Episode 144
Crashing, Season One
Supercontext: an autopsy of media · Charlie Bennett
February 15, 20191h 53mExplicit
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Show Notes
This HBO television show about a standup comedian going through divorce attempts to tackle three big themes: sex, religion and the importance of comedy. We look into Pete Holmes and Judd Apatow's motivations behind-the-scenes, while also asking, "What is its point of view beyond self absorption?"
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Additional Resources:
- How Pete Holmes Morphed His Despair Into Comedy With Crashing
- The Tao of Pete Holmes: HBO's 'Crashing' Creator on Comedy, Sex and God
- How HBO's 'Crashing' Star Pete Holmes Found Salvation — And Judd Apatow
- 'Crashing': Pete Holmes and Judd Apatow on Their HBO Stand-Up Comedy Series
- Pete Holmes Opens Old Wounds in HBO's 'Crashing'
- Pete Holmes on Crashing and Finding God in Filthy Jokes
- Small Screen: Apatow, Holmes offer raw look at HBO's Crashing
- Finally, somebody is updating Crashing for current day
- I'm Sorry But HBO's Crashing Sucks