DiscoverThe History of StandupEp. 04: The 1980’s Comedy Boom
Ep. 04: The 1980’s Comedy Boom

Ep. 04: The 1980’s Comedy Boom

Update: 2018-10-095
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A fast and unexpected proliferation of comedy clubs cover the country. Long Island natives Eddie Murphy and Jerry Seinfeld ascend to legendary status as a growing glut of standup TV programs crowd the airwaves. This is episode 4 of a 6-part series featuring interviews with comedians Margaret Cho, Tig Notaro, and Ritch Shydner.

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Comments (1)

Vlad Levitsky

Really enjoying the pace and historical take on a topic I wouldn't have thought of as needing an academic dissection. But the hosts and the soundbites of hilarity from legendary comedians make me smile like an idiot during my daily commute. Genuinely interesting and has a fascinating element of cause and effect running through the narrative.

Jan 23rd
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Ep. 04: The 1980’s Comedy Boom

Ep. 04: The 1980’s Comedy Boom

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