The man might have terrible taste in comedy special titles, but it's helped him score on his own little corner of the TV dial.
Comedian Nick Swardson has scored his own sketch comedy series on Comedy Central. The show will hit the air next year and feature a lot of digital shorts and animation, some of which will be based on almost Python-esque "Gay Robot" character. Swardson and Adam Sandler actually shot a pilot for his "Gay Robot" character years ago and thanks to the magic of YouTube, you can also enjoy it. Warning: if you're easily offended by jokes of a sexual nature, please get over yourself and grow a sense of humor before watching it.
Swardson scores sketch series
Posted Oct 29th 2009 6:30PM by Danny Gallagher
Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, Video, Animation, Pickups and Renewals, Reality-Free
Tags: animation, animations, comedy central, ComedyCentral, gay robot, GayRobot, nick swardson, NickSwardson, seriously who farted, SeriouslyWhoFarted, sketch comedy, SketchComedy
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