How confronting Harvey Weinstein led Kelly Bachman to FX’s ‘Hysterical’ doc
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This comedian was the David to Harvey Weinstein’s Goliath — and lived to tell the tale.
Kelly Bachman made headlines in 2019 for calling out Weinstein during a stand-up comedy event that the now-imprisoned mogul attended at the Lower East side bar Downtime — an incident she reflects on in the new FX documentary “Hysterical.” Premiering April 2 (9 p.m. on FX and hitting Hulu the next day), “Hysterical” explores the experiences of women in the comedy world, from superstars Kathy Griffin, Margaret Cho and Sherri Shepherd to relative newcomers like Bachman, who was 27 and unknown at the time that her call-out went viral.
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