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Brian Simpson: Live from the Mothership OTT Release Date: Watch this documentary comedy show by Brian Simpson

Brian Simpson: Live from the Mothership OTT Release Date: The one hour-long special from the up-and-coming comedian Brian Simpson, titled Brian Simpson: Live from the Mothership, will make its premiere on Netflix on March 19, 2024, according to the latest announcement.

New Delhi: In his first Netflix original series, Live from the Mothership, comedian Brian Simpson promises a hilarious comedic extravaganza. This one-hour comedy special, which is set for a worldwide release very soon, promises an unvarnished and hilarious study of subjects like racism and in vitro fertilization, all presented with Simpson’s distinctive humorous style.

About the Show

This comedy documentary, directed by the marvellous Baron Vaughn, accomplishes an unprecedented accomplishment by being the first production to be shot at The Comedy Mothership in Austin, TX. The fact that the facility is owned by the famous Joe Rogan makes Simpson’s debut that much more exciting.

Simpson discusses a wide range of topics in her comedic presentation, including racism, gun violence, in vitro fertilization, and masculinity. Live from the Mothership promises to be the funniest comedy show ever, bringing people together in a shared moment of laughter regardless of where they are or what time zone, they’re in.

When and Where to Watch?

Live from the Mothership will soon be available on Netflix, so anybody interested in Brian Simpson’s comic talents or just wants to see him perform may do so without missing any fun. So, make sure not to miss the evening filled with fun with Brian Simpson, regardless of where you are in the world.

The one hour-long special from the up-and-coming comedian Brian Simpson, titled Brian Simpson: Live from the Mothership, will make its premiere on Netflix on March 19, 2024, according to the latest announcement.

About Brian Simpson

After serving his country in the Marine Corps, Simpson—who had been a foster child before—found his true calling in the Los Angeles comedy scene. After being awarded a New Face at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in 2021, he became a paid regular at The Comedy Show. Lights Out with David Spade was the late-night Comedy Central show where the comic first appeared, but he is more recognized for his podcast B.S. with Brian Simpson.

Having already been on That’s My Time With David Letterman and performed a brief set for Netflix’s program The Standups, he now takes the special to the streaming service.