Season 2 of Nat Geo’s “Years of Living Dangerously” To Feature David Letterman, Cecily Strong, Jack Black, and More

September 17, 2015

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(via The Hollywood Reporter)

Leave it to a show on a niche cable network having celebrities, many who are comedians, to fight for climate change awareness.

Years of Living Dangerously, a show covering the reality of climate change, on the National Geographic Channel just got picked up for a second season and is really going for it in terms of their guests this time around.

So far, they’ve got David Letterman, Ty Burrell, Jack Black, Cecily Strong, Don Cheadle, Olivia Munn, Ian Somerhalder, James Cameron, and Arnold Schwarzenegger on board for the show in some aspect or another.

Letterman will specifically be interviewing the Prime Minister of India.

Hopefully, this show will present climate change in an entertaining way that isn’t just laughing at certain presidential candidates that seem like they’re spouting off nonsense.

Watch Rory Scovel Get You Hyped For Nat Geo Wild’s SharkFest

June 23, 2015

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All ads should be like this.

Rory Scovel once again lends his golden tough to another ad campaign, this time, with Nat Geo Wild’s SharkFest coming on Sun. Jul. 5th.

Watch it here, then let’s all get Rory to be this sort of spokesman for more stuff.

NatGeo To Have “History of The World” Comedy Series From Silicon Valley Co-Creators John Atschuler and Dave Krinsky

January 8, 2015

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(via Variety)

If you loved Going Deep with David Rees on NatGeo last year, you’ll be thrilled to hear that The National Geographic Channel is only headed more in that direction for 2015.

Case in point, John Atschuler and Dave Krinsky, who have been involved in producing and/or creating Silicon Valley, King of The Hill, and more are now going to make a comedic world history series for NatGeo. Puppets, sketches, etc. are to be employed in this show, which we’re already excited for.

We are now wondering if they’ll have a segment where they will compare actual time period to ones fictionalized for comedic effect by Mel Brooks’ History of The World Part 1.

RiffTrax Launches New Site; Will Be Doing More “Total Riff Off” For National Geographic

October 23, 2014

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If watching all the Mystery Science Theater 3000 that you possibly can on Vimeo isn’t enough movie riffing fun for you, then you’ll be happy to know that many of the MST3K guys, now the stars of RiffTrax, have redone their entire website to make it easy to find, get, and enjoy their riffs to your favorite bad movies.

The National Geographic Channel is also having RiffTrax back this December after a successful run on April Fool’s Day, riffing, as they do, over animal footage.

That should be enough to satisfy your movie riffing fix.

Yes, David Rees Made an Impromptu Musical About Paper Airplanes

August 4, 2014

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We sincerely hope that you’re watching Going Deep with David Rees and having as much in doing so as we are.

Just watch David not only make unbelievable paper airplanes, but also sing about them on the spot a la Les Mis. With all seriousness, you’ve probably never had as much fun learning as an adult without David Rees.

Once you’re hooked on that, tune in tonight for a new episode at 10PM on the National Geographic Channel.

You Are Missing Out If You’re Not Watching Going Deep with David Rees

July 19, 2014

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After watching a few clips, you’ll wish that there was a how-to show as funny and inventive as Going Deep with David Rees when you were growing up.

Then, and only then, you’d know how to properly dig a hole, having minerals in your water, tying your shoe, and more.

Going Deep with David Rees Premieres Tonight on The National Geographic Channel

July 14, 2014

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You thought you knew how to dig a hole or tie your shoe. Well, you don’t know how to do it to the degree that David Rees is going to show on his new show on National Geographic, Going Deep with David Rees.

He wrote a whole book and made a career out of sharpening pencils, so surely he will shows us what we don’t know about other things that we take for granted.

Going Deep premieres tonight on the National Geographic Channel at 10PM.

David Rees Is Going to Arm Wrestle in His Nat Geo Series ‘Going Deep’

June 30, 2014

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In just over two weeks, David Rees’ “how-to” series Going Deep is going to premiere on the National Geographic Channel.

On July 14th when the series premieres, Rees will be “going deep” into such things like arm wrestling just like in this promo.

David Rees’ How-To Show “Going Deep” Premieres on NatGeo This Summer

June 18, 2014

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Humorist/writer/artisanal pencil sharpener David Rees is going to be the host of a brand new how-to show on National Geographic starting this July. Given how great he was at enlightening the world on how to properly sharpen a pencil, this series Going Deep should be pretty great.

Watch a promo for Going Deep, premiering Mon. July 14th here.