NATHAN FOR YOU -- Season 2 Tuesdays at 10:30pm on Comedy Central

This dude Nathan. Missed this show dearly.

‘Because it was a mother and daughter combo...but we’ll move past that.’

:rofl:
 
Nathan stays bugging :lol:

Fake a celeb leaving a big tip so some deli can get free promo.

To make it legit, use a real card account. Since you can convince any person with the same name as the celeb to use their card, you pay someone to change their name to the celeb's so they can open an account so he can deposit 10k cuz that's the tip.

Doesn't trust the guy so handcuffs himself to it from deposit to day of the fake set up.

Lets just assume that Michael Richards of all ppl has 10 grand to waste on a tip at a ****ing deli.
 
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I am so glad I saw that Kimmel interview before watching tonight's episode.
 
Nathan and the guest host convo :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Going to the game with chili on him :lol:

Uber episode :lol:
 
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havent really looked into this show until last week. saw all eps of this season. so awkward lmao.

i died when he was all like "are you done your sentence"?

also when that hippy dude trying to hold in his laugh when nathan started singing.

i also don't remember the last time i laughed as hard when he married that guy at the chinese restaurant lmao.

and episode recommendations for the past seasons?
 
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Legendary Season finale
 
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havent really looked into this show until last week. saw all eps of this season. so awkward lmao.

i died when he was all like "are you done your sentence"?

also when that hippy dude trying to hold in his laugh when nathan started singing.

i also don't remember the last time i laughed as hard when he married that guy at the chinese restaurant lmao.

and episode recommendations for the past seasons?
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All of them man. I honestly can’t pick one, because there’s so much going on in every one.

I’d check the Dumb Starbucks episode to start if you haven’t, though.

I’ve heard this dude in interviews here and there and podcasts, and he always comes off this awkward. He definitely plays it up for the show, but he’s definitely that guy on a smaller scale outside of the show. He’s got awkwardness down to a science.:lol:
 
Mud 2: Never Clean :rofl:

This creepy guy from seasons ago :lol: That sketch of his one true love. The fact that he's been visiting all this time :lol:

This dude meeting up with an escort :rofl: :rofl: Watching the escort watch his show smirking.

Tricking on bops in Arkansas.

Nathan realizing he chilling with his future self.

This dude Nathan got serious problems. Uncomfortably funny. Son taping his session with an escort.
 
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I binged watched the rest of season 2 that I missed and started catching up and it's just as hilarious as before. Genius stuff.
 
Legend :pimp:

Under the deal, Fielder will serve as executive producer on”How To…With John Wilson,” which has been ordered to series at HBO, and an untitled comedy pilot in which Fielder will star as well as write and direct.

“How To…With John Wilson” is a half-hour, first person documentary series hosted by an anxious New Yorker (Wilson) who attempts to give everyday advice while dealing with his own personal issues. Acting as both cameraman and narrator, he covertly documents the lives of fellow New Yorkers in a comic odyssey of self-discovery, inevitably making the audience comfortable with the awkward contradictions of modern life.

Wilson is the writer, director, narrator and executive producer on the series, with Fielder and Clark Reinking also executive producing. Reinking was previously a supervising producer on Fielder’s Comedy Central series “Nathan For You,:” with his other credits including shows like “Moonbase 8” and “Tim & Eric’s Bedtime Stories, Check It Out! With Dr. Steve Brule, and Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job.”

Wilson is a lo-fi documentarian based in New York City. His diaristic images of the city offer commentary on the anxieties and contradictions of modern life. Partially inspired by a short-lived career working for a private investigator, his movies adopt the voyeuristic amateurism that has run rampant since the birth of smartphones.

Plot details on Fielder’s comedy pilot are being kept under wraps. Reinking will also executive produce the untitled project along with Christie Smith and Dan McM**** for Rise Management.
Under the deal, Fielder will serve as executive producer on”How To…With John Wilson,” which has been ordered to series at HBO, and an untitled comedy pilot in which Fielder will star as well as write and direct.

“How To…With John Wilson” is a half-hour, first person documentary series hosted by an anxious New Yorker (Wilson) who attempts to give everyday advice while dealing with his own personal issues. Acting as both cameraman and narrator, he covertly documents the lives of fellow New Yorkers in a comic odyssey of self-discovery, inevitably making the audience comfortable with the awkward contradictions of modern life.

Wilson is the writer, director, narrator and executive producer on the series, with Fielder and Clark Reinking also executive producing. Reinking was previously a supervising producer on Fielder’s Comedy Central series “Nathan For You,:” with his other credits including shows like “Moonbase 8” and “Tim & Eric’s Bedtime Stories, Check It Out! With Dr. Steve Brule, and Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job.”

Wilson is a lo-fi documentarian based in New York City. His diaristic images of the city offer commentary on the anxieties and contradictions of modern life. Partially inspired by a short-lived career working for a private investigator, his movies adopt the voyeuristic amateurism that has run rampant since the birth of smartphones.

Plot details on Fielder’s comedy pilot are being kept under wraps. Reinking will also executive produce the untitled project along with Christie Smith and Dan McM**** for Rise Management.

“How To…With John Wilson” is a half-hour, first person documentary series hosted by an anxious New Yorker (Wilson) who attempts to give everyday advice while dealing with his own personal issues. Acting as both cameraman and narrator, he covertly documents the lives of fellow New Yorkers in a comic odyssey of self-discovery, inevitably making the audience comfortable with the awkward contradictions of modern life.

Wilson is the writer, director, narrator and executive producer on the series, with Fielder and Clark Reinking also executive producing. Reinking was previously a supervising producer on Fielder’s Comedy Central series “Nathan For You,:” with his other credits including shows like “Moonbase 8” and “Tim & Eric’s Bedtime Stories, Check It Out! With Dr. Steve Brule, and Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job.”

Wilson is a lo-fi documentarian based in New York City. His diaristic images of the city offer commentary on the anxieties and contradictions of modern life. Partially inspired by a short-lived career working for a private investigator, his movies adopt the voyeuristic amateurism that has run rampant since the birth of smartphones.

Plot details on Fielder’s comedy pilot are being kept under wraps. Reinking will also executive produce the untitled project along with Christie Smith and Dan McM**** for Rise Management.
 
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