This week in Comedy: Jeff Ross roasts the history of the US as Colin Quinn tries to break it up

Monday is Memorial Day, a day that we not only celebrate those that defended our country but it’s also intertwined with those that helped shape it. So on Monday, there are two different comedians talking about the history that shaped us. First on Netflix, Jeff Ross is bringing the roast of historical figures to life for his new series. Teaming up with other comedians in character as some of histories most notorious celebs, political leaders, and athletes. Just because they’re dead, doesn’t mean they’re safe from getting flamed by the Roastmaster General. Also, over on CNN comedian Colin Quinn will deliver his latest one man show Red State, Blue State. Quinn runs down the history of America’s political parties and how we got to where we’re at. Quinn’s shows of late have been incredibly informative from a historical perspective while being as biting and hilarious as a man like Colin Quinn can do. Set the DVRs for a front-heavy week of original comedy programming from Netflix, CNN, and even A&E whose airing some great biographies of comedians like Chris Farley, Jeff Dunham, and Jeff Foxworthy. Monday, May 27th Trevor Noah on Jimmy Kimmel Live Leonard Ouzts on The Tonight Show Colin Quinn on Late Night w/Seth Meyers Pete Holmes on Late Late Show w/James Corden Ray Romano on Conan Historical Roasts with Jeff Ross premieres on Netflix Colin Quinn Red State, Blue State premieres on CNN Biography: Chris Farley premieres on A&E Tuesday, May 28th Howard Stern on The Tonight Show Vir Das on Last Call w/Carson Daly Mark Normand on Conan Biography: Jeff Dunham premieres on A&E Biography: Jeff Foxworthy premieres on A&E Wednesday, May 29th Wyatt Cenac on The Tonight Show Adam Ferrara on Late Late Show w/James Corden John Mulaney on Conan Archer 1999 premieres on FX Thursday, May 30th Zach Galifianakis on Jimmy Kimmel Live Phil Hanley on The Tonight Show Pete Holmes on Late Show w/Stephen Colbert Glenn Howerton, Desi Lydic on Late Night w/Seth Meyers Sam Richardson on Late Late Show w/James Corden Friday, May 31st Paula Pell on The Tonight Show Tracy Morgan on Late Night w/Seth Meyers Always Be My Maybe premieres on Netflix