Shane Gillis: Last News

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Most Super Bowl viewers live nowhere near Shane Gillis, Post Malone and Peyton Manning. On Sunday February 9, the people who help sell Bud Light hope they see the trio as just three more of their friends or neighbors.

Ethan Shanfeld Vince Vaughn is joining Shane Gillis in his Netflix comedy series “Tires” among other Season 2 guest stars Ron White, Jon Lovitz, Veronika Slowikowska and Steph Tolev. It was previously announced that Thomas Hayden Church would appear in the second season as Gillis’ character’s dad. Details on most of their characters have yet to be revealed, but on Thursday afternoon Netflix released a handful of first-look images from the upcoming season, due sometime in 2025.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Bud Light isn’t waiting for the Super Bowl to start talking about its Super Bowl commercial. Rapper and performer Post Malone and comedian Shane Gillis will be spotted in a “teaser” for Bud Light’s coming Big Game promotion Sunday during coverage of the AFC and NFC Championships on Fox and CBS. In the preview, the pair sit on lawn chairs in what looks like the driveway of a suburban home, and discuss the fact that standards prohibit the depiction of alcohol consumption in a TV commercial, which prompts them to start counting down the seconds until the ad will be over.

Bill Burr and Shane Gillis are teaming up for a comedy show to benefit the victims of the L.A. wildfires.

Kennedy joined forces with a Republican. The Dems switched candidates four months before the election. MAGA ruled MSG, and the far left’s heartthrob is a rich white kid who assassinated a CEO in Midtown Manhattan.

Oscar-nominated Thomas Haden Church has joined the Season 2 cast of Shane Gillis‘ Netflix comedy series Tires.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Thomas Haden Church has joined the second season of Shane Gillis’ comedy series “Tires” at Netflix. The show was renewed for Season 2 back in May ahead of the first season’s Netflix debut. Gillis self-financed the six-episode first season of “Tires,” with Netflix acquiring the show as part of a deal that included him getting another stand up special at the streamer.

EXCLUSIVE: Shane Gillis will, unfortunately, not be winning a Golden Globe for his comedy series Tires after the organizers declared it too short for eligibility.

Ethan Shanfeld David Spade and Theo Von will star in and produce a buddy comedy, “Busboys,” which they wrote and are self-financing. Set in a border town in Arizona, the movie follows David and Theo, two friends who “think becoming waiters will solve all of their problems. They are wrong,” per the logline.

Tatiana Siegel On the heels of an eight-city sell-out arena tour this year, comedian Shane Gillis is hitting the road again. The stand-up megastar will usher in the new year with “Shane Gillis Live,” a 27-city tour that will kick off on Jan. 10 at San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center.

Sunday’s Madison Square Garden rally, was political malpractice.Hinchcliffe’s now infamous set included a joke where he called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.” And, well, it’s not good to offend an entire demographic of voters you’re still trying to woo.The Trump camp distanced themselves from the line and a report in the Bulwark said the bit was ad libbed.Hey, they were able to catch in the script a joke where Hinchcliffe called Kamala Harris the c-word, which a staffer asked him to remove.As the right did damage control amidst the uproar, President Biden apparently said “hold my ice cream cone” and decided to defend Puerto Rico’s honor — by calling Trump “supporters” garbage.The gaffe was reminiscent of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 “basket of deplorables” comment and also brought to mind Obama’s alleged assessment of his Veep’s instincts, “Never underestimate Joe’s ability to f–k things up.”Bumbling Joe, who is an actual politician and not a comedian, is now doing clean up duty. With a major assist from the media who were outraged by Hinchcliffe just days ago.In the midst of this stinky mess remains a collective pearl clutching about the initial jokes (which was a reference to PR’s very real garbage problem).

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Lorne Michaels told The Wall Street Journal that he was “angry” when Shane Gillis got fired from “Saturday Night Live” in 2019 after offensive jokes he made on a podcast resurfaced online, including ones with racial slurs about Asian people. “He said something stupid, but it got blown up into the end of the world,” Michaels said.

Lorne Michaels has opened up, again, about the decision to fire Shane Gillis from Saturday Night Live before he’d ever stepped on the Studio 8H stage.

Shane Gillis made a big reveal recently about Saturday Night Live.

Bridgerton once again eclipsed 2B minutes viewed in the week after the first four episodes of Season 3 hit Netflix.

Jack Dunn Several Asian American groups gathered in the Chinatown district of Los Angeles Thursday afternoon to call for comedian Shane Gillis to apologize for using “offensive racial remarks” in his stand-up performances. Leaders of the Media Action Network for Asian Americans, Chinese American Citizens Alliance Los Angeles and the Greater Los Angeles Japanese American Citizens League gathered at the Chinese American Citizens Alliance Lodge for a press conference, in which the groups also implored Netflix to cancel Gillis’ new sitcom “Tires” and that Bud Light cut all promotional funding toward his comedy tour unless an apology is issued.

Selome Hailu After “Bridgerton” dominated the top three spots on Luminate‘s streaming rankings last week, the only TV title that could rival it was a complete change of pace from the high production value Regency-era drama: “Tires,” Shane Gillis’ self-funded half-hour comedy that premiered on May 23. “Bridgerton” Season 3 of course still took the No. 1 position with 766.8 million minutes watched in its second full week of availability, coming out to an estimated 3.7 million views when divided by the 220-minute runtime of the four currently available episodes.

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Tires had a promising debut weekend on Netflix.

Netflix is revealing the data about their stand-up content.