R.I.P. Alison Rich, Nicole Byer, and Jessica McKenna’s sketch series that we wish had more time to get on its legs because there was definite promise in the show.
We’re sure that you’ll be seeing the three of them elsewhere on big and small screens very soon. In fact, Nicole already has her own show coming out on MTV, Loosely Exactly Nicole.
Most movies and TV shows want to stop some catastrophe from happening if they’re invoking the technology of time travel within their premise.
Party Over Here is here to show you that time travel can be used for other things that don’t have the fate of the planet hanging in the balance and are, honestly, more fun.
We don’t know about you, but we think Party Over Here might serve Fox very well in the coming weeks as a sketch comedy show.
Case in point: this sketch where cast member Alison Rich gives uploading her consciousness online a try only to find that she’s probably not ready for the singularity.
Technology is only making the cost of transportation lower and lower everyday. Whose to say that air fare wouldn’t get to Uber prices eventually so long as you’re willing to put up with Uber Pool standards for flying?
Fox’s late night sketch show Party Over Here dreams up what that might be like with Flyte and why you might (or might not) want to take advantage of it.
Today’s the day! #PartyOverHere premieres tonight at 11/10 on @FOXTV. How orgasmic indeed. pic.twitter.com/eM4mBYrnSm
The series premiere of Fox’s new late night sketch show from The Lonely Island/Paul Scheer starring Nicole Byer, Alison Rich, and Jessica McKenna is tonight at 11PM.
However you watch it, we highly suggest that you don’t miss out.
Fox will finally be joining the ranks of late night once again, this Saturday, March 12th, with a brand new sketch show, Party Over Here.
Alison Rich, Nicole Byer, and Jessica McKenna along with the guidance of The Lonely Island and Paul Scheer are going to bring what seems to be a more fast paced, fourth wall-breaking version of sketch to television.
Get your first look at what they all have up their sleeve here.
(via Splitsider)
Heather Anne Campbell, Nick Wiger, Ryan Perez, Marques Ray, Danny Jelinek…
…Lauren McGuire, Yamara Taylor, Carl Tart, and Rachel Lee Goldenberg are the additional writers/directors/cast of Party Over Here on top of The Lonely Island, Paul Scheer, and Nicole Byer/Alison Rich/Jessica McKenna.
That’s some of UCB and Funny or Die’s best that make this new late night sketch series at Fox even more enticing.
(via Deadline)
Though it’s going to air on Saturdays, it’s not going against SNL.
Party Over Here, which is also the name of The Lonely Island’s production company, will be the new late night sketch show that will run on Fox’s schedule. For years, Fox didn’t have any late night programming to really speak of and let their last sketch series, Mad TV, live in the shadow of what all its cast did after the show ended (i.e. Key & Peele).
This time around, Fox has plenty of comedy fan buzzworthy talent in the ranks of Party Over Here. Not only are The Lonely Island (Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer) executive producing the series, but Paul Scheer is directing and the aforementioned Nicole Byer, Jessica McKenna, and Alison Rich, who have all gained comedic notoriety on their own over the last few years, are headlining the cast.
The series is set for a Sat. Mar. 12th premiere at 11PM and will very notably not air against Saturday Night Live. Party Over Here will only be a half hour and also not broadcast live.
All of those moves are probably for the best.
(via Deadline)
Having been given a development deal by Fox to create alternative content, the guys from Lonely Island have, so far, put together three projects in development. One is sci-fi comedy with Danny Pudi, another is a mockumentary hosted Neal Brennan, and then there will be a hidden camera show from Andre Hyland (a thing that we think is long overdue).
The company that they’ve formed, almost to no surprise, is called Party Over Here. In case you’re wondering, we’re looking forward to all of this.