In a video clip from an interview he gave Joe Rogan, Patel describes someone’s belief he was not “entitled” to make a certain joke. This happens often on Archer, where the main cast's fuckups will often lead to background characters dying in hilarious ways.

This is often stated, with great certainty, by an older white man who has made a career out of jokes about women drivers, bad airline food and racial stereotypes. Or maybe going to a club where they have two rooms, one playing Scandinavian Death Metal and the other playing Wham! Murder Mystery 2' follows the hit Netflix film from 2019 in which Sandler's detective and his wife become embroiled in a whodunnit on holiday. Dead Like Me features a lot of these — the main cast of Psychopomps specialize in those who die by accident or homicide, so the contrived circumstances of the demise tend to be played for comedy relief. Two or three episodes (depending on how you interpret the Gainax Ending of "Bloodcorn") end with The End of the World as We Know It Played for Laughs.

Appearing as a guest on Radio 4 panel programme Heresy on Tuesday, Brand riffed on the phenomenon of ‘milkshaking’, in which progressives throw chilled beverages over people they disagree with because when they go low, we go high. His longtime manager Greg Weiss confirmed the news to Variety, saying that he was a “great comic” and “great human being” whom he had known since Nanda was 19 years old. Friedrich Nietzsche’s 1872 study, The Birth of Tragedy, is as much about the decline of classical Athenian culture as it is about the emergence of a particular art form.

The show tried to take things more seriously as time went on, but come season 14, a guy walks into a trap and is blown by a huge bomb with "REDS SUCK" painted on it, and a ship full of soldiers explodes because the vessel's AI misheard "shelf construction" as "self-destruction". The Mary Tyler Moore Show had the episode "Chuckles Bites The Dust", often cited as one of the funniest episodes of any show ever, which rotates around the death of performer Chuckles the Clown in a parade - "He went as Peter the Peanut. You will laugh out loud at THE DEATH OF COMEDY, a collection of humorous essays, plays, and short stories from the mind of Robert O’Connell, author of the novels FLASH MOB, CRUISE MOB,CAMPUS MOB and his first anthology, THE DAY I DRESSED BETTER THAN MY WIFE. Daffy Duck And The Dinosaur" has Daffy, Casper Caveman and Casper's pet dinosaur blown into oblivion after stabbing a giant inflated balloon duck.So does the Affably Evil or Faux Affably Evil villain if they make the audience appreciate the killings they do. Horrible Histories uses this often and even has a recurring sketch, "Stupid Deaths," dedicated to the subject. He made his debut appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers in 2017 and went on to feature on The Late Late Show with James Corden. The gag is each's final line when asked to do it again (each performer is already a devil): "I can only do it once. We live in earnest, sober times, and it’s not surprising that few examples of humor appear in Inside Higher Ed or Times Higher Education or The Chronicle.