Last Thursday on Last Comic Standing, the top 5 finalists chosen by America‘s votes went into a final showdown to determine who will win the $250,000 grand prize, the exclusive talent deal with NBC, a brand new Honda Pilot, a starring appearance in Jubilee! at Bally‘s Las Vegas and the coveted crown as the last comic standing. 

Last week, Last Comic Standing revealed the top 5 finalists chosen by America‘s votes.  Tonight, we will finally learn who among Jeff Dye

Last week, the top 8 finalists traveled to the Playboy Mansion and were met by Last Comic Standing host Bill Bellamy, who explained the rules for their final challenge.  Each finalist was asked to write his or her own original bedtime story based around a title supplied by producers, which they would be reading to

God‘s Pottery certainly was an interesting choice to add to the list of finalists on this season‘s Last Comic Standing.  The show has never taken a comedy duo to the finals and standup audiences have not seen anything like Gideon and Jeremiah, who preach to today‘s youth about the powerful love of Jesus.  They were not greeted so warmly by the other comedians and didn‘t seem too upset when Esther Ku called them out to perform against her on last week‘s episode.  Jeremiah and Gideon are always in character but

Though she may seem young, this wasn‘t Esther Ku‘s first time trying out for Last Comic Standing.  She actually first auditioned during season 1 but the talent scouts felt that she didn‘t have enough experience to land a spot on the show.  Season 6 proved be the lucky one for Ku and she made the final 12, getting to showcase her standup on national television for millions of viewers.  Unfortunately, she only lasted a week and was knocked out early by fellow comedian

After a series of auditions in various cities including New York, Los Angeles, Nashville, Houston, and Miami, among others, plus a semi-final round held in Las Vegas, Nevada,

With the sixth season of NBC’s Last Comic Standing premiering a couple of weeks ago, we have host Bill Bellamy speaking about what else is up and coming in the wacky stand-up comedy-meets-reality series.

The sixth edition of NBC‘s Last Comic Standing officially went off the ground Thursday, with Bill Bellamy back in command as host for a second straight season.  One thing that was different was the addition of the segment called “Last Comic Driving.”

Stand-up comedy is unfathomably difficult.  I know this because about 99% of all stand-up comedians are terrible.  I laugh easily, and it‘s hard to find a theatrical comedy that I won‘t squeeze at least a few chuckles out of, but watching stand-up comedy, for me, is often painful. 

Last Comic Standing is back for a sixth run.  The search for the next funny-man/woman begins anew Thursday at 9:30pm on Global and NBC.  Bill Bellamy (formerly of