"The Rehearsal" may not have achieved liftoff among the Emmy nominees for Best Comedy Series, but Nathan Fielder's Season 2 ...

Debuting in July 2022 on HBO, The Rehearsal is a docu-series starring Nathan Fielder.It uses sets and actors hired to recreate real situations to help ordinary people rehearse for upcoming ...

Over four seasons and 32 episodes, Nathan Fielder’s Comedy Central series Nathan for You was able to gradually transition from wily, capitalism-skeptical, documentary-style pranks — urging a ...

Nathan Fielder’s The Rehearsal is getting a second season, HBO announced on Friday. The 30-minute comedy is a bit of a mind-bender, and even the network executives say they have no idea what to ...

The Rehearsal is available to watch live on HBO and HBO Max. Available for $9.99 (with ads) or $14.99 (ad-free) per month (or $99.99/$149.99 a year) , HBO Max includes all of HBO, along with ...

Nathan Fielder will be back to confound audiences with a second season of whatever the heck he’s doing on The Rehearsal.HBO has officially renewed the maybe reality (maybe brilliantly scripted ...

HBO’s “The Rehearsal” is one of the most talked about shows of 2025, and a familiar Memphian — Congressman Steve Cohen — had a key role in the series.

Nathan Fielder is getting more Rehearsal time at HBO.. The premium cabler has ordered a second season of Fielder’s comedy series The Rehearsal, in which the Nathan for You creator stages ...

HBO. As “The Rehearsal” reveals, Fielder wants to help people, but he only truly knows how to do so through intricate flow charts of scripted and potential conversational dialogue, ...

At its core, “The Rehearsal” is a rather simple series to explain. Creator, director, and star Nathan Fielder sets up practice sessions to help various people find the best way to tackle their ...

Over four seasons and 32 episodes, Nathan Fielder’s Comedy Central series Nathan for You was able to gradually transition from wily, capitalism-skeptical, documentary-style pranks — urging a ...

“Nathan has sparked such a lively conversation with ‘The Rehearsal,'” Amy Gravitt, executive vice president of HBO Programming, said. “We have no idea where Season 2 will take us, and that ...