Ricky Gervais: Out of England
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Saturday, Nov. 15, 9PM, HBO
If you only know comedian Ricky Gervais from his shows "The Office" and "Extras," you're in for a treat. Gervais brings his stand-up comedy tour to Madison Square Garden for a hilarious one-man show, in which he gives the needle to everything from the obese to "The Diary of Anne Frank" ("No sequel? That's just lazy"). Outrageous? Absolutely - Gervais is just as good at poking fun at his own star status as he is at wringing big laughs out of a pamphlet about fighting AIDS (without actually mocking AIDS itself). Now this is a guy you'd like to go have a beer with, if only because he'd keep you howling all night long.
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