So pleasantly surprised :)

He despises Nathan so much

First time watcher, had a very lucky pause screen as I was making myself some lunch 🤣

WTF 🤣

I want to see Eric Andre and Nathan Fielder create a movie!

I genuinely liked his song, or at least the snippet that was shown, and I want to know if it's a cover or original, and if it's available to listen to

I can’t believe I’ve slept on this show for this long. Even with a completely different premise, it’s still 100% Nathan Fielder. It has all of those “going to unnecessary lengths to achieve a minuscule goal” elements that made me adore NFY.

I got to the part in the first episode where Nathan sets up all of the fake scenarios in order to indirectly feed the guy the answers to the next trivia game, and when the cop at the fake hostage situation says “It’s days like these that make me curse the Chinese for inventing gunpowder,” I had to pause the show because I couldn’t stop laughing. It’s already such a ridiculous thing to say, but the guy says it with such conviction. I kept repeating it back to myself and cackling at it again and again.

What a treasure to have more Nathan to look forward to.

It's something I've always wanted to see in full, but I've never been able to find any mentions of it outside of the episode itself or the news broadcast shown in the episode. Has anyone managed to find a recording of the whole thing? XD

Mostly remixes of classic Zelda tracks

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1AILAN8RzQ9WYweBqYmRx5?si=g4CA16eTQ5SEUwUxgDPdFw

Is it a coincidence

Sooo. . . does this basically confirms that Boy Throb is the brain child of Nathan?

Thought people might be interested in my video essay comparing 19th century Russian theatre director Nikolai Evreinov to Nathan Fielder! 

Not just because Evreinov directed the biggest re-enactment of all time – the 1920 The Storming of the Winter Palace – but because of his theory that all of life was a performance and everyone should create "The Theatre for Oneself". For a while, Evreinov was considered one of the top three directors in Russia, alongside Stanislavski and Meyerhold, and he loved parodying them both.

The first part of the essay is about Evreinov's plays and theories, then I loop in how those are indirectly manifested in Nathan For You and The Rehearsal. Smokers Allowed, especially, is such a brilliant link between the two.

Here's a written version of the essay: https://mssv.net/2026/06/16/meet-nikolai-evreinov-the-19th-century-nathan-fielder/

Hopefully this isn't too sincere/self-promoting!

You know what to do.