“Normally, whenever I’m doing a show, I like to find out what people do for a living. Should there be a zombie apocalypse — which there will be — I want to find out if their skills are applicable,” ...
As part of its apparent new, “Fuck it, let’s just give all the Nerdist people a show and go hit up happy hour” programming model, Comedy Central has ordered a pilot for a comedy/variety/magic show ...
BAERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Chris Hardwick has been hosting shows – from talk to game – for more than 30 years. Those programs have included the two-time Emmy Award–winning Comedy Central series ...
NEW YORK: BBC America has signed Chris Hardwick to host the channel’s new Saturday night comedy block, Ministry of Laughs, along with committing to a pilot/special based on the comedian’s hit Nerdist ...
“What’s going on Huntington?” he asked, and was subsequently greeted with a raucous applause. He went on to interact well with the crowd, and he praised the venue for being “amazing” and “gorgeous.” ...
Best known for his work on the two-time Emmy Award-winning Comedy Central show @midnight, Chris Hardwick will be delivering jokes in Spokane this weekend. Hardwick, who lives in Los Angeles, has worn ...
Last Night on Late Night: Chris Rock: YouTube Killed the Comedy StarPlus: Will Ferrell fiercely defended his bedroom skills, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
BBC AMERICA has signed comedian, writer and web pundit Chris Hardwick to host the channel's new Saturday night comedy block, Ministry of Laughs, and has committed to a pilot/special based on ...
Comedy Central has unveiled details of a new late-night comedy competition produced by Funny Or Die. The show will feature a rotating lineup of comedians who compete to decide who has the funniest ...
NBC has commissioned six episodes of The Awesome Show, a new series hosted, developed and executive produced by Chris Hardwick that will showcase groundbreaking scientific and technological advances.
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