Skip the football this Thanksgiving and gather around the TV for some hilarious holiday viewing! This list of 10 streaming shows, from classic sitcoms to modern comedies, offers a perfect blend of heartwarming moments and gut-busting laughter to complement your Thanksgiving feast.
The Rise of the Golden Idol, the sequel to the acclaimed The Case of the Golden Idol, takes the brain-bending puzzle game to a whole new level of absurdity. This time, instead of focusing on cunning murderers, the game dives into the chaotic world of clueless characters trying to wield the power of a mysterious artifact. With new gameplay mechanics, stunning visuals, and a laugh-out-loud story, The Rise of the Golden Idol delivers a fresh and engaging experience that elevates the original game in every way.
Social media star Kusha Kapila has blocked comedian Samay Raina on Instagram after he made controversial jokes about her divorce from Zorawar Ahluwalia during a roast show. Raina’s jokes, including calling Kapila a ‘gold-digger’ and making comments about her dog, were deemed ‘dehumanizing’ by Kapila, who expressed her disappointment over the incident.
Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe sparked outrage at former President Donald Trump’s New York rally after he made a joke comparing Puerto Rico to a ‘floating island of garbage.’ The Trump campaign swiftly distanced itself from the remark, while the comedian doubled down on his controversial statement.
Louis Garrel’s ‘L’Innocent’ is a refreshingly original French comedy that blends romance, heist sequences, and witty situational humor. Set in the captivating backdrop of Lyon, the film boasts a stellar cast, a captivating storyline inspired by real events, and a soundtrack that echoes the vibrant energy of the 1980s. Discover why ‘L’Innocent’ is a must-watch cinematic gem that showcases the brilliance of French filmmaking.
While the fall TV season is in full swing, Hulu offers a treasure trove of underrated shows that deserve a spot on your watchlist. This month, we highlight ‘English Teacher,’ a quirky comedy that tackles identity and relationships, ‘Hell on Wheels,’ a gritty Western with complex characters, and ‘Moonlighting,’ a classic rom-com that redefined network television.
Netflix’s ‘It’s What’s Inside’ is a unique blend of comedy and psychological thriller that will leave you questioning everything. With a cast of fresh talent, a body-swapping device, and a thought-provoking exploration of friendship and identity, this movie is a smart and engaging watch.
‘Saturday Night’ takes viewers behind the scenes of the very first episode of ‘Saturday Night Live,’ showcasing the frantic energy and clashing personalities that led to the show’s iconic debut. The film features a star-studded cast portraying legendary SNL performers and creators, including Lorne Michaels, Chevy Chase, Gilda Radner, and Dan Aykroyd, as they navigate the pressures of bringing a groundbreaking new comedy show to life.
Rajkummar Rao and Triptii Dimri’s latest comedy, ‘Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video’, has hit the screens, eliciting a mixed bag of reactions from audiences. While some are praising the film for its humor and performances, others find it lacking in originality and creativity.
HBO’s ‘The Franchise’ is a darkly comedic series that takes a hard look at the behind-the-scenes chaos of modern superhero movie production. With its sharp wit and insider knowledge, the show critiques the industry’s obsession with brand management and corporate synergy at the expense of creativity and quality. Featuring a talented cast led by Himesh Patel and Daniel Brühl, ‘The Franchise’ is a hilarious and thought-provoking commentary on the state of Hollywood.
