Comedy 101, now in its third season, features slapstick jokes as a celebration of comedy in its most physical, visual, and universally accessible form. This season dives deep into the art of exaggerated movement, precise timing, and playful chaos, where pratfalls, facial expressions, and unexpected mishaps become powerful storytelling tools. Slapstick comedy strips humor down to its essentials, relying not on dialogue alone but on rhythm, surprise, and the shared human experience of clumsiness and vulnerability. From the silent-film brilliance of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton to the bold physicality of modern performers, this season traces how slapstick has evolved while retaining its core appeal. Comedy 101 examines why audiences across generations continue to laugh at physical humor—because it transcends language, culture, and age, tapping  ...