What more do we need to say than Bob Odenkirk and David Cross’ new series at Netflix, “With Bob and David”, is coming Nov. 13th and this is the long awaited trailer that will somehow further whet your appetite more than it already is.
For his latest hour special, Anthony Jeselnik decided to test himself by taping it in a very politically correct town like San Francisco. Having seen Jeselnik alive, well, and still toeing the line with his villainously clever material after he finished the taping, we’re thinking that it went pretty well.
You can see for yourself in a trailer for Thoughts and Prayers here, then, in full, on Netflix on Oct. 16th.
From a tweet that many folks thought was a straight-up Mr. Show reunion, we have now come all the way around to what is Bob Odenkirk and David Cross’ new sketch series With Bob & David, which is set for release on Netflix on Fri. Nov. 13th.
You’re probably already itching to see any of it at this point, so there’s this teaser to tide you over until a full trailer or clip will be posted to tide you over until the actual release.
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Season 5 of Portlandia just made it on to Netflix and we’d wager that you might have figured out what you’ll be binge watching this weekend or until March next year when the new season premieres.
Start in on all ten episodes, so long as you or someone you’re cool with has a Netflix account, here.
You can not only get into the headspace of many today’s top comedy showrunners, but what their headspace is like when they’re all in a room together.
Jill Soloway of Transparent, Robert Carlock of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Kenya Barris of Black-ish, Alec Berg of Silicon Valley, Jay Duplass of Togetherness, and Steve Levitan of Modern Family all came together to sit and chat at The Hollywood Reporter’s fascinating roundtable discussions about their shows and how they fit into the booming and constantly evolving landscape of television.
As you’ll see, there are plenty of the reasons that each one of these shows with these folks at the helm are successful.
Watch the hour long discussion here.
We could elaborate as to what Tig Notaro chatted about with Conan O’Brien last night during her appearance on Conan in order to entice you to watch their chat.
However, we know that you’re going to watch it anyway since it’s kind of Tig Notaro’s moment right now.
However, we will say that this road trip story is, as Tig will tell you, pretty hilarious.
(via Uproxx/WTF w/Marc Maron)
We’ve all made a huge mistake?
Despite hearing from Brian Grazer about a new batch of episodes of Arrested Development coming soon, it seems more unsure that such a thing is indeed happening.
Earlier this summer, Netflix’s Ted Sarandos expressed that he was hopeful to continue with new episodes of the series, but nothing was official or confirmed.
In his recent WTF appearance, Arrested Development star Jason Bateman echoed that sentiment by no knowledge of new episodes going into production.
He also elaborated that calling the latest episodes of Arrested Development “season 4″ as misleading as they were the first part of a three part arc.
Let’s hope we’ll be able to see the other two parts.
We have a pretty good guess as to what you’ll be watching today.
For those not on the East Coast, you probably didn’t get a chance to catch Colin Quinn’s last show, Colin Quinn: Unconstitutional live.
You now have a chance to watch Colin comedically break down the U.S. Constitution and the history surrounding it as it’s now a special on Netflix.
As long as you have access to Netflix, watch it here.
(via Deadline)
Christopher Guest has taken on dog shows, folk bands, and rock bands trying to stay relevant in his celebrated filmography. Of course, a film on mascots is a logical next step.
Mascots is Guest’s next film that Netflix has just announced that it will be releasing. As the title suggests, the competitive world of mascots are going to be the subject of the film.
Already, we’re imagining all the sorts of passive aggressive bickering that’s bound to happen in outlandish costumes, many of which will be animals with giant heads.
While that’s all the details that are currently available, expect Mascots to pop up on Netflix sometime in 2016.
There are 8 episodes just waiting to all be watched this weekend.
14 years ago, you came to love a film that brought a whole generation nostalgia for a summer camp experience they never had.
Today, you can revisit Camp Firewood with the entire original cast in a prequel series where they all look older, but are technically younger than their 2001 selves.
So, go watch Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp over at Netflix now.
My new Netflix series is called MASTER OF NONE. All ten episodes debut Nov 6th on Netflix. I hope you like it. Bye!
For this series, Aziz Ansari is getting top billing and will be playing a NYC actor that’s loosely based on himself.
According to Vulture, it sounds like it’ll be a single camera comedy based on his last special, Live at Madison Square Garden, and his latest book, Modern Romance with a focus on love, the immigrant experience, and deciding where to get food.
Look for all 10 episodes of Master of None on Netflix on Nov. 6th.
(via Vulture)
You do have a Netflix account by now, right?
Of the things that Netflix has on its production slate, stand-up specials seem to be probably on the cheaper side of things and the sort of content that does well on the streaming service giant.
