Whether it’s because it’s raining today in LA or that it’s Friday and the weekend has started for you or the fact that Nick Offerman’s comedy special just hit Netflix, all the reasons to go watch Nick Offerman: American Ham directed by the fantastic Jordan Vogt-Roberts right this moment are completely valid.
So, go watch right now and maybe even order one of his wood emojis while you’re at it.
I made you a gift of #Ham. @BarackObama @VogtRoberts @netflix @carrieunderwood I am a HUMORIST. 12/12 on NETFLIX. pic.twitter.com/kDP4LD2mVZ
— Nick Offerman (@Nick_Offerman)
On top of being Ron Swanson, a craftsman entrepreneur, and a proponent of a positive facial hair inspired lifestyle, Nick Offerman has also made a comedy special entitled American Ham, directed by Jordan Vogt Roberts (Mash Up, Kings of Summer, You’re The Worst), that has only played at Sundance thus far.
Well, it will be now coming to Netflix on Dec. 12th. So, American Ham should be the holiday ham that we all have this holiday season.
Stephen Falk’s Latest Pilot at FXx, Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts Finishes Casting
Really, we’re just glad to see that Stephen Falk (Weeds) and Jordan Vogt-Roberts (Kings of Summer, Comedy Central’s Mash Up with TJ Miller) are involved in a comedy pilot, especially one at FXx.
The amazing, endearing, and very funny ‘Kings of Summer’ hits theaters in select cities today and you shouldn’t miss any chance to go see it (see showtimes here). So far, for us, it’s this year’s coming of age comedy and we really hope it gets to make it to more theaters soon.
Here’s a trailer if you’re for some reason not familiar with all of this.
Jordan Vogt-Roberts has been a creative force behind some of really great things in comedy like the Blerds, Mash-Up, and more. He’s the director of the upcoming feature “The Kings of Summer”, which just might be downright delightful based off of this brief teaser.
Give it a watch now and finger drum on your desk along with it.
Here it is, folks. Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ and TJ Miller’s “Successful Alcoholics” starring TJ and everyone’s favorite, Lizzy Caplan. It’s hilarious, oddly touching in parts, and full of amazing actors. Most of whom you’ve seen/heard of. I’m in it for a little bit as a patrol cop with ridiculous hair. We took it to Sundance a little while back but it hasn’t been available to the public, until now.
Seriously, I know I’m biased, but if you have 25 minutes to spare at any point today or whenever, grab some popcorn and check it out.