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Note: "blue" doesn't mean new or in development, but rather dirty, ribald, or adult. http://comedians.about.com/od/glossary/g/bluehumor.htm http://comedians.ab
by karmelapple 11y ago
Note: "blue" doesn't mean new or in development, but rather dirty, ribald, or adult.
http://comedians.about.com/od/glossary/g/bluehumor.htm http://comedians.about.com/od/glossary/g/bluehumor.htm
- justifier 11y agoha! my bad.. i did think it odd that another color was attributed to a work i always heard refered to as 'green' my ignorance revealed my bias still, why hide your material even if it's blue? it's still your material ..or is the argument we need to protect the children?
- slyall 11y agoBecause the comedian will be testing out new jokes that will often push boundaries. Say he tells a joke about race. If he gets a bad reaction from the small crowd then he just won't use the joke again or rework it. He moves onto the next joke in the set. If somebody is recording the show then that offensive joke will get put onto youtube and the headlines will be "XYZ tells racist joke".