LAUGH & RESIST

Steve Martin invents weird.

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A century of people saying the wrong thing.

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Fake news before it was cool.

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Comedy’s therapy session, unfiltered.

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How America learned to ‘yes, and.’

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Make it up. Mean it anyway.

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Stand-up, fall down, get famous.

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Feminism in shoulder pads and punchlines.

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Martin Short: chaos in a bow tie.

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Grammar, meet neurosis.

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Tradwife influencer wakes up in 1855. Not what she advertised.

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The reluctant messiah refuses

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War’s dumbest logic, perfectly told.

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Trauma, time travel, and tinfoil hats.

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Death, media, and supermarket dread.

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Spin doctors gone feral.

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America’s racial absurdity, roasted.

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Apocalypse with eyeliner and tea.

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How to break the internet on purpose.

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Cursed on his wedding night. The cure is everything.

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he devil visits Soviet Moscow. Nobody notices.

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A paranoid patriarch convinced the British are out to get him.

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Everyone wants to kill General Zia. Someone succeeds.

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A Murri woman comes home to save her family's land from a prison.

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A journalist abandons his life for an injured hare.

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Occupation, curfew, and a very demanding mother-in-law.

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An Iranian family in California. Dad is an eternal optimist.

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She loves her convenience store job. Society has a problem with that.

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Mixed-race under apartheid. Illegal. Somehow funny.

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The reluctant messiah refuses

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A dissolute Nobel laureate accidentally becomes the face of clean energy.

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Hitler wakes up in 2011. Gets a TV show. Goes viral.

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A religion built on lies. A substance that ends the world. Both feel true.

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The last Estonian who talks to snakes watches his world end.

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