harmonquest – The Comedy Bureau

Seeso’s Hidden America with Jonah Ray, HarmonQuest, MBMBaM, and Cyanide and Happiness Sold to VRV Streaming Service

August 9, 2017

harmonquest, hidden america, my brother my brother and me, seeso

Seeso’s Hidden America with Jonah Ray, HarmonQuest, MBMBaM, and Cyanide and Happiness Sold to VRV Streaming Service

This is a fascinating sale as we could have swore that you could get access to Seeso content through an Amazon Prime subscription. Wouldn’t it have been easier to just sell it there? Maybe there wasn’t enough interest or the price wasn’t right?

In any case, the VRV streaming service, which is a streaming service home to lots of animated content, RiffTrax, Nerdist, and many other channels not only got four original shows, “Hidden America with Jonah Ray”, “HarmonQuest”, “My Brother, My Brother and Me”, and “Cyanide and Happiness” from Seeso in this sale, but also got an unaired season of HarmonQuest that they’ll get to premiere.

Though Seeso seems to be winding down, there’s plenty of great shows that should (and will hopefully) have a home sooner rather than later. Don’t be surprised to see Seeso programming get splintered on to several different services (or maybe even end up airing on linear TV in some way).

HarmonQuest Renewed for Season 2 at Seeso and Has “Uncovered” 38 Lost Scenes

October 19, 2016

Uncategorized

dan harmon, harmonquest, seeso

HarmonQuest Renewed for Season 2 at Seeso and Has “Uncovered” 38 Lost Scenes

Seeso, wisely we think, is staying their course of as-off-beat-as-can-be comedy programming.

Just announced today, HarmonQuest, where Dan Harmon and friends play their own humorous fantasy role playing game, just got picked up for a second season at NBC’s comedy exclusive streaming service, Seeso, for next year. On top of that, 38 additional scenes from season 1 will be coming in soon on November 3rd.

If you’re still waiting for Seeso to have enough to pay $3.99 a month for it, it’s clear that it probably surpassed that awhile ago.

Harmonquest Is Now Streaming at Seeso and Seeso Was Nice Enough to Put the First Episode on YouTube

July 14, 2016

Uncategorized

dan harmon, free preview, harmonquest, paul f tompkins, seeso

If you’re not on board for the animated-live action hybrid D&D game show, Harmonquest, with Dan Harmon and friends, perhaps you’ll be enticed with this first episode offered for free on YouTube, which has Paul F. Tompkins as a guest, courtesy of Seeso.

For the rest of you (as well as the recently converted), Harmonquest is now streaming on Seeso.

“Harmonquest”, Dan Harmon’s Live Action-Animated D&D Game Show Gets a Full Trailer

July 1, 2016

Uncategorized

dan harmon, harmonquest, trailer

Dungeons and Dragons certainly doesn’t carry the stigma that it once used to, but that doesn’t mean that making it into engaging television would be easy.

Still, Dan Harmon has, from the looks of this trailer, figured that out. First, it appeared in portions of Harmontown, and now it’s a live action-animated hybrid now known as Harmonquest.

Coming to Seeso on July 14th, Harmon and a gathering of his friends including Jeff Bryan Davis and Erin McGathy, favorite funny people including Thomas Middleditch, Paul F. Tompkins, Aubrey Plaza, Ron Funches, Steve Agee, and John Hodgman, Kumail Nanjiani, and Chelsea Peretti and Game Master Spencer Crittenden will show you how much of a rollicking, incredibly layered, and enjoyably complicated game D&D can be.

Here’s a Teaser of “Harmonquest”, Harmon’s Live Action Gameplay/Animated Reenactment D&D Series, Coming to Seeso This Summer

May 2, 2016

Uncategorized

dan harmon, harmonquest, seeso, spencer crittenden

(via USA Today)

Dan Harmon’s Dungeons & Dragons sessions, that have been their own live show as well as part of his podcast Harmontown featuring Spencer Crittenden and guests who may be more or less acquainted with D&D, is getting its own show on Seeso.

Harmonquest will not only feature the riff-filled version of D&D with the likes of really funny people joining in the journey, but will also have great animated reenactments to accompany the game as the story unfolds.

Here’s a preview with Paul F. Tompkins as one of the guests that shows how great this concept really is.

Look for Harmonquest to start streaming on Seeso starting Thursday, July 14th.

Seeso Shows What’s Coming, Free of Charge, in December

November 17, 2015

Uncategorized

harmonquest, hidden america with jonah ray, monty python's flying circus, nbc, seeso, snl, the office, ucb show

NBC is really going out there in trying an exclusively comedy subscription service in Seeso. Fortunately, they’re letting us all have a trial run come Dec. 3rd where we can stream Seeso for free for the rest of December.

What does that mean exactly? You’ll be able to stream their new shows including Harmonquest, Hidden America with Jonah Ray, live stand-up, and The UCB Show as well as archives of Monty Python’s Flying Circus, The Office (including the British version), 30 Rock SNL, and so much more.

Don’t take our word for it. Let Seeso show you itself.

Start to Go Behind-The-Scenes of “Harmonquest” at Seeso

November 6, 2015

Uncategorized

dan harmon, harmonquest, seeso, spencer crittenden

One of the many exciting shows coming up at Seeso is Harmonquest, a show following a rollicking Dungeons & Dragons sessions with Dan Harmon and friends. To the Harmontown faithful, you’ll definitely be happy this is happening.

While the release of all of this is still a ways away, you can start getting a look into the inner workings of Harmonquest including the crucial Spencer Crittenden in this behind-the-scenes series.

Dan Harmon’s Dungeons & Dragons Game Podcast “Harmonquest” To Be Animated

April 5, 2014

Uncategorized

dan harmon, dungeons & dragons, harmonquest, harmontown, podcast, workaholics

Dan Harmon’s Dungeons & Dragons Game Podcast “Harmonquest” To Be Animated

Dan Harmon has managed to make a fun podcast out of playing D&D with special guests and it’s about to even made better as it will be animated so we can see exactly what Harmon and company are describing.

There’s a nice preview of it at the link featuring Workaholics’ Blake Anderson.