This highly celebrated comedian, David Spade, will join the Netflix gang next month with his newest comedy special, Nothing Personal, hitting the small screens oh so soon. This will be Spade's Netflix comedy special debut - and we cannot wait to see what he's bringing to the table. So let's take a look at what we know thus far...
Not only is this the comedian's first stand-up collab with Netflix, but it will be Spade's first stand-up special in 8 years! Don't you worry, Spade has been plenty busy with his million other endeavors in Hollywood, but it's nice to know this OG Saturday Night Live star is coming back to the stage to give us the laughs we want and truly need. Spade's last stand-up special, My Fake Problems, premiered on Comedy Central in 2014. Fast forward to 2022, and Nothing Personal drops on Netflix on April 26. The special touches on everything from humiliating doctor visits to being the one to fall for clickbait and his Spade-way of saying "no" to things. The Netflix special was filmed at the Pantages Theater in Minneapolis, with Spade as executive producer alongside director Ryan Polito.
Spade is no stranger to the streaming platform. He co-hosted The Netflix Afterparty in 2021 alongside comedians Fortune Feimster and London Hughes and appeared on Netflix films such as The Do-Over in 2016 and Father of the Year in 2018. So what else has the Grown Ups star been up to recently? Well, he kickstarted 2022 with a new podcast, Fly on the Wall, alongside fellow comedian Dana Carvey and voiced Griffin, a character in the recent film Hotel Transylvania: Transformania. Amongst his many Hollywood roles, Spade made his mark as a guest host on Bachelor in Paradise for just a few episodes, saying he went on to "try to just play off whatever's happening in the moment and make some jokes without being too rough." And he killed it; fans loved him (obviously)!
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So now that we've caught up on the whereabouts of the comedy legend that is David Spade, we'll be getting ready to stream Nothing Personal on April 26. And while we're waiting, excuse us while we watch The Benchwarmers for old time's sake...
