Екатерина Варнава в интервью Ирине Шихман рассказала о КВН, Comedy Woman, цензуре на ТВ, Маслякове и запрете на въезд на Украину
1:53 — О бремени популярности
5:01 — Есть ли усталость от Comedy Woman за 13 лет работы
7:43 — О контрактах с Comedy Production и когда закончится Comedy Woman
11:45 — Пытались ли снимать девочек на заказанных корпоративах
12:45 — О цензуре на ТВ
16:42 — Про «ингушскую» историю
19:16 — Про подростковые годы
23:47 — Как помогает юмор в борьбе со своими комплексами
30:55 — Что такое КВН?
32:37 — Масляков — диктатор?
33:21 — Цена за участие в КВН
35:05 — Почему выбрала юридический факультет
39:00 — В России есть независимый суд?
39:46 — Кастинг на Украине
44:13 — Про запрет на въезд на Украину
52:55 — «Орёл и решка»
54:06 — Евгений Бороденко: роман или фейк?
57:25 — Реакция на гей-свадьбу Бороденко
1:02:39 — ЛГБТ в России
1:06:45 — Про свадьбу и детей
1:13:20 — О целях

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