The Comedians
β 6.1 Β· 2015 Β· 23m Β· Comedy
A veteran comedian is reluctantly paired with a younger, edgier comedian for a late-night comedy sketch show.
Episodes
1. Pilot23m Β· Billy Crystal and Josh Gad are reluctantly paired together for a sketch show.
2. Come to the House23m Β· In an attempt to bond outside of work, Billy begrudgingly invites Josh over to watch a ballgame at his house.
3. The Red Carpet23m Β· When Billy and Josh are both nominated for the same award, they decide to walk the red carpet together and end up making a bit of a detour.
4. Celebrity Guest23m Β· The guys try to fix the show when the network pushes the premiere date of "The Billy & Josh Show," but they're not on the same page.
5. Go for Gad23m Β· A rumor about a movie role for Josh goes to his head, and Billy isn't too pleased with his attitude.
6. Orange You the New Black Guy23m Β· After they notice the lack of diversity in their cast and crew, Billy and Josh insist on hiring a black writer.
7. Billy's Birthday23m Β· Josh takes Billy out as he celebrates his birthday.
8. Charity23m Β· Billy is involved in an awkward interaction with a homeless man. Josh attends his crush's charity event.
9. Damage Control23m Β· Billy hires Josh's friend as a director who wants to shoot an unscripted sketch in the woods at night.
10. Misdirection23m Β· A sketch gets thrown out at the last minute, so the crew have to work on the Fourth of July.
11. Red, White & Working Blue23m Β· Billy's mocked by Josh and his young comedian friends when they don't know he can hear them.
12. Overhear23m Β· Things get tense when Billy overhears Josh and his young comic friends making fun of him.
13. Partners23m Β· Billy and Josh look to the future on the last day of shooting of the show.More Like This
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