John Mulaney’s variety show, “Everybody’s Live,” has officially been shelved on Netflix. The series, which premiered in March 2022, had a two-season commitment but has not seen plans for a return. Robbie Praw, Netflix’s VP of stand-up and comedy formats, indicated the show’s future looks bleak due to Mulaney’s busy schedule.
Overview of “Everybody’s Live”
The show launched to positivity, releasing episodes weekly on Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET. Its first season concluded on May 28, 2022, comprising a total of 12 episodes. Following its debut, viewership started strong but later declined significantly.
Viewership Statistics
- Premiere episode views: 1.6 million
- Second episode views: 500,000
- Subsequent episodes ranged between 300,000-500,000 views
- Final episode drew 400,000 views
The Future of the Show
During an interview with Variety, Praw stated that a second season is unlikely for the foreseeable future. He explained that Mulaney is currently focused on a major stand-up tour and that there are no ongoing discussions about renewing “Everybody’s Live.” Mulaney himself has expressed a willingness to return, but he remains non-committal about any plans.
John Mulaney’s Current Projects
In addition to his tour, which runs through Thanksgiving, Mulaney has secured a role in an upcoming film directed by David O. Russell. This movie tells the story of John Madden, with Nicolas Cage portraying the legendary NFL coach. Mulaney plays Trip Hawkins, founder of Electronic Arts, in the film set for release on November 26, 2023.
Conclusion
As it stands, “Everybody’s Live” remains inactive, with Mulaney prioritizing his comedy tour and new film commitments. Fans may have to wait before seeing the comedian back on their screens with another season of the show.
