HBO renews Comedy High with delivery for a second season
HBO has renewed Katy Blikfeld and Ben Sinclair's comedy series Get High for a second season. The half-hour comedy, which was originally a web series and has been airing since 2012 on Vimeo, debuted on HBO on September 16, 2016. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. "The response to the new episodes has exceeded our expectations," HBO Programming President Casey Blues said in a statement. – Ben and Katya are excellent nonconventional storytellers, and we look forward to seeing what they'll come up with in season two. " " Get high "debuted on Vimeo in 2012 as a self-funded project. Spouses Blikfeld and Sinclair produced 19 episodes before signing with HBO (all 19 episodes are available to watch on HBO Go, HBO Now, and HBO). The half-hour episodes were originally split into ten-minute snippets on Vimeo, but the format has since become more traditional – 30 minutes. Blikfeld and Sinclair, who wrote and directed all six episodes of the first season, share executive producer duties with Russell Gregory. The main character of the series Guy (Sinclair) supplies weed to his eccentric clients , New Yorkers. Listening to their revelations, he often becomes an involuntary participant in various funny situations. shares executive producer duties with Russell Gregory.The main character of the series Guy (Sinclair) supplies pot to his eccentric New Yorkers. Listening to their revelations, he often becomes an involuntary participant in various funny situations. shares executive producer duties with Russell Gregory.The main character of the series Guy (Sinclair) supplies pot to his eccentric New Yorkers. Listening to their revelations, he often becomes an involuntary participant in various funny situations. The Topic of Article: HBO renews Comedy High with delivery for a second season. |
