The Break with Michelle Wolf
★ 5.2 · 2018 · 30m · Comedy
Nobody's safe as Michelle Wolf unapologetically takes aim in this weekly topical show that blends sketches with live comedy and in-studio guests.
Episodes
1. Strong Female Lead24m · In her premiere, Michelle tackles the week's news, debuts a steely movie heroine and joins guest Amber Ruffin to lampoon the pressure to have kids.
2. Be Honest24m · Michelle goofs on the latest happenings on the internet, comes up with new hashtags for the #MeToo movement and welcomes Neal Brennan to "be honest."
3. Bad Opinions25m · Michelle riffs on the headlines, delivers overdue apologies with a sultry twist and visits the eclectic fellow behind The New York Times opinion page.
4. Hate It or Love It28m · Michelle touches on the latest with North Korea, unveils a new snack just for men and sorts out strong feelings with special guest Hannibal Buress.
5. Entertainment Explosion!23m · Michelle makes the best of a rough week in the news, roasts a bunch of shady politicians and rips on sensationalism in TV journalism.
6. Perfect Sports25m · In the wake of being called "unhinged," Michelle takes aim at confident white guys, responds to calls for civility and talks sports with Nick Kroll.
7. How Dare You!?26m · As Michelle commemorates the Fourth of July, she salutes women's rights, gives tips on being a hero and welcomes Seth Meyers to play "How Dare You?"
8. Sincere and Angry24m · Michelle pokes fun at overblown comedy-show desk-segment commentary, shares a tricky new bathroom contraption and gets creeped out at movie night.
9. I Pledge Allegiance30m · After praising Serena Williams, Michelle pledges allegiance to a new country, promotes a new safety product and looks into why people are joining ICE.
10. Wet Boys28m · Michelle talks Billy Joel and crows in a double dose of monologues, promotes a sustainable car fuel and previews the next hit true crime documentary.More Like This
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