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After Lately: Chelsea Lately's show after the show

Tuesday, April 5, 2011



At first, I thought, just how much funny material can Chelsea Lately produce?

Can the much-adored Chelsea and her team really pull off a show about the planning of their show?

Turns out they can.

Granted, you need to be a fan of Ms Handler and her partucular brand of humour to appreciate more of the same vulgar madness... guilty as charged.

It's the E! channel's first-ever "mocku-series" called After Lately, on every Tuesday for the next few weeks at 11pm on E!

The cast of 'characters' include her trusty mini sidekick Chuy Bravo; the sarcastic Sarah Colonna; red-headed Brad Wollack; 'playboy' comedian Chris Franjola; the 'media whore' Heather McDonald; the awkward Jeff Wild; the skinny hipster Johnny Kansas; bagel-loving Steve Marmalstein; and Chelsea’s older live-in brother, Roy.

In addition to the regular cast above, After Lately will also feature Handler’s big-time celebrity friends (Reese Witherspoon played a superb part as herself last week), and other popular roundtable mainstays and additional staff members... probably coerced.

After Lately is co-executive produced by Chelsea Handler, with Brad Wollack serving as a co-executive producer.

After Lately screens every Tuesday for the next few weeks on at 11pm on E! available on Foxtel and Austar.

If you're easily offended, don't read this...

Wednesday, October 27, 2010











Modern Toss: for years I've enjoyed the antics of this mad British duo - I'd read one of their animated, filthy language-filled books during magazine deadline with my work buddy Hannah Hempenstall in such hysterics, we actually had to be 'separated' and told to get back to work.

And recently I got the chance to interview the nutty twosome behind the witty, crude antics for awesome digital mag WordyMofo.

You can read this here. If swearing offends you, don't go there... but I encourage you to. Editor of WordyMofo Michael Adams interviews my comedic hero Joel McHale (from E!'s The Soup) and the entire issue is pretty damn impressive.

See the Modern Toss piece here:

And the whole freakin' amazing issue here:

I am a real fan of obscene humour and Modern Toss fits the bill. For more, see:

And on this post are some fine examples of Modern Toss's razor sharp wit - the cleaner ones, but no less hilarious.