Just When I Thought There was No Justice: Comedians Redeem Richards
Just When I Thought There was No Justice: Comedians Redeem Richards by Roxanne McDonald
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Michael Richards and comedians the world over may get the last laugh on the hecklers and put the ridiculous fiasco to bed once and for all. |
So Richards (brilliant) used the “n” word [and I have gotten a lot of bitching out over that one. So Andy Dick (hilarious) tried to do a play on plays by doing the very same thing on the very same stage—sixteen times (for which he was fined $320). So Damon Wayans (yummy and funny) has resuscitated the word in honor.
But post-modernism meets the absurd, finally, as (according to the awesome Levine Breaking News, LBN)
comics band together in Los Angeles to “address the issue” at Comedy Union. The club, reports LBN, “will host an ‘all-black comedian’ ‘N-Athon’…with a lineup including Chris Rock’s brother, Tony Rock, and host Rodney Perry.
Now the funnies will fly, the emotions will roll, and the tears will maybe even flow. But I bet you something: I bet that one, the hecklers to Michael Richards set that night at Laugh Factory won’t show up, and two, if they did have the nuts to show, will surely NOT be heckling. They woudn’t dare. Or would they?
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