KOMIKER is sparkling, razor-sharp and clever entertainment from the fastest moped on the comedy scene, Lasse Rimmer. At a breakneck pace, Rimmer engages in a linguistic clinch with patties and helping hands, bad boys and psycho bitches, Frederik Fetterlein's leather jackets and racist rides, session doctors and testicle fondling, defiant older feminists with food in the corner of their mouths, and how difficult it is for parents to call a sofa a sofa. Alongside the likes of Mick Øgendahl, Jan Gintberg and Frank & Casper, Lasse Rimmer was nominated for “Comedian of the Year” at the 2012 Zulu Comedy Gala for “COMEDIAN”. Now you can see why in your own living room. You can look forward to it.
KOMIKER is sparkling, razor-sharp and clever entertainment from the fastest moped on the comedy scene, Lasse Rimmer. At a breakneck pace, Rimmer engages in a linguistic clinch with patties and helping hands, bad boys and psycho bitches, Frederik Fetterlein's leather jackets and racist rides, session doctors and testicle fondling, defiant older feminists with food in the corner of their mouths, and how difficult it is for parents to call a sofa a sofa. Alongside the likes of Mick Øgendahl, Jan Gintberg and Frank & Casper, Lasse Rimmer was nominated for “Comedian of the Year” at the 2012 Zulu Comedy Gala for “COMEDIAN”. Now you can see why in your own living room. You can look forward to it.
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Discover for the first time on DVD, the video pirate at the Zenith of Elie Kakou. An original show in an overexcited atmosphere with amazing choreographies, a surprise visit from Michel Drucker and parodies of Elie's sketches by the "Compagnie des Sales Gosses".
John Mulaney relays stories from his childhood and "SNL," eviscerates the value of college and laments getting older in this electric comedy special.
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