Next time you’re in NYC (or, if you already live there), you can take a tour of Broad City’s NYC where Abbi and Ilana drum on buckets or mysterious islands, etc. thanks to a map that Abbi Jacobson herself has drawn up.
Whether it’s too scale or not is something we’ll leave you to figure out.
The second season of Broad City isn’t coming until Jan. 2015, so we’ve got a few months to kill before that comes around.
Luckily, there’s an accompanying web series “Hack Into Broad City” that should give you the Abbi and Ilana fix you’ve been craving.
While they had to put their tour on hold for their highly anticipated second season, you can now obsessively binge watch Abbi and Ilana in Broad City’s entire first season online at Comedy Central right now.
We don’t need to say anymore than that, do we? No, we don’t.
Comedy Central Renews ‘Broad City’ for Second Season
Comedy Central is on quite the streak as of late with their new series with the very funny Broad City being the latest example.
It’s good to see that a combination of plenty of positive reviews and good ratings are rewarded very quickly with a second season renewal.
‘Broad City’ Sets 18-City U.S. Tour
From Philadelphia to Chicago to Austin to Denver to Seattle to LA and so many other places in between and beyond, Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson of Broad City are touring live throughout the U.S.
As far as comedy tours go these days, that’s pretty extensive and it leaves little reason to not catch one of these shows (i.e. they’re really funny and one of the cities on the tour is probably reasonably close to you)
As teased last week, Broad City will be premiering in Jan. on Comedy Central. Now we know that it’s going to be Wed. Jan. 22nd 10:30PM. So, mark whatever you need to mark to remember.
Until then, you can watch this clip (and probably more leading up to the premiere) of Broad City.
Comedy Central is stepping up their programming in a great way as IFC, FX, and more have rebranded and curated their comedy line-ups into something people are excited about.
Picking up Broad City with Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson produced by Amy Poehler is welcome evidence of this.