On Wednesday night, Netflix premiered the semi-new talk show Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney, hosted by the beloved comedian and Big Mouth star. The series is an offshoot of Everybody’s in LA—a pop-up talk show that Mulaney taped last June. And despite his dry run last year, Chris Murphy writes, the first episode of Everybody’s Livedefinitely felt like a work in progress. “Ten months is the perfect amount of time to forget how to do this show,” Mulaney quipped in his opening monologue. As Murphy notes, “He wasn’t wrong. The first show was a bit of an awkward mess—not that [Mulaney] seemed too concerned about it.”
Elsewhere in HWD, David Canfield and the Little Gold Mengang recommend six shows to catch up on as Emmy season kicks into high gear; Nikki Glaser will return to host the Golden Globes again next year; Jordan Hoffmanrecommends the best movies to watch on Prime Video; and five years later, we remember the week in 2020 when cameras officially stopped rolling due to the pandemic.
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