Exploring Pete Davidson's Semi-Autobiographical Comedy in 'Bupkis'

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Comedians have been building shows around their personae since before television, and the semi-autobiographical sitcom has been a staple of the genre for decades. From the traditional three-camera format to the more auteurish single-camera shows, these sitcoms often thinly fictionalize the comedian's well-known material and use existing IP to secure a built-in audience. This article provides a messy taxonomy of the autobiographical comedy, exploring the different styles and formats used by comedians to tell their stories on TV.
- A Taxonomy of Semi-Autobiographical Comedian Sitcoms Vulture
- 'Bupkis' review: Pete Davidson explains himself through comedy once again NPR
- 'Bupkis' Review - Pete Davidson's Show Will Please Die-Hard Fans Esquire
- 'Bupkis': The Pete Davidson Comedy Doesn't Come Hard Enough Vulture
- Judah Miller says Bupkis is relatable, relentless, and a little nonsense along the way, interview Culturess
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