It. Here is a short audio snippet of showrunner and writer Alec Sulkin talking about what they look for in a comedy writer when hiring for Family Guy. Certainly what I look for in a script or in somebody's Twitter feed or Instagram, wherever they're showing their comedy, you just want to see something that's original and that feels like it honestly comes from that person
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 3:11
If you grew up in the Black Church, no matter what denomination, you likely came across some of the things that he jokes about, and it's funny. But now that he has gained a wider audience, his comedy has shifted into a wide range of topics, and it's not so much about church anymore. And some of his things now because he's trying to appease larger audience is funny. Like tears rolling down my eyes funny
Parth Chandna
@Bravuras · 0:14
First of all, thank you for listening and sharing such a wonderful perspective on the topic. I totally relate to you in some aspects, and I'm glad that you found this snippet useful. Have a great day
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:39
Such good advice he gave. So important to know what your voice is and your emperor moth. And make sure you hone that before you start mimicking the world. And it's so much more satisfying when someone says, God, that's so you. I love that phrase. Whether it's something I'm wearing or something I'm saying or something I've done. Wow, that's so you. And he really nails that
Parth Chandna
@Bravuras · 0:09
Thank you so much for listening and sharing such wonderful feedback. I'm glad you found it useful. Have a great day