HBO Renews Crashing for Season 2
HBO has come to a decision pretty quick to renew Pete Holmes’ series Crashing for a second season.
Currently, they’re in the middle of their first season, which makes us ponder how exactly Pete will continue the premise of ‘crashing’ at other people’s places through the second season.
Master of None Returning for Season 2 on May 12
Master of None was a really refreshing surprise when its first season came out, which is impressive at this time where we’re in the thick of another wave of shows being based on the lives of comedians. The writing, directing, editing, cinematography was all on another level and was combined with a succinct commentary on timely issues.
So, naturally, we’re excited for May 12th when the series returns to Netflix for its second season.
If you were excited by the teaser for season 2 of Phil Matarese and Mike Luciano’s Animals, then you’ll definitely be hyped for the full length trailer.
Who knew the lives of animals, when paralleling the lives of humans, could be so grandiose?
Season 2 of Animals premieres on Friday, March 17th at 11:30PM on HBO.
Despite everything they’ve gone through, the Parker family has stuck together just enough for a whole mess of trouble to come their way in another season of The Detour.
You can see things already unraveling in this clip.
The season 2 premiere of The Detour airs tonight at 10PM on TBS.
Just a friendly reminder that you should catch the season 2 premiere of Baskets on FX tonight at 10PM before diving into watching coverage of the inauguration tomorrow and throughout the weekend.
Just over a month from now, there will be the return of Louie Anderson as a mom, Zach Galifianakis as one of the saddest clowns ever, and Martha Kelly being Martha Kelly.
There have been plenty of short promos over the past several months, but here’s a full trailer that will satisfy, at least for a little while, your fix for more Baskets.
Season 2 is set to premiere on FX on Thursday, January 19th.
Twitter and a bunch of other stuff may be down, but, at the very least, you have this to look forward to.
Well, so long as you this site is operational and you can read this, season 2 of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend will premiere tonight on The CW at 9PM. From the looks of this Lemonade spoof, they have got a lot of nice surprises up their sleeve.
The one and only Cheri Oteri has stepped in as principal by the way.
Catch the season 2 premiere of Those Who Can’t on TruTV at 10:30PM to see the unapologetic antics of Adam Cayton-Holland, Ben Roy, and Andrew Orvedahl fill the halls of Reed Smoot High.
Seriously, there’s no debates on and even if there was a debate on that late, you could stream the debate on a second screen.
Did you have a better summer than Shoemaker, Fairbell, and Payton from Those Who Can’t?
See for yourself as they reminisce what they did for the last few months before they go in for a mandatory meeting.
Oh, by the way, season 2 of Those Who Can’t premieres on Thursday, October 6th 10:30PM.
8PM on Starz.
Starz’s comedy line-up has had a good resurgence with this duo of Ash vs. Evil Dead and Blunt Talk.
Now, they’re going to play back-to-back in their second season premieres with Ash vs. Evil Dead kicking off the evening at 8PM and Blunt Talk right after at 8:30PM.
Seeso’s original series Bajillion Dollar Propertie$ has done a pretty great job sending up Million Dollar Listing and looks to one-up themselves in season 2.
This season 2 trailer looks like it’s more than up to that task.
Look for season 2 of Bajillion Dollar Propertie$ to start streaming on Thursday, October 13th.
Brett Gelman, Brian Baumgartner, Angela Kinsey, Paul Scheer, Rob Huebel, Moby, Fred Armisen, Jason Schwartzman, Stephen Tobolowsky, and more are set to come into the life of Walter Blunt in season 2 of Starz’s Blunt Talk.
See so for yourself in this montage and then catch the season premiere on Sunday, October 2nd.
The oft-described slapstick drama Baskets is set for its return in January 2017.
From the looks of this promo, Zach Galifianakis makes it look like it lives up to that label quite well.
Sir Patrick Stewart is returning as a cavalier news anchor very soon as season 2 of Starz’s Blunt Talk is set to premiere on Sunday, October 2nd.
This new trailer shows that, while season 1 got unhinged, season 2 will probably one-up that and then some.
The first run of Adam Ruins Everything has barely scratched the surface of what we take for granted in our daily lives and then brutally and cleverly picking apart those pre-conceived notions. Host Adam Conover has even ruined death and we have a feeling he’s just getting started.
For instance, reality shows have yet to get dissected by Adam Ruins Everything… until now.
By the way, brand new episodes of Adam Ruins Everything start up tonight at 10PM on TruTV.
Love him or hate him (an order for more episodes suggests the former), Adam Conover is really good at being a informative killjoy.
From the looks of the new trailer of Adam Ruins Everything, Conover has a whole new array of things that we take for granted that he’ll meticulously pick apart with jokes and very slick production.
Look for the new episodes of Adam Ruins Everything on Tuesday, August 23rd at 10PM on TruTV.
The most outlandish Sir Patrick Stewart that you’ve probably seen returns to television as season 2 of Starz’s Blunt Talk is set to premiere in October.
It’s awhile, but it just might be worth the wait.
For now, you’ll have to just see what they’ve got in store for Stewart as Walter Blunt with this teaser.
Starz heard you loud and clear from the love for the first go around and is doubling down on everything that you probably loved about season 1 of Ash vs. Evil Dead.
See for yourself in this new trailer for season 2, which also happens to give you a little bit of an idea of what’s going to happen with Ash and the gang between flying blood, guts, heads, etc.
The TV adaptation Ash vs Evil Dead might be one of the more successful film franchise-to-TV series adaptation that’s ever been seen.
So far, the first season was a great start and the teaser for season 2 looks like it’ll be headed further into the blood, guts, firepower, and one liners that fans, both old and new, have come to love.
Look for the premiere of season 2 of Ash vs. Evil Dead on Starz in October.
For Spiderman, the maxim goes, “With great power, comes great responsibility.”
For Difficult People starring Julie Klausner and Billy Eichner, the saying probably goes, “Difficult, huh? With just a little bit of power, I’ll show you what being difficult really is and you’ll regret ever saying that I was ever difficult.”
See for yourself as Julie and Billy get a little bit of a break and how they abuse it in the season 2 trailer for Difficult People.
Look for the new season to start streaming on July 12th on Hulu.
On whatever side of the is-there-too-much-tv argument, you can’t argue that there certainly is a lot of television right now and a lot of it worth watching.
As a result, shows might fall through the cracks and fly under the radar, making their way to a second season and still be a pleasant surprise to plenty of folks.
Such is the case for Bravo’s Odd Mom Out from Jill Kargman, which premieres its second season tonight at 10PM.
See how charming this comedy following a mom’s quest to not become a stereotypical Upper East Side mom can be in this trailer.
One of America’s favorite dads, Jim Gaffigan, is getting a great Father’s Day gift with his show premiering its second season tonight at 10PM on TV Land.
You should watch it because it’s a good show and also Jim’s five kids need some time to themselves.
You may think of lobsters only when you’re treating yourself for seafood, but, as so many animated series these days have shown, lobsters can very relatable, awkward human characters.
See for yourself in Seeso’s Gentlemen Lobsters in this full episode preview, which just kicked off its second season today.
If you’re into it and somehow don’t have Seeso, you can subscribe here.
10PM on Comedy Central
Natasha Leggero and Riki Lindhome return for season 2 of Another Period as the unapologetically wealthy face of The Bellacourt family and are really going to rub their wealth in the faces of everyone they meet.
Revel in their chaos tonight and wish that wealthy craziness was left back in 1900.
In fact, two brand spanking new episodes have just been released.
Casual from creator Zander Lehmann and executive producer Jason Reitman returns after a critically acclaimed first season to find a very modern family once again while trying to pick up the pieces after their first try.
Stars Michaela Watkins, Tommy Dewey, and Tara Lynne Barr have really made this series shine so far.
So, get on Hulu, however you do that and get into episodes 1 and 2 as soon as you can.