After coming to peace with the self-destruction he plummeted into season one, Forrest MacNeil got right back into putting his life literally on the line in season two as his first review was for “bare knuckle brawling”.
Watch things go south for Forrest quicker than they did in season 1 here.
It’s on tonight at 10PM on Comedy Central. Be sure to watch live or DVR it or stream it later.
In a single season, Andy Daly has created an absolutely indelible character, Forrest MacNeil, that TV history will remember fondly for all the times he has taken a perfectly good life and ruined it for what he thinks is the betterment of humankind.
So, once again, don’t miss season 2 of Forrest’s attempt to review life and possible descent into madness tonight.
Our favorite intrepid reviewer of life, Forrest MacNeil, is finally back and wasting no time in delving into the great quandaries of life.
In this particular case, that quandary just happens to be one of glory holes.
Watch Forrest begin his journey for this review here, then look for the premiere of season 2 of Review on July 30th on Comedy Central.
(via ET)
Disney XD is sure stacking its cast here for adults.
Over a year ago, Disney XD announced a new series amidst a slough of exciting slate of animated series actually designed for all ages including Craig McCracken’s Wander Over Yonder that will star Jack McBrayer.
Wander Over Yonder, now in its second season, has some more excitement built up around it as their guest stars will include the likes of Jon Hamm, Weird Al Yankovic, June Squibb, Andy Daly, Rob Riggle, and Ken Marino.
Along with other shows like Future-Worm!, Phineas and Ferb, the network has built a pretty solid animated line-up that can hold up with adults.
Season 1 of Review made Forrest MacNeil/Andy Daly almost lose everything. Family, friends, sense of self and purpose, and more seem to fall away one by one with each review that Forrest took on.
Yet, despite a temporary disappearance, MacNeil is back on to doing his duty for mankind by reviewing whatever is asked of him as evidenced in this trailer for season 2.
Apparently, such important duty involves having an arrow shot at an apple on his head, glory holes, prison, and more.
Please mark your calendars for the season 2 premiere of Review on July 30th at 10PM on Comedy Central.
The phrase “our long national nightmare is finally over” seldom applies more than it does with the return of Review’s host Forrest MacNeil.
After running off the grid from the season 1 finale, the crew, Comedy Central, and the whole of the Internet joined together to find Forrest and now season 2 is safely under way and will be coming to your TV starting Thurs. July 30th at 10PM on Comedy Central.
Watch Forrest’s “press conference” announcing his return here.
Tune whatever TV you’re watching to Comedy Central at 12:30AM tonight to catch the premiere of season 2 of The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail. There’s lots of fun that will be had in this first episode with Hampton Yount, Cameron Esposito, Abbi Jacobson/Ilana Glazer and Andy Daly.
Also, you can catch Kumail on Conan, probably talking about the premiere too at 11PM on TBS.
(via Entertainment Weekly)
Comedy Central is gearing up for another run of hit after hit after hit after… well you get it.
Whether it is already or not, Comedy Central is should become a frequent destination for your TV watching this Summer as they have one fine line-up of shows coming up.
Coming to Comedy Central this Summer:
Another Period–Tues. Jun. 23rd 10:30PM
Season 2 of The Meltdown with Jonah & Kumail-Tues. June 30th 12:30AM
Season 5 of Key & Peele–Wed. July 8th 10PM
Why? With Hannibal Buress–Wed. July 8th 10:30PM
Season 2 of Review–Thurs. July 30th 10PM
Tosh.0–Tues. Aug. 25th 10PM
Season 3 of Drunk History–Tues. Sept. 1st 10:30PM
See? Told you.
Ahead of season 2 of Review on Comedy Central, it would seem that the shows host Forrest MacNeil has gone missing.
The last known sighting of him was captured in this video. Comedy Central requests that you, “please tag all tips regarding his whereabouts with #FindForrest or send them to FindForrestMacNeil@gmail.com.”
Our guess is that you should look for Andy Daly somewhere in LA, perhaps with an Irish accent.
If you’re wondering how many pancakes Andy Daly had to eat in the first season of Review, your question has been finally answered.
Andy Daly is the latest guest to have some fancy cocktails and an intimate chat with Paul F. Tompkins on his Speakeasy web series and they talk all things Review, The Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project as well as delve into some of the psychology behind all of Daly’s various characters on stage, screen, and the Internet.
We really enjoyed Jason Nash’s “Jason Nash Is Married” last year and thus we think Nash’s latest film FML: A Social Media Adventure could use your help.
Interestingly enough, Nash’s last film featured him doing a podcast as that was what he was doing at the time when he was putting the film together.
Nowadays, Jason has become quite the star on Vine with over 1.5 million followers. As such, he’s making this film with Vine stars as a buddy road comedy with two guys, him as one and Brandon Calvillo as the other, from much different generations trying to up their social media presence.
The likes of TJ Miller, Patton Oswalt, Rob Corddry, Busy Philipps, Ken Marino, Andy Daly, and Paul Scheer will be in FML as well as Vine stars Cavillo, Brittany Furlan, and Sunny Mabrey.
They’re looking to raise $200K and are at $22,663 with less than three weeks to go. If you want to help and donate, do so here ASAP.
Not that we had any doubts, but it looks the next installment of IFC’s Spoils mini-series franchise, The Spoils Before Dying, could be just as epically overwrought featuring one heck of a cast.
