The funny part of "Last Comic Standing" is not the necessarily show itself -- nor is it the horrible comics they put in the house because they expect them to cause scenes (or because they're friends with the producers) -- but all the backstage drama and behind-the-scenes office politics. Like for instance, the temper tantrum Drew Carey threw when he found out his votes as a judge didn't matter. I.e, the irony of Anthony Clark becoming the host this season after joining Drew in storming off the set when he was a judge last time around. Or perhaps former host Jay Mohr being credited as a consultant after becoming persona non grata at NBC for badmouthing the network on his website. Funniest of all is of course how NBC pretty much shitcanned the show two years ago, refusing to even air the finale (opting instead to replace it with reruns of a different show they shitcanned two weeks later), after forcing the producers to rush-produce a mutated version that drove the audience away, and now finding NBC so utterly desperate as to go grovelling back to the same producers to give them more of it.
Yes, it is a terrible show (what would anyone expect from the guy who brought you "Saved by the Bell?") but its badness is what makes it entertaining to me. Fat, sassy, sexually pent-up, black mamas like Roz? Not so much.
