Taylor Tomlinson

Time100 Next fellow-comedian Taylor Tomlinson, acclaimed for her ability to approach delicate subjects with clear and healthy humor, is widely recognized in the comedy industry. Her distinctive self-deprecating style is showcased in her second hour-long special, Look At You, which garnered accolades as the top comedy special of 2022 from media outlets such as Vulture, the Los Angeles Times, and the New York Times. Notably, Tomlinson's Netflix special not only has been received warmly, but she is also the only woman to rank consistently in Netflix's top 10 comedy specials for 2022. Her comedic performance and talent have prompted New York Magazine to compare the experience of watching her to attending a Taylor Swift concert or a long-running Broadway show, emphasizing her professional, polished style.

Tomlinson, named as a Top 10 Comic to Watch by Variety, filmed Look At You in December 2021 at the historic Wilbur Theater in Boston. This special represents the evolution from her first hour-long special, Quarter-Life Crisis, which debuted on Netflix in March of 2020, which was hailed as one of the "Best of 2020" according to the New York Times, Decider, Paste, and earned praise across the board. The Washington Post even labeled her as "your favorite quarantine watch," while Newsweek called her "undeniably hilarious."

Tomlinson's accolades extend beyond stand-up comedy. She is slated to host CBS' new late-night show, "After Midnight," set to premiere in early 2024. Tomlinson's influence and impact have been recognized by Time, placing her in their 2022 TIME100 list of most influential people. Furthermore, her life and career are set to be manifested on the silver screen, as the subject of an upcoming Village Roadshow feature film directed by Paul Weitz. With her third Netflix stand-up special due to debut on February 13, Tomlinson continues to shape and influence the comedy scene with her unique style and remarkable achievements.