On Wednesday night’s episode of Full Frontal, Samantha Bee wore her sparkling blazer, saying, “Tonight it sparkles ironically.” While some of us have perhaps not showered since Tuesday, Bee is raring to go.

“This is supposed to be our moment,” says Sam Bee, adding that none of us have been able to savor the experience of voting for our first woman president in all the “mortal terror” of a potential Trump presidency. She also suggests that we’ve felt reluctance because Clinton comes across as a “fake politician robot.”…

Monday night, on the Halloween episode of Full Frontal, Samantha Bee sat down with President Barack Obama to discuss the upcoming election and getting young people to vote. To celebrate the holiday, she then asked for a scary story and Obama, against my advisement, took a page from you people.

In a segment this week on Full Frontal, Samantha Bee took a close look at the Catholic-run healthcare system’s treatment of abortion and reproduction.

On last night’s episode of Full Frontal, the reliably excellent Samantha Bee teamed up with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and other female world leaders to find out if “it gets better” for potential future President Hillary Clinton.

It seemed like the recording of Donald Trump trying desperately to impress Billy Bush by bragging about how no one has yet prosecuted him for sexual assault blew up on Friday and was over by Sunday. Every joke about pussies and locker room talk was made in 72 hours, and the debate rushed past the issue to ISIS before…

Joss Whedon sure knows a lot of celebrities who were willing to show up for his video about the importance of voting. The result is a winning combination of humor, couched threats, and bribery in the shape of Mark Ruffalo’s exposed genitalia.

Last night on Full Frontal, host Samantha Bee did a postmortem of the DNC, examining the highest of highs—the Democratic party nominated a woman as their presidential candidate for the very first time!—and the lowest of lows—Bernie or Bust protesters heckled civil rights pioneer John Lewis as he tried to speak to…

TBS renewed Samantha Bee’s Full Frontal for 26 more episodes in April, so she probably feels safe talking back to them until at least the end of 2016.

In a recent profile, Full Frontal host Samantha Bee told Rolling Stone that she, unlike many Daily Show viewers, had never expected to take over Jon Stewart’s role—and that her acceptance of TBS’s Full Frontal offer came in part out of her own assumption that she would be passed over. “It didn’t seem like a reality to…

Jon Stewart’s been up to a lot since leaving The Daily Show. As Samantha Bee says, he’s opened a “massage farm” and she needs his advice on what to do with a tiny adorable horse.

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On Monday evening, Full Frontal’s Samantha Bee turned her attention to the thousands and thousands of little boxes of pristine evidence that police departments across the U.S. have been holding onto for no conceivable reason: rape kits.

Samantha Bee is attempting the seemingly impossible and no, this time we’re not talking about her bid to blow a vagina-shaped hole in the boys club that is late night TV. Instead, we’re speaking of her sincere effort to sit down with Trump supporters and hear what they have to say without making fun of them. It does…

There’s a scrappy quality to Full Frontal, the new TBS late night talk show led by former Daily Show correspondent Samantha Bee. Confident and natural on stage, the host—who’s currently (as no one’s been able to let her forget) the only woman in late night—strikes out immediately with a fury that’s startling and…

A recent Samantha Bee interview in New York Magazine reveals that the writers room for her new show, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, is “50 percent female and 30 percent nonwhite,” making it one of the most (if not the most) diverse writing staffs in late night.

In September, Vanity Fair ran a story in which 10 male late-night hosts were featured and referred to as, “all of the titans of late night television.” As expected, the internet blew up at the lack of women in the portrait, especially the absence of one particular fixture from late night TV. Samantha Bee, a longtime…

The Affair, an excellent show about the nuances and complications of infidelity and self-identity interspersed with fuckloads of sex scenes, commenced its second season last night, expanding its two-person perspective to four by including the viewpoints of spurned spouses Helen and Cole.