So, they’ve got another whole round of hour comedy specials coming this year that will be worth making a reminder wherever you make reminders including:
Demetri Martin: Live (At the Time)-Fri., Aug. 14
Anthony Jeselnik: Thoughts and Prayers-Fri., Oct.16
John Mulaney: The Comeback Kid-Fri., Nov. 13
Brent Morin-Tues., Dec. 1
So, if you don’t have Netflix, now would be a good time to get it, especially since Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp comes out this week.
This season of BoJack Horseman didn’t even have to wait until folks got around to the middle to start getting heaps of critical praise.
Since it’s release, season 2 of BoJack has gotten plenty of love and, as a result, the order for the next season came quickly as well.
Today, Netflix announced that a third season of BoJack Horseman will be coming in 2016.
Luckily, you’ve only binge watched the first two seasons only a few times by now and can watch them over a few more times, right?
While you’re probably racing through all 12 episodes of BoJack Horseman season 2 on Netflix right now, be sure to check out the show’s brand spankin’ new website done up completely like a site from the 90s. You’ll be sure to let your nostalgia for the 90s get the best of you again.
Their Tumblr will even bring you back to the days of Windows 95.
Also, be sure to watch another great season of BoJack Horseman right here if you’re not already going that.
Eugene Mirman’s 3rd comedy special is here.
Coming from Comedy Dynamics and directed by Bobcat Goldthwait, Vegan on His Way to the Complain Store is Mirman’s latest hour of stand-up and whatever else strikes Mirman’s hilarious fancy.
It’s raining in LA and there’s plenty of new comedy to watch on Netflix, so just add this to your queue.
Watch Vegan on His Way to the Complain Store here.
It’s a good day to have a Netflix password.
There’s literally hours of new stuff to watch on Netflix.
You can binge in watching every episode of season 2 of Netflix’s great animated series BoJack Horseman or the documentary Tig following Tig Notaro.
You could also binge watch both. Either way, you’re losing precious time to probably continue sitting and plug into Netflix for most of the day.
Comedy Central received 26 Primetime Emmy nominations as a network, 9 went to Louis C.K. for his show Louie/hosting SNL/his own stand-up special and Veep, and 7 went to both Silicon Valley and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
Actually, Veep, SNL, Inside Amy Schumer, Silicon Valley, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Key & Peele, The Late Show with David Letterman, Louie, The Big Bang Theory, Modern Family, The Simpsons, The Colbert Report, The Daily Show, Last Man on Earth, and Last Week Tonight got more than four nominations each.
As far as networks go, Comedy Central racked its 25 Emmys between it plethora of acclaimed series including Inside Amy Schumer, Key & Peele, The Daily Show, @midnight with Chris Hardwick, South Park, Drunk History and The Colbert Report.
Cartoon Network got 4 nominations, Adult Swim received 3, and Funny or Die, IFC, and LouisCK.net all received 2.
Here are the individual nominees in the major categories:
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series
black-ish-Anthony Anderson
Episodes-Matt LeBlanc
House Of Lies-Don Cheadle
The Last Man On Earth-Will Forte
Louie-Louis C.K.
Shameless-William H. Macy
Transparent-Jeffrey Tambor
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series
The Comeback-Lisa Kudrow
Grace And Frankie-Lily Tomlin
Inside Amy Schumer-Amy Schumer
Nurse Jackie-Edie Falco
Parks And Recreation-Amy Poehler
Veep-Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Outstanding Variety Talk Series
The Colbert Report
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
Last Week Tonight With John Oliver
Late Show With David Letterman
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Outstanding Comedy Series
Louie
Modern Family
Parks And Recreation
Silicon Valley
Transparent
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Veep
Outstanding Variety Sketch Series
Drunk History
Inside Amy Schumer
Key & Peele
Portlandia
Saturday Night Live
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series
Brooklyn Nine-Nine-Andre Braugher
Girls-Adam Driver
Key & Peele-Keegan-Michael Key
Modern Family-Ty Burrell
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt-Tituss Burgess
Veep-Tony Hale
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series
The Big Bang Theory-Mayim Bialik
Getting On-Niecy Nash
Modern Family-Julie Bowen
Mom-Allison Janney
Saturday Night Live-Kate McKinnon
Transparent-Gaby Hoffmann
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt-Jane Krakowski
Veep-Anna Chlumsky
Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series
The Comedians-Mel Brooks
Inside Amy Schumer-Paul Giamatti
Saturday Night Live-Bill Hader
Saturday Night Live-Louis C.K.
Transparent-Bradley Whitford
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt-Jon Hamm
Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series
The Big Bang Theory-Christine Baranski
Girls-Gaby Hoffmann
Louie-Pamela Adlon
Modern Family-Elizabeth Banks
Shameless-Joan Cusack
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt-Tina Fey
Outstanding Writing For A Comedy Series
Episodes
The Last Man On Earth
Louie
Silicon Valley
Transparent
Veep
Outstanding Directing For A Comedy Series
The Last Man On Earth
Louie
Silicon Valley
Transparent
Veep
Outstanding Variety Special
Bill Maher: Live From D.C.
