Jon Glaser

Oct 8, 2024 | ace.mu.nu | Jon Glaser

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Sep 13, 2024 | reelfilm.com | David Nusair |Jon Glaser |Paul Rudd |Tim Robinson

Directed by Andrew DeYoung, Friendship details the chaos that ensues after an oddball family man (Tim Robinson’s Craig Waterman) becomes acquaintances with a handsome, much cooler new neighbor (Paul Rudd’s Austin Carmichael).

Jul 9, 2024 | podcasts.apple.com | Jon Glaser |Arthur Bovino |Alfred Schulz

Comedian, writer, and actor, Jon Glaser is our guest! He chats about his time at Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Detroit pizza, and the grossest foods to watch people eat!

Nov 1, 2023 | jaunenglish.com | Jon Glaser |Creed Bratton |David Higgins |Paul Rudd

The best sitcoms of all time have become known for their ensemble casts and supporting characters, and there are often occasions when the latter are more entertaining than the former. Character development is essential for any story, and as an audience learns about a character over time, it makes them more relatable and entertaining. However, sometimes a supporting character can steal the entire show. Now and then, a supporting character becomes more interesting than a series' lead.