John Mulaney's 'Everybody's Live' Debuts on Netflix, Redefining Late Night

The comedian returns with a 12-episode live talk show blending absurd humor, unscripted moments, and unconventional guest pairings.

John Mulaney's new Netflix talk show, 'Everybody's Live,' premiered on March 12, building on the format of his 2024 pop-up series 'Everybody's in L.A.'
The show embraces a loose, unpredictable style, featuring a mix of personal anecdotes, edgy humor, and unconventional sketches like a 'Death of a Salesman' focus group.
Guests on the debut episode included Michael Keaton, Jessica Roy, Joan Baez, and Fred Armisen, with topics ranging from lending money to Baez's reflections on democracy and Martin Luther King Jr.'s humor.
The live call-in segment, centered on financial dilemmas, provided both comedic and sincere moments, showcasing Mulaney's quick wit and the panel's dynamic reactions.
While the premiere had moments of awkwardness and uneven execution, its experimental approach and Mulaney's unique comedic voice hint at potential for something distinct in the late-night space.