W hen John Mulaney came out with Everybody’s in L.A. in May 2024, I wrote about why the former Saturday Night Live writer’s Netflix original series was a game-changer for late

Comedian John Mulaney is going live on Wednesday nights for 12 weeks on Netflix. NPR's TV critic says that in the first episode, Mulaney seemed to be enjoying the absurdity of the whole setup much more than any of the actual content he was presenting.

John Mulaney, Richard Kind, and Saymo are gracing our screens in tandem again. Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney, the follow-up to Mulaney’s 2024 live talk show, Everybody’s in L.A, has begun its 12-week run.

Despite hosting a six-episode talk show last year, Mulaney is essentially new to hosting a live talk show. In his opening monologue, he admits that 10 months is "just enough time" to forget how to do the show. The good news is he doesn't seem to have missed a step. In terms of quality and feel, the new show feels like a continuation of the old one.

The comedian is embracing the streamer's lack of ratings and making "Everybody's Live" as niche as he wants The post 5 Ways John Mulaney’s Netflix Talk Show Is Remixing Late Night appeared first on TheWrap.

Details are sparse, but you can probably expect a revival of the late night format he used for "Everybody's in L.A."

The guest list echoes that of Mulaney’s previous talk show experiment on Netflix – Everybody’s in LA, which debuted last year around the Netflix is a Joke Festival.

Mulaney could become the new face of late night, once he works out the Netflix show’s kinks The post ‘Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney’ Review: Host Shines on a Late Night Show Still Finding Its Way appeared first on TheWrap.