TV Series1989 · HBO · Ended · 30 min
A series spotlighting 55 of America's prime standup comics, caught in the act, usually at the Vic Theatre in Chicago. Each edition showed a single performer working an enthusiastic live audience. The fact that the broadcasts were made for screening by cable company HBO ensured that the comedians could be liberal with their vocabulary and choice of subject matter.
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Judy Tenuta
1 episode
Joy Behar
1 episode
Blake Clark
1 episode
Kevin Pollak
1 episode
Rita Rudner
1 episode
Bill Maher
2 episodes
Paula Poundstone
1 episode
Dom Irrera
2 episodes
Barry Sobel
1 episode
Ellen DeGeneres
2 episodes
Allan Havey
2 episodes
Damon Wayans
Self
1 episode
Colin Quinn
1 episode
Robin Harris
1 episode
Mike Binder
1 episode
Charles Fleischer
1 episode
Bobby Slayton
1 episode
Rick Overton
1 episode
Rick Aviles
1 episode
Susie Essman
1 episode
Taylor Negron
1 episode
Martin Lawrence
1 episode
Jimmy Tingle
1 episode
Cathy Ladman
1 episode
George Wallace
1 episode
Bill Hicks
1 episode
Norm Macdonald
1 episode
Brian Haley
1 episode
Michael Colyar
1 episode
Mario Joyner
1 episode
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