T.J. Miller will host "The Gorburger Show," an apolitical talk show where he'll talk to guests "about being a human being" and "about being an American, but not with a political bent." Is that a thing anyone is still capable of doing?

Alec Baldwin has been handling the unfortunately necessary Donald Trump impression on Saturday Night Live to great success, but a lesser-known Trump impression is about to get its due. Anthony Atamanuik's Trump is incredible, and Comedy Central is bringing us more of it with the newly announced President Show.

Abbi Jacboson and Ilana Glazer want to you know that you look good and that they're still making Broad City.

Thursday night marks the final airing of The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore after Comedy Central announced publicly on Monday that the show had been canceled.

After four years at The Daily Show, Jessica Williams is graduating to her own series.

Meet Jake, a service droid who's been making appearances at the Star Wars Launch Bay in Disneyland.

The commercial for a fake board game, made by Comedy Central, is a bit simplistic but it makes the point that it set out to do. That Privilege board game mentioned at the end sounds a lot easier.

If Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and South Park have always been better than almost anyone in the business at exactly one thing, it’s preventative self-defense. So it was with an ever-optimistic sense of “maybe they’re building to something I just don’t see yet” that I watched as the show’s most recent season play out with something feeling consistently … “off.” The characters, the creators (speaking through them), the philosophy, and the voice of the show suddenly sound so very old.

Last night Trevor Noah had the difficult task of lampooning GOP responses to the San Bernadino shooting, the fourth mass shooting he's addressed on-air since his tenure at the Daily Show began just over two months ago.

Brown's scheduled visit had understandably "caused some controversy" among staff at the Comedy Central show.

You ever wonder if Neil deGrasse Tyson uses that massive intellect of his to get out of arguments by just confusing people?

I'm not saying it's perfect they used Kanye West's "POWER" for the ad. But I'm not not saying that.

21 Jump Street is about to have a major pube situation.

One person's voice was noticeably absent from all the commotion last week over the new Daily Show host's Twitter activity: current Daily Show host/institution, Jon Stewart. The show came back from its break last night, and Stewart finally got the chance to address concern over Trevor Noah.

That's an interesting way to put it. If anyone was looking for a retraction or an apology, I wouldn't hold my breath.

Welp, that was fast: following the announcement yesterday that Trevor Noah would be taking over The Daily Show for Jon Stewart, the South-African comedian quickly became the subject of controversy for his history of tweeting terribly offensive (not to mention un-funny) jokes.

Hip-hop artist Jean Grae, comedian Mike Lawrence, Angela: Asgard's Assassin artist Phil Jimenez, and Marvel’s director of content and character development Sana Amanat showed up on Comedy Central's The Nightly Show to talk about the pushback against comics' move toward inclusivity and racial and gender diversity.