Tom Green

In Season 3 of Coming to the Stage , Comedy Dynamics' first original series, host Tom Green introduces a new group of up-and-coming comedians who people WILL be talking about tomorrow. This season features: Matthew Brassard, Kevin Christy, Travis Howze, Jamel Johnson, Miles K, Liz Miele, Jared Moskowitz, Dave Ross, Caleb Synan, Mo Welch, Paige Weldon, Nick Youssef, and Comedy Dynamics' very own, Mr. Microphone!

A documentary on what it takes to be a stand-up comedian in America. With appearances from comedic geniuses including Tom Green, Andy Dick, Sarah Silverman, Rich Little, Paul Rodriguez, the Smothers Brothers and more.

Well-intentioned Bob Tree is a clumsy, accident prone guy who is incapable of holding down a job. Flipping through the Yellow Pages, Bob comes across an advertisement for a butler school in England. Shortly after he starts his training he is hired by a desperate mother in dire need of assistance. Bob moves in with the family and they begin to realize that Bob is an accident waiting to happen.

Luke King, wanted for killing the President, kidnaps Jerry and forces him to drive to a remote house in the desert. Luke waits for days, trying to flush out the men tracking him. Luke tries to convince Jerry that he's not the one who killed the President, it was a Clone. And when the handlers arrive, Luke is forced to not only fight a physical battle, but a battle in his own mind.

An accident-prone orc adopted by a family of seemingly perfect elves runs away from home, hoping to finally discover where he truly belongs.

All is not well in Kat world but she's trying desperately to pretend she's fine; while Christian's plans for a cruisey return to the Academy are derailed by the Board.

Sammy's little brother Ari arrives at the Academy, throwing Sammy's hectic schedule into havoc and Kat auditions to be a football cheerleader, happily encouraged by Ben. Meanwhile Tara is having self esteem issues when it comes to the looks department.

The end of year performance of the Nutcracker at the Opera House has finally arrived and Tara continues to perform her role so badly that it seems Abigail will be re-cast in her place. Does Tara have what it takes to put everything she has learnt this year into practice and find the courage to stand centre stage?

The Third Years teach a dance class to a group of local kids; Tara feels old wounds re-opening and Abigail has to face her past and let it go.

It is school camp time and Tara is ostracised by her friends and further humiliated when photos of her and Christian kissing keep appearing everywhere. Tensions culminate in a fight between Kat and Tara, and both girls learn the hard way that friendship is more important than boys.