Don Rickles is getting his own grilling in a special tribute on Spike TV’s One Night Only on May 28. Here, in a 1968 Kraft Music Hall Friars Club broadcast, "The Merchant of Venom" is roasting Johnny Carson...

2014

May

LOUIE MINUS "LOUIE" By Eric Gould

Fans of FX’s Louie might have noticed that creator Louis C.K. has dropped the show's theme "Brother Louie," done by the band Stories in 1973...

2014

May

‘MARON’: LEFT COAST LOUIE RETURNS By Eric Gould

It’s spring, and along with the flowers, a couple of weeds in the form of comedy pariahs have returned. On Monday night, Louie bloomed after a year-long hiatus. On Thursday, it’s Maron’s turn...

2014

May

SAY GOODNIGHT TO A LATE LATE ROBOT AND FOUL-MOUTHED PUPPETS By Eric Gould

NPR's pop culture blog, Monkey See, is running this 13-minute Craig Ferguson "Best Of" tribute now that the late night talk show host has announced he's stepping down from Late Late Show in December. There are many highlights here...

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