Will Arnett and Jason Bateman Launch Web Show Out of a Denny’s

Comedian David Koechner (Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, The Office) is hosting Always Open, a new celebrity chat web series that takes place in a booth at Denny’s.

Denny’s teamed up with Will Arnett and Jason Bateman’s digital studio DumbDumb and Ben Silverman’s Electus (part of Barry Diller’s IAC) as a part of Denny’s nationwide campaign “America’s Diner is always open” developed by New York based ad agency Gotham. The first episode, featuring Bateman as Koechner’s guest, launched Monday at CollegeHumor.com.

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All episodes take place on premise in a live, working Denny’s restaurant, where Koechner meets up with his comedic celeb cohorts for an anything-goes, 3-minute interview. Arnett, Sarah Silverman, Amy Poehler, Will Forte and Kristin Bell are scheduled for upcoming episodes.

“We at DumbDumb are excited to be partnering with Denny’s in delivering a talent like Dave Koechner within a format that’s perfectly suited to showcase his unique comedic slant,” said Arnett and Bateman. “Going forward, we hope that Always Open

establishes itself as a natural destination for many of today’s top figures in the entertainment industry. Frankly, we think this show is a grand slamwich.”

“Major forward-thinking brands like Denny’s recognize that the traditional advertising model has transformed significