As for the lineup itself, Crackle’s risky programming move is offset by safe bets on content—most of the new shows are star driven reality shows or returns of proven series, which I find discouraging. I hope Crackle will still make room for brilliant and daring shows like Crackle Originals The Rascal, Mr. Deity, and The Line.
The lineup:
Mondays
The Jace Hall Show: Film, television, and videogame producer Jason “Jace” Hall hosts this lifestyle series that mixes Hollywood glitz and gamer geekdom.
The Hustler: Does this mysterious man (Law & Order’s Mark Fuerstein) hustle children, the elderly and other vulnerables just to make a quick buck—or is there something more elusive going on?
Tuesdays
The Groundlings Season 2: The venerable Hollywood improv group is back with more signature sketches and short series.
Wednesdays
Owen Benjamin Presents: The House Bunny’s Owen Benjamin returns with a new season of how-to segments, music videos, and online vignettes.
Thursdays
Anytime with Bob Kushell: The Emmy-nominated writer brings you everything you expect from a late-night talk show: short monologue, comedy bits, full in-studio band, and celebrity interviews, al in a comically compact five minute package filmed in a garage.
Fridays
Star-ving: David Faustino and Parker Lewis Can’t Lose’s Corin Nemec star in a comedy series about a broke out of work actor (Faustino) who reinvigorates an inherited porn shop with the help of his Hollywood friends.
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