The Kennedy Center Honors
Louis C.K.: Live At The Comedy Store
Mel Brooks Live At The Geffen
The Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special
Outstanding Writing For A Variety Series
The Colbert Report
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
Inside Amy Schumer
Key & Peele
Last Week Tonight With John Oliver
Outstanding Writing For A Variety Special
The 72nd Annual Golden Globe Awards
Key & Peele Super Bowl Special
Louis C.K.: Live At The Comedy Store
Mel Brooks Live At The Geffen
The Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special
Outstanding Directing For A Variety Series
The Colbert Report
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
Inside Amy Schumer
Late Show With David Letterman
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Outstanding Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Program
Between Two Ferns With Zach Galifianakis
Billy On The Street
Childrens Hospital
Key & Peele Presents Van And Mike: The Ascension
Outstanding Interactive Program
@midnight With Chris Hardwick
Last Week Tonight With John Oliver
Saturday Night Live: SNL40
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Outstanding Animated Program
Archer
Bob’s Burgers
Over The Garden Wall
The Simpsons
South Park
Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program
Adventure Time
Disney Mickey Mouse
Regular Show
Robot Chicken
Steven Universe
Wander Over Yonder
Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance
Bob’s Burgers-John Roberts
Family Guy-Seth MacFarlane
Robot Chicken-Seth Green
The Simpsons-Dan Castellaneta
The Simpsons-Tress MacNeille
The Simpsons-Hank Azaria
Take a good long look at all of this note how this is a transitional period for comedy as the likes of Parks and Recreation, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, and The Late Show with David Letterman have come to a close while Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Last Man on Earth signal the arrival of newcomers.
Get the full list of 2015 Primetime Emmy Nominees here.
Previously only available at LouisCK.net, Todd Barry’s great and innovative Crowd Work Tour special is coming to Netflix.
This Wed. July 15th, you can watch Barry work his low key, yet devilish charm on audiences across America.
So, make sure you have a Netflix password by Wednesday.
Why? with Hannibal Buress premieres this Wed. and, already, you know what you’ll have to look forward to right after the first season wraps.
In fielding questions on Twitter, Hannibal has revealed that he’s set on shooting his next stand-up this September and then looking towards a release in Jan. 2016 on Netflix.
In case you’re like many folks and are obsessed with Buress and everything he does, mark your calendars now.
It’s too early to tell, but we’re curious if he will require everyone in the audience to wear a Hawaiian shirt.
So, the cast of Wet Hot American Summer has returned to do a series that is a prequel to the original movie even though it’s been 14 years.
So, even though it’s been over a decade, they’re “younger” and still horny for Wet Hot American Summer; First Day of Camp. Also, the likes of Kristen Wiig, Michael Cera, Jon Hamm, Weird Al Yankovic, Judah Friedlander, and more are also joining for the fun.
Watch the first full trailer here then look for the episodes to come out on July 31st.
If you, for some reason, haven’t watched Dave Attell’s latest stand-up special yet, cut an hour out of your day today to do so.
Road Work was one of the best comedy specials from last year and definitely an amazing showcase of how much lightning in a bottle that stand-up can produce if you shoot a bunch of shows rather do one big night of a taping.
Watch Attell’s Road Work right now on Netflix here.
Your favorite self-embattled animated horse, BoJack Horseman, is almost back for his second season on Netflix. About to star in his dream role of Secretariat, BoJack encounters a new round of problems, many of which we’re sure are self-inflicted, and we can’t wait to see it all unravel with Princess Caroline, Todd, Mr. Peanut Butter, and Diane.
Also, Lisa Kudrow voices an owl that’s a new love interest of BoJack.
Get into the season two trailer here then look for the release of whole second season on Netflix starting July 17th.
As said by Ed Helms in this trailer, Tig Notaro’s set at Largo, which turned into the album Live, is historic. Also, Tig and so many things that she has done are also historic.
The documentary “Tig” follows that journey, which you get a look at in this trailer.
Look for the full documentary on Netflix on July 17th.
If somehow you were doubting that this revival of Wet Hot American Summer was happening because you haven’t seen video evidence of the cast back together again, well, you can stop living in a cave or wherever you are without an Internet connection.
Here’s the first teaser for Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp done up in appropriate VHS style.
Look for the release of all the episodes on July 31st on Netflix.
(via Variety)
Coming from a 7 minute short that followed a man trying desperately to record his outgoing voicemail they made over a decade ago, The Duplass Brothers are now real Hollywood power brokers.
Earlier this year, The Duplass Brothers scored a four picture deal over at Netflix, which was both new and exciting territory for Netflix as well as Mark and Jay.
Now that the duo have succeeded with their series Togetherness and the upcoming Animals at HBO, HBO has gone in for a two-year overall deal for Mark and Jay Duplass to develop and produce more original series.
Between making their own TV series and movies then starring in others, they’re solidifying an indie empire of sorts.