Kimmy Schmidt is coming back in a couple of months as loud in her choices of patterns as she is unbreakable.
Watch the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt season 2 teaser here, then look for all the episodes to start streaming on Fri. Apr. 15th.
One of the funniest shows on television, Veep, is coming back at kind of perfect time in that the current presidential election and the one fictionalized on the show might just be equally ridiculous.
Watch the teaser for season 5 here, then look for the premiere on Sun. Apr. 24th on HBO.
For decades, various law enforcement agencies have been depicted on television taking down bad guys in, more or less the same way.
So, it only stands to reason that Colin Quinn has plenty more to parody on season two of his L Studio series Cop Show. Watch the teaser here.
Look for the season premiere on Feb. 2nd.
There isn’t any footage from the show or any footage of anything at all really in this teaser for Netflix’s new comedy series Love from Judd Apatow, Lesley Arfin, and Paul Rust.
Instead, there’s a montage of title cards that offer some more realistic resolutions. We’re guessing that’s a list of issues that are going to come up in the series between its stars Paul Rust and Gillian Jacobs. Let your imagination run wild with that until a proper trailer drops.
Look for Love to start streaming on Feb. 19th (note how that’s five whole days after Valentine’s Day).
Mac, Dennis, Charlie, Dee, and Frank are all at it again for season 11 of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
What are we exactly referring to by “it”?
Well, by now, you should know that it is whatever the worst thing is, it is the gang trying to one up that.
See for yourself in this upcoming season’s teaser, then look for the season premiere on Wed. Jan. 6th on FXx.
Transparent got so many accolades and honors on top of it being a culturally groundbreaking in its first season that it seems like it has many more seasons under its belt.
Yet, Jill Soloway’s brilliant Transparent is set to stream its second season on Amazon on Fri. Dec. 11th.
If this teaser is any indication, the series will pick up right where they left off.
In case you weren’t sure how Disney Pixar was going to make you have all the feels of laughing all the way to heartbreak after the release of The Good Dinosaur, rest assured that they have got you covered.
Let nostalgia and emotions swell up in you as you watch the teaser to the sequel to Finding Nemo, Finding Dory.
A week before Christmas, all of us with access to Netflix will get an early holiday present in the form of an animated comedy series from Bill Burr.
His series F is for Family is coming out on Dec. 18th on Netflix and you can get a small glimpse into family sitcom that probably isn’t meant as family friendly in this brief teaser.
Get ready for more mics and pop culture trivia being shoved into the faces into complete strangers by Billy Eichner, sometimes with the aid of celebrities, as the fourth season of Billy on the Street is coming next month.
Get a taste of it here, then watch the premiere on Oct. 8th on truTV.
While Jon Stewart is now off hosting pro wrestling, the premiere of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah is just over a month away.
Even though it’s pretty much the same team, same studio, same desk, and same chair, you can get your look at the new host and the new graphics in this brief teaser.
Then, tune into the world premiere of Trevor Noah as the new Daily Show host at 11PM on Mon. Sept. 28th on Comedy Central.
10PM on Thursday, Oct. 1st will see the premiere of Benders, a series following the ups and various assorted downs of amateur hockey, on IFC
From this teaser, you can see that their glory might end up being pretty funny.
This year is quickly becoming a banner year for Tig Notaro as the documentary following her now legendary set, “Tig”, was just released this past weekend on Netflix and her Showtime special with Jon Dore, “Knock Knock, It’s Tig Notaro” premiered earlier this year.
On top of all of that, she has her HBO comedy special “Boyish Girl Interrupted” premiering on Aug. 22nd at 10PM.
Get your first look at it with this teaser.
This weekend, they had 7 Days in Hell with Andy Samberg and Kit Harrington and in a couple months, they’ll have their very next comedy sports special, Ferrell Takes the Field.
Earlier this year, Will Ferrell played 10 positions on 10 different teams over the course of one day of MLB Spring Training and from the looks of this teaser, it has all the promise of a 47 year old Ferrell mixing it up in the big leagues.
Look for Ferrell Takes the Field’s premiere on Sept. 12th at 10PM on HBO.
Hulu’s latest comedy series Difficult People teases you just a little more with your favorite person that yells trivia at strangers on the streets of NYC, Billy Eichner and How Was Your Week’s Julie Klausner being, as you might have suspected, difficult.
Watch this teaser to see just that, then look for the series on Hulu starting Aug. 5th.
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.
Over the years, you’ve seen Hannibal Buress crush it as a stand-up, actor, restaurant critic, sports reporter, and more.
That has to be part of why Comedy Central has a new show, “Why? with Hannibal Buress” where Hannibal gets to seemingly do and talk about whatever he wants.
You’ll see that in this promo and then be excitedly waiting for its premiere on Comedy Central, Wed. Jul. 8th at 10:30PM.
A teaser for the intentionally campy Lifetime movie A Deadly Adoption starring Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig was just released today, which should further convince you that the movie is going to premiere on Jun. 20th.
We’re guessing that you should get ready for some of Ferrell’s best outbursts since in some time.
Prepare to have your heartstrings pulled as well as get on board for another potentially actually enjoyable for all ages ride, once more, with dinosaurs as Pixar is coming out with The Good Dinosaur later this year.
Just see what we’re talking about with this first teaser here.
Pixar is poised to have quite a year with Inside Out coming out this month and The Good Dinosaur set for Nov. 25th.
Combining what could be a fun Goonies-ish heist film and the modern day equivalents of Mark Twain’s legendary characters Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, Band of Robbers looks promising as an indie comedy, a niche genre that’s slowly becoming synonymous with dramedy.
Writer/director duo Adam Nee and Aaron Nee bring Matthew Gray Gubler, Kyle Gallner, Hannibal Buress, Johnny Pemberton, and more to pull this off.
Watch the teaser here and then maybe, if you can, catch at The LA Film Festival on Jun. 13th.
Eat your heart out Downton Abbey.
The premiere of Comedy Central’s Another Period, that’s almost set only a few years before Downton Abbey, is soon, Jun. 23rd,
Before that, catch a glimpse of the opulence from Natasha Leggero and Riki Lindhome that’s could be considered turn of the century equivalent of The Kardashians in this teaser.
As part of TBS’ Upfronts presentation, Samantha Bee had a little teaser for her arriving at a new network and joining the male dominated late night club.
So far from this year’s Upfronts, other shows should take note on how to make an entrance from Bee.
With Armando Iannucci’s exit announced today, the release of this teaser seems perfectly timed.
HBO’s new comedy series geopolitical crisis comedy The Brink starring Jack Black and Tim Robbins has just gotten its first teaser today. As it deals with politics on an international level, it might pair nicely to Veep.
We’ll see exactly how that plays out on the Brink’s premiere on Jun. 21st at 10:30PM on HBO.
You can’t see Michael K. Williams or the rest of the fantastic cast, but you can see how IFC is going to have fun in a LA Confidential sort of world with The Spoils Before Dying.
This first teaser is definitely in a much film noir world than its predecessor The Spoils of Babylon and we’re guessing that Williams will only have to change only some of Chalky White’s wardrobe for this.
The mini series for Wet Hot American Summer is indeed coming along with the cast of the original movie to Netflix. In fact, it’s set for release this Summer.
Here’s the first teaser to prove all of that’s true.
Last night might have been the last time Tina Fey and Amy Poehler host The Golden Globes, but you know as well as we do that it won’t be the last thing that the powerhouse duo collaborate.
The feature “Sisters” (formerly called The Nest), set to come out Christmas 2015, is one good example. Give the very first teaser a watch here.