Sketchy Sluts squirt out sex comedy with new web series
From the self-identified “sluts” who brought you Shit Blowjobs Say comes a new web series.
Based out of Vancouver and Los Angeles, the Sketchy Sluts are comedians Andrea Landes, Alison Kowalchuk, Jennifer Zechmeister, and Tijana Popovic.
In their press release, the “all female slut comedy group” states: “Without fear of being judged, the Sketchy Sluts have created their own distinct brand of comedy that demands to be watched. It’s funny, sexy, and most of all, smart. Like a scantily clad high-class hooker on a lit-up street, you just can’t help but meet their gaze.”
Episode 1 of the Sketchy Sluts' campy web series debuted today (June 11). Five more episodes will apparently be “cumming” on Mondays.
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Comments
25 Comments
M.G. Stevens
Jun 11, 2012 at 6:59pm
If women were like men - ugh!
Herb
Jun 11, 2012 at 7:10pm
Yaawwwwn. You call this funny?
violet9ish
Jun 11, 2012 at 8:44pm
what. on earth. has the internet done to us?
*facepalm*
lowest common denominator.
Jared
Jun 11, 2012 at 10:40pm
Boring. Not clever. Not funny. No more please.
Con_con
Jun 12, 2012 at 12:45am
LoT's of trolls under this bridge. These gals rool.
Free Speech
Jun 12, 2012 at 10:22am
Women ARE like men; they just don't get the chance to express that raunchy side of themselves because society says that even in comedy, women should be proper and feminine. It's 2012 people.
Dev
Jun 12, 2012 at 11:44am
@ Free Speech. It is 2012. Correct. Does that mean that raunchy women have to be dull and come off as trying too hard because that's what this is. Except M.G's comment, no one here is saying that women shouldn't be raunchy. We'd simply love to see raunchy AND funny. When you self proclaim that this is a "distinct brand of comedy that demands to be watched" and describe your show as "funny, sexy and most of all, smart" - well, you'd better live up to it. Most people here commenting here apparently don't agree and that about sums it up.
Free Speech
Jun 12, 2012 at 12:24pm
Well that's just a matter of taste and opinion, which we could argue all day. I think these girls are fresh and funny and do live up to their claims, for the record. I think their humour is much less try-hard than say "Girls" or "2 Broke Girls" or "Whitney."
Andrew Waller
Jun 12, 2012 at 1:00pm
You go grrrrls!
All the greatest comedy and comedians' first works were a little rough.around the edges.
They work on it and it gets better and better as they find their legs.
You have a good start here ladies ,now you gotta find what works and build on it!
violet9ish
Jun 12, 2012 at 1:19pm
@ Free Speech...
"much less try-hard" is not exactly a redeeming quality.