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SpecialMojo Brookzz’s debut Netflix hour “I Know You Lying” drops Tuesday/
SNLShane Gillis hosts Saturday, with Rosalía as musical guest/
FestivalAtlantic City Comedy Festival takes Boardwalk Hall Oct 9–10/
FestivalMilwaukee Comedy Festival runs all week, Oct 5–11/
PodcastKill Tony #787 with Harland Williams + Jeremiah Watkins is up/
Late NightJon Stewart is back at the Daily Show desk Monday/
Free SpecialKerry Godliman’s “Bandwidth” is free on 800 Pound Gorilla’s YouTube/
NetflixSam Morril’s new hour “Incorrect” is streaming now/
Doc“Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald” lands on Netflix Oct 16/
ClubsBristol’s Blue Ridge Comedy Club closes Oct 30 after five years/
SpecialMojo Brookzz’s debut Netflix hour “I Know You Lying” drops Tuesday/
SNLShane Gillis hosts Saturday, with Rosalía as musical guest/
FestivalAtlantic City Comedy Festival takes Boardwalk Hall Oct 9–10/
FestivalMilwaukee Comedy Festival runs all week, Oct 5–11/
PodcastKill Tony #787 with Harland Williams + Jeremiah Watkins is up/
Late NightJon Stewart is back at the Daily Show desk Monday/
Free SpecialKerry Godliman’s “Bandwidth” is free on 800 Pound Gorilla’s YouTube/
NetflixSam Morril’s new hour “Incorrect” is streaming now/
Doc“Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald” lands on Netflix Oct 16/
ClubsBristol’s Blue Ridge Comedy Club closes Oct 30 after five years/

Sports Spin.

A comedic spin on the day in sports, from the big leagues to the gloriously strange.

3 pieces
  1. Manchester City Lost the 115 Charges Case and Appealed. The Accountants Are Winning the Season

    An independent commission found Manchester City broke the Premier League's financial rules. City says the ruling is full of errors and has appealed. Somewhere a spreadsheet is the most valuable player.
  2. Two Years After Losing 121 Games, the White Sox Are One Win From the ALCS

    Chicago took the first two games of the division series from Cleveland, 3-0 and 4-3. In 2024 they lost more games than any team in modern baseball. Hope is a dangerous thing.
  3. Karl Bushby Walked Around the World for 28 Years. Your Step Count Is Embarrassed

    Karl Bushby left the tip of South America in 1998 to walk around the world. On Monday he swam the English Channel and stepped onto a beach near Dover. Hull is next.