Sacha Baron Cohen has two basic shticks that he uses in his new Showtime show Who Is America?, which premiered Sunday night. One of them works well, and the other one doesn't. Unfortunately ...

Now place Sacha Baron Cohen and the work he’s been doing on “Who Is America?” into the context of this aphorism. If you’re familiar with the show and everything he’s accomplished in the ...

In Sacha Baron Cohen's latest series, Who Is America?, the character comedian and provocateur nudged former and current Republican members of Congress into endorsing armed kindergartners ...

As expected, Sacha Baron Cohen takes no prisoners with his satirical new show, which was surprise-announced last week. "Who is America?," which premiered on Showtime Sunday (10 EDT/PDT), is the ...

Sacha Baron Cohen’s new show offers a pointed critique of America. His targets say he’s a dishonest liberal. The first episode, which premiered at midnight Sunday featured Cohen as Billy Wayne ...

Sacha Baron Cohen feels like the ultimate ... For many among the target audience for “Who Is America?,” Baron Cohen’s new series on Showtime, such aspects of contemporary life hardly need ...

Sacha Baron Cohen's Showtime series, "Who Is America?," caused a stir before its premiere last month, as several Republican politicians felt the need to get ahead of the show in explaining how ...

Sacha Baron Cohen has been punking people for the last 20 years in various guises, which at first blush made his Showtime series, “Who is America?,” sound like just more of the same.

Find out who fell for Sacha Baron Cohen's newest characters in the season finale of his surprise Showtime series. By Kimberly Nordyke Managing Editor, Digital But at the Television Critics ...

Sacha Baron Cohen was sure he'd pull a murder confession from O.J. Simpson while interviewing the former football star for his 2018 Showtime series "Who Is America?" Baron Cohen explained that he ...

Who Is America? is Sacha Baron Cohen still playing by the rules of a world that made much more sense – and was much more conducive to this particular style of comedy – than the one of 2018.

Joe Arpaio still hasn’t shown up on Sacha Baron Cohen’s show “Who Is America?” after two episodes. But Kingman did Sunday night. And it was not a good look. Cohen, in his guise as ultra ...