girls behaving badly-related stories
Posted Oct 27th 2008 5:12PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Late Night, Industry, Programming, Talk Show, Pickups and Renewals, Reality-Free
Chelsea Lately is the late night talk show that never gets any attention. That's probably because it's on E! and that's probably a network that TV viewers don't think about when they think of late night television, but let's be honest, it's a lot better than
Last Call with Carson Daly (plus it's on a lot earlier). And Chelsea Handler is a genuinely funny person. Her book of comic essays
Are You There, Vodka? It's Me Chelsea is quite good, though I haven't read her first book about all of the one night stands she has had. Sounds funny though. She was also on
Girls Behaving Badly, but we can forgive her for that.
E! has been
impressed with the ratings for Handler's show and they've given it a green light through 2009.
Continue reading Chelsea Lately renewed through 2009
Posted Dec 27th 2006 3:18PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: TV on DVD
Well, OK, I'm a day behind with this. I blame Christmas and lots of food and booze. Looks like it's not a big week for DVD releases anyway:
- Airwolf - Season 2
- Davey and Goliath: The Lost Episodes
- Girls Behaving Badly - Vol. 1
- New Adventures of He-Man - Vol. 1
- Simple Life 4
- Tourgasm
Posted Apr 26th 2006 1:31PM by Anna Johns
Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, Cable, Programming, OpEd

My new favorite program is
The Chelsea Handler Show on E! I laughed myself silly
last weekend when I watched her series premiere. Handler's show is a combination of her stand-up and comedy sketches.
She did a sketch with celebrity impersonators that spoofed Jon Favreau's
Dinner for Five on IFC. She asked the
Tom Cruise impersonator how long it takes alien babies to hatch and wondered whether "that closet you're in locks
from the inside". She also did a hilarious interview with a couple that had a one night stand, and you can see it
here on YouTube (the quality of
the video isn't great). There's
also
video of her stand-up routine at The Hollywood Improv in LA, but warning: it's not clean. Her comedy is
self-deprecating, but also takes some shots at all sorts of minority groups. It's gutsy comedy that ends up being
really funny, yet slightly uncomfortable. The best kind!
Continue reading My new favorite: The Chelsea Handler Show