The refreshingly goofy Crashing embraces a measured positivity and an overall sweetness that sets it apart from its more sardonic contemporaries. Read critic reviews
Crashing (2017)
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Episodes
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1. Artie Lange
Air date: Feb 19, 2017
An aspiring comic finds himself without a home after he catches his wife in a compromising position; Pete attempts to find solace at a New York comedy club, where he befriends cynical comedy legend Artie Lange.
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2. The Road
Air date: Feb 26, 2017
Pete wallows in his new reality; Artie offers to let Pete be his opening act in exchange for a ride to Albany; Pete meets co-headliner T.J. Miller and attempts to save Artie from breaking his sobriety.
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3. Yard Sale
Air date: Mar 5, 2017
While staying at T.J. Miller's place, Pete witnesses a comic who is unable to "turn it off"; Pete and T.J. travel upstate for his wife's yard sale; Pete unexpectedly teams up with Leif to get back a prized possession; Jess voices her true feelings.
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4. Barking
Air date: Mar 12, 2017
In an effort to get stage time, Pete spends the night handing out fliers for a comedy club; while on the streets of New York, Pete encounters disinterested locals, befriends up-and-coming comics, engages in a turf war and gets a pep talk.
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5. Parents
Air date: Mar 19, 2017
When Pete's parents decide to come to New York for his mother's birthday, Pete begs Jess to come along and keep up the charade of their marriage; Pete faces a turning point.
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6. Warm-Up
Air date: Mar 26, 2017
Artie Lange invites Pete to be a guest on his podcast; Pete meets Sarah Silverman, who takes pity on him and invites him to stay with her and her collection of stray comedians; Pete is presented with a job opportunity.
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7. Julie
Air date: Apr 2, 2017
Pete's high from his new warm-up gig on Rachael Ray's show is interrupted by an unexpected visit from Leif's wife, who pulls him back into the chaos of his separation from Jess.
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8. The Baptism
Air date: Apr 9, 2017
Artie tags along with Pete to a baptism; Artie gets insight into religion and God from a woman; Pete runs into Jess, which makes him question how much he is willing to sacrifice for a life in comedy.
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Had a great start and I loved the episodes with TJ Miller. However, the premise is the main character jumps from one chance to another and spins in circles trying to hustle in the competitive environment of comedians like I just learned. The season finale is a letdown for me and makes me realize the last 2-3 episodes aren't didn't leave me with anything worth remembering.
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One of my favorite series. Pete's journey is engaging, interesting, and littered with some of my favorite comics.
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FAntastic Series...and Season 2 is even better!
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This show is funny, but the first season is a little strange, because Pete grows very slowly. This show is awkward, cringy and pretty funny.
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Fantastic, well thought out and executed show.... currently one of my favorite tv shows.
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Amazing show, Pete Holmes is like my spirit animal. I know that phrase makes its rounds around the internet, but I feel like how Pete acts. For every awkward person out there just trying to make their way in the world, this show is for you. It's funny, it's raw, and it's so real! Why more people are not talking about this show, I will never know...lol
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Great first season! Looking forward to season two. Any fan of stand-up comedy should appreciate this show. It does a nice job showing how much time and effort these guys/girls put into trying to make it. The premise for this show is pretty original. Pete "crashes" on different comedian's couches for an episode or two. Pete Holmes does a great job in his semi-autobiographical story. Artie Lange shines as a recurring character. There are lots of cameos from other comedians.
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Nice take on a similar idea. Pete is the too nice guy that your want to route for!
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Your characters are not likable and undynamic. Trying too hard in general. Try again.
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Best show in like forever, explosively funny, must get a season 2
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