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The White House Press Secretary was generally positive about Melissa McCarthy's impression of him
“Stranger Things” made a comeback during Super Bowl LI with a teaser for season 2
McCarthy played the new White House press secretary battling with journalists on this week's show
On February 5, 1967, the comic folksingers debuted their TV variety show, poking fun at presidents, current events, and even their own network
“Please Like Me” creator Josh Thomas announced that the fourth season of his comedy would be its last
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