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To Ensure Yet Another Great Late Night Interview, Nathan Fielder Brings Susan Sarandon as a Back-Up Guest on Conan

October 31, 2017

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Once again, Nathan Fielder exquisitely “games” the format of the traditional late night talk show panel interview by having Susan Sarandon on deck in case his stories are boring.

Of course, Fielder is simultaneously in on the joke while also playing like he “didn’t know” what might might end up happening as is his trademark style at this point.

Please enjoy the whole interview here.

Despite what Nathan says, he has proven that he is actually a great late night talk show guest, albeit a very untraditional one. Needless to say, Nathan Fielder would probably fare pretty well on Talk Show the Game Show.

Watch Trailer for Delightful Looking Animated Comedy Entitled “My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea”

February 23, 2017

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Sure, the voices of Jason Schwartzman, Lena Dunham, Reggie Watts, Maya Rudolph, Susan Sarandon, Alex Karpovsky and John Cameron Mitchell might entice you to watch any animated comedy that has them as the cast.

However, Dash Shaw’s unique animation (he’s a graphic novelist by the way) for My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea as well as the title should peak your interest more.

Seeing that in the trailer certainly got us on board (even though there is sinking involved)

My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea will hit theaters on April 14th.

FXx Orders Animated Post Apocalyptic Buddy Comedy “Cassius and Clay” Starring Kaitlin Olson, Lake Bell, and Susan Sarandon To Series

August 7, 2015

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(via The Hollywood Reporter)

It’s being pitched as a female-led post-apocalyptic buddy comedy a la Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid, which also makes us think of the sort of show that would have happened had Thelma and Louise survived.

FXx’s latest comedy will be the animated Cassius and Clay from Archer’s Adam Reed and Megan Ganz whose written for both Community and Modern Family with a great cast in Kaitlin Olson from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Lake Bell from Childrens Hospital, and Susan Sarandon. The three of them would be a cool bunch in a number of different scenario, but a post-apocalyptic setting should be especially fun to watch. Also, they have a guest cast that includes none other than Jeffrey Tambor and Stephen Root.

It’s set to debut sometime next year on FXx and we have yet to figure if there will be any sort of connection or reference to Muhammad Ali’s former name.