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| Pete Holmes | ... | ||
| Artie Lange | ... | ||
| Lauren Lapkus | ... | ||
| George Basil | ... | ||
| Jermaine Fowler | ... | ||
| Aparna Nancherla | ... | ||
| Dov Davidoff | ... |
Jason
3 episodes, 2017
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| Zach Cherry | ... |
Chicken Wing Man
3 episodes, 2017
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| T.J. Miller | ... | ||
| Rachael Ray | ... |
Rachael Ray
2 episodes, 2017
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| Henry Zebrowski | ... | ||
| Ashlie Atkinson | ... | ||
| Rachel Feinstein | |||
| Dan Naturman | ... |
Dan
2 episodes, 2017
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Meeya Davis | ||
| Clemmie Evans | |||
| Jocelyn Bioh | ... |
Tina
2 episodes, 2017
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| Faith Logan | ... |
Comedy Club Patron
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2 episodes, 2017
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A New York comic is forced to make a new start for himself after his wife leaves him.
It's very similar to Master of None. It's not as funny or clever but it's very enjoyable. Pete is a religious guy surrounded by the vast majority of vulgar comedians now a days. He's a very likable and trustworthy guy which why so many people like him (other comedians). He's not very responsible (adult wise) bc of how he was raised and the show explains all of this. If you ever watched Pete Holmes his humor is there and it's clean but everyone else is vulgar, i like the diversity. however if master of none is 9+ this falls short. each episode taught a life lesson in Mast of none crashing is more about a struggling comedians story and rise to fame.