationships in this segment.
David Remnick hosts a humorous debate on cats versus dogs at The New Yorker Festival.
Ari Shaffir humorously recounts his camping experience and taking The Road Less Traveled.
Adam Khalil, an Ojibway artist, explores the radical potential of irony and humor in addressing trauma and Indigenous futures through innovative filmmaking.
Cory Arcangel, an innovative artist based in Stavanger, Norway, uses digital technologies and humor to challenge perceptions of art and its relationship to contemporary life.
Conan and team create funny songs about audience members, including a Die Hard lookalike.
Cullen Stokes humorously discusses school cartoons and his handwriting struggles in this special.
Jimmy Kimmel orchestrates a series of comedic pranks using backup cameras, transforming mundane situations into unexpected moments of humor.
In Miami, four participants and a pajama-clad driver race beds through the streets, showcasing the humor and excitement of unconventional sports.
A man creates a 'beard of bees' with 5,000 bees swarming over his body in a daring stunt.
A man bites beer cans apart, showcasing his talent on Facebook and amusing viewers.
Tony Bourdain's production team reflects on his candid nature and the challenges he posed, describing him as "our dick" while acknowledging his impact on their work.
'The VAR Room' humorously highlights Video Assistant Referees and is available on Amazon Prime.
Beth Stelling humorously shares her Ohio roots and California life in November's warm weather.
A wacky musical group performs in rubberized costumes, leaving viewers amused and confused.
Bill Burr, a 54-year-old father, reflects on how terms like 'jungle gym' have changed in his daughter's kindergarten experience.
Bill Burr humorously critiques anti-vax conspiracy theories and cultural beliefs.
Clive Anderson and Mary-Ann Ochota answer quirky questions in a fun Mystic Britain game.
Jonas shares his love for traditional Thai music and humorously discusses romance in July 2001.
Cars the Video Game is analyzed through entertaining reviews and gameplay commentary by a group of friends sharing their experiences and insights.
A humorous critique compares the animated films Finding Nemo and Shark Tale, using mirrored footage to emphasize themes of surveillance and creativity.
Pajama Sam navigates his fears of thunder and lightning in a playful adventure that combines humor and valuable life lessons for children.
Pajama Sam 3 concludes the beloved trilogy with a humorous take on healthy eating and self-acceptance, leaving viewers with a memorable experience!
The Bubble Lady showcases her talent for creating intricate soap bubble sculptures, gaining attention on social media platforms like Facebook with a humorous soundtrack.
Viewers debate the existence of dinosaurs and prehistoric crabs in this engaging short video.
Cardboard boat races in Las Cruces, New Mexico, feature participants competing in vessels made entirely of cardboard, showcasing both creativity and humor.
