Joe Piscopo — Happy Place — It Turns Out the Naming Rights! Membership Option Was For Real and Someone Is Now Five Hundred Bucks Poorer Presents Nat

The Infinite Ick of Joe Piscopo's "Kimberley" and Benny Mardones' "Into the Night"

Joe Piscopo wrote and performed a song celebrating his sexual relationship with an 18-year-old babysitter. It did not go well.

The Big WhoopNathan RabinMay 2, 2024Joe Piscopo, Benny Mardones, creepy

Chuck Norris is a Weird God Figure in the Unspeakably Awful Action-Comedy Sidekicks

You generous bastards made me watch the movie that continued Chuck Norris' vicious assault—on our funnybones—with yellow face from bad guy Joe Piscopo. Tasteful yellow face.

Control Nathan RabinNathan RabinFebruary 13, 2023Chuck Norris, Cannon, action, Jonathan Brandis, Joe Piscopo

Control Nathan Rabin #4.0 128: Star Trek: the Next Generation: "The Outrageous Okona" and "Sub Rosa"

One of you kind weirdoes paid me to watch the episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation where Beverly Crusher becomes sexually obsessed with an 800 year old Scottish ghost and Joe Piscopo teaches Data about comedy.

Control Nathan Rabin 4.0Nathan RabinSeptember 21, 2020Star Trek, Patrick Stewart, Joe Piscopo, television, science fiction

Exploiting our Archives: Assault With a Dead Weapon Case File #149/My Year of Flops II #46 Dead Heat (1988)

It’s Lethal Weapon meets Tales from the Crypt, only shitty, in 1988’s Dead Heat, a spooktacularly disappointing zombie buddy cop horror comedy from Shane Black’s brother.

The Big Squeeze Day Thirty-Three: "This Is The Life" from Dare To Be Stupid and the Johnny Dangerously soundtrack

He's an upwardly mobile dude!

Sub-Cult #8/Danny DeVito Month: Johnny Dangerously (1984)

It turns out there’s more to Amy Heckerling’s cult 1984 gangster comedy Johnny Dangerously than just “Weird Al” Yankovic’s terrific title tune.

My World of Flops Pisco-No-Go Case File #155 Wise Guys (1986)

Danny DeVito month kicks off with a Brian De Palma-directed comedy starring Joe Piscopo and Captain Lou Albano from the writer of Midnight Run that’s just as bad as its reputation suggests.