Already, they have Michael K. Williams starring and now, they have Kristen Wiig, Haley Joel Osment, Michael Sheen, Val Kilmer, Steve Tom, and Marc Evan Jackson returning from The Spoils of Babylon as well as new cast members including Kate McKinnon, Tim Meadows, Chris Parnell, Emily Ratajkowski, Andy Daly, Chris Mulkey, Chin Han, Jack Kilmer, Patty Guggenheim, and Bérénice Marlohe.
So, just imagine all of this cast in a noir-ish murder mystery that follows a jazz piano player, but does so according to the words of Eric Jonrosh (Will Ferrell in a beard, fedora, and fat suit).
Comedy, as you probably know is, something that takes a good deal of time to become great, even if you’re talented. Knowing that, Jacob Reed and Justin Michael’s Before You Were Funny web series at Funny or Die takes a look at the past of comedy folks who are now hysterical, but, back then, were raw and green like everyone else starting out in their comedy careers.
This episode looks at a sketch Paul Scheer never figured out and is read as well as critiqued by Andy Daly and Kristen Schaal.
Watch it here, then get evidence of Scheer’s comedic brilliance with season 1 of NTSF:SD:SUV on DVD.
A Better You is Matt Walsh’s 2nd film, co-written by star Brian Huskey, shows when hypnotherapy perhaps might not be the answer to your or even the hypnotherapist’s problem.
Horatio Sanz, Andy Daly, Morgan Walsh, Riki Lindhome, Natasha Leggero, Joe Lo Truglio, and more round a stellar cast as one might expect with Walsh at the helm.
A Better You is set to go around the film festival circuit, but you can watch the trailer here.
Don’t want any specific religion in your Christmas, one of the most religion based holidays out there, special?
Comedy Central has got you covered with their All-Star Non Denominational Christmas Special featuring the likes of Key & Peele, Kroll Show, Andy Daly, Broad City, Larry Wilmore, Stephen Colbert, and way more.
It premieres tonight at 10PM and repeats at the same time on Fri., Sat., and Sun. this Thanksgiving weekend.
While the sounds of the absurd stampede of fun that is Superego might sound like they are indeed concocted in a secret laboratory, the podcast is often recorded in a living room.
You can watch here and see what’s really going on during a recording of a sketch featuring Andy Daly as the infamous Don Dimello (i.e. all of them can’t help but bust up).
While we all wait as patiently as we can for the new season of one of the funniest podcasts around known only as Superego, they have given us all something to tide us over until September when that new season actually premieres.
As of this week, they have their very own YouTube channel where they’ve made more animated versions of their sketches as well as some live action ones that are just as crazy and damn funny.
We highly recommend binge watching and subscribing so you can see more from a priest that you shouldn’t be confessing to, “old timey” comedy duos, a meeting between Don DiMello, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and H.R. Giger, and “great” California cooking tips.
For all the times you’ve joked what other post-mortem discussion panel show he could possibly host, Chris Hardwick is beating you to the next pun you were about to make by joking about Talking Dead, etc. himself.
So, here he is hosting Talking Bread on Conan with guests Tig Notaro and Andy Daly. We would sincerely hope this goes long enough to hear if people give pumpernickel the love it deserves.
One of the funniest podcasts around, Superego, is coming back with a whole new row of episodes come this September. That is absolutely great news, but, somehow, on top of that, they’ve managed to make this more exciting by adding the one and only Paul F. Tompkins as a regular cast member of Superego.
So look out for the latest batch of “case studies” that also features such guests as Andy Daly, Thomas Lennon, and more as well as some bonus content from past seasons.
In case it wasn’t clear, you should be getting into Superego if you already haven’t done so.
Comedy Central Conveniently Put Season One of ‘Review’ Online
That’s right, the entire first season of Review is now online courtesy of Comedy Central for your viewing pleasure.
So, you should just call in sick/drop whatever you’re doing/pause whatever you’re watching on Netflix and watch or re-watch, without question, one of the funniest new shows on TV, Review with Forrest MacNeil/Andy Daly.
Tom Scharpling and Real Estate could almost do an entire musical special comprised of music videos.
Here is the latest evidence featuring Andy Daly, vampire skateboarders, and lots of pottery. Lots of it.
Having never been to an orgy, Andy Daly’s Forrest MacNeil from Review reviews an orgy.
With that in mind, we give watching this clip over and over 5 stars.
We certainly hope you’re watching Review on Comedy Central, one of the best new shows this year.
If not, watch Andy Daly as Forrest MacNeil review divorce and eating 30 pancakes (twice the number of the first time he “reviewed” binge eating pancakes), then you shouldn’t be sufficiently hooked to catch it every Thurs. 10PM.
Tonight’s Episode of Conan Has Jeff Garlin, Andy Daly, and Todd Barry
It’s rare that a late night talk show these days has a line-up full of comedians, almost similar to how long it takes for planets to align.
Yet, tonight’s Conan on TBS features, as mentioned above, Jeff Garlin, Andy Daly, and Todd Barry all in the same hour. In short, it should be a whole bunch of fun on top of the whole bunch of fun that Conan already is.
Don’t miss it. TBS 11PM.
Andy Daly’s Review Premieres Tonight
Tune into Comedy Central at 10PM tonight for the premiere of the greatest review show ever conceived, succinctly called Review with Forrest MacNeil (Andy Daly).
Forget movies, music, art, etc. These will be reviews of life. They’re also pretty damn hilarious.