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He’s All Right

It’s hard not to laugh at anything Josh Thomas says. The 32-year-old Australian stand-up comedian, writer, and showrunner of Freeform’s Everything’s Gonna Be Okay is honest, unpretentious, and a breath of fresh air compared with the Hollywood elitism consuming social media.

In 2007, Thomas wowed international audiences with his first solo show, , which ultimately became a series for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. The semi-autobiographical show was nominated for an

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