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This is not to say that even the most anodyne jokes are apolitical.
Even a lack of agenda is a tacit agenda.
This weeks late-night offerings went all over the place on the spectrum of mean-spiritedness.
Theycelebrated the Knicks first winon Thursday and called writer Josh Gondelmans comically oversize Celtics jersey a hate crime.
But things really got heated when they discussed the new non-invasive birth control for men.
COSO is an ultrasound gadget that blasts ones balls to temporary sterility, it appears.
How is one supposed to get ones balls in this sound bath?
How should one hover as the three-minute sperm obliteration process takes place?
You are tea-bagging a Bose speaker, there has got to be a better way.
We are no longer tethered by the Mans conception of time!
Youcansay whatever you want.
The problem is that people are going to hear it.
Its boxed wines time to shine, baby!
Corden had demanded something Tubular Bells-like from keyboardist Steve Scalfati, and no one knew what that meant.
So he put his phone up to his lapel mic and played it on speaker.
For what felt like years.
Scalfati eventually delivered the tubular goods, and then there were jokes.
But I was already vibing so hard they didnt matter.
A few weeks back, the show pointed out multiple car commercials featuring a dealer in a pickle costume.
This dealer would invariably say a doctor had advised him to chill out or hed die.
Apparently, someone is writing model car commercials the way conservative think tanks writemodel anti-choice legislation.
Well, John Oliver can fix one of those!
Just start engraving the Emmy now.
