Man Up And Add A Tux To

The British Model, Which I've Always Thought Was Great, Is That You Do A Tv Show And Then They Sell It. Then You Can Buy It At The Video Stores Forever, So It Never Went Away. But American Tv Used To Be If You Had A Show And It Got Cancelled, Then It Never Existed. It Was Just This Thing You Heard About And You Couldn't See It Again. There Is Something So Great About Shows Getting Released And People Getting To Watch Them Over And Over Again. It Definitely Takes The Sting Out Of It.

Women's Humor Seems To Be A Little More Supportive. It's Just Kind Of Trying To Make The Other One Laugh Through Funny Voices And Kind Of Talking About Other People. I Respond To That. I Feel Less Like I'm Going To Get Beat Up In A Room Full Of Women Than I Do In A Room Full Of Guys.

As Tempting As It Seems To Wear Tennis Shoes With Your Tux, Don't Do It. I Think It Looks Ridiculous. If You're 14 Years Old, Maybe Give It A Shot. In General, Don't Portray Anything That Says 'i'm Too Cool And I Don't Care.

Wearing A Tuxedo Isn't As Simple As It Sounds. I've Been To A Lot Of Award Shows In Hollywood Over The Years And Have Seen Some Pretty Sad Tuxes. It's Surprisingly Easy To Go Off The Rails.

My Style Of Comedy Is Very Real And Bittersweet, And Sort Of Always On The Verge Of Kind Of Being Tragic.