We’ve done something that’s not a stand up special, but not a classic play either.”

The weird thing is it’s not a stand up special- most people are used to seeing a stand up special on Netflix. So we did our best to film it in a way that feels like the play, but also more cinematic, like the teleplays you watched that were shot on sound stages so you’d have moments of that. But it’s just different when you’re watching something. “A lot of times when you watch plays on TV, they feel really flat. With that said, Kroll is quick to point out that this show is different from many others that have occupied the coveted Tuesday release slot this year: The acclaimed production was filmed toward the tail end of its run at the Lyceum Theatre, and adds to the streaming service’s considerable comedy offerings. Geegland made their latest big move Tuesday, to Netflix.

Unlikely or not, Kroll and Mulaney’s Gil Faizon and George St. It’s so weird, like, “oh I’ll take some gross-ass fish from a can and mix it up with mayonnaise, and put it on white bread and everyone would be like, ‘I’d like that.’” “It’s like this second chicken, but it’s like gross. If John Mulaney is to be believed, the success of Oh, Hello, his joint project with Nick Kroll about two septuagenarians with a penchant for tuna-based pranks, the appeal of their off-Broadway-turned-touring-turned-Broadway show is as unlikely as the appeal of an actual tuna sandwich. Our own Amma Marfo sat down with John and Nick to talk about the Netflix premiere. See for yourself how two legendary bachelors of New York’s Upper West Side, Gil Faizon and George St Geegland, created the greatest work of art of the 21st or any century. “Oh, Hello On Broadway” premieres today, Jglobally on Netflix after a 138 performance record at Broadway’s Lyceum Theatre.

Geegland (John Mulaney) are gearing up to bring their production of “Oh, Hello On Broadway” from stage to television screens across the world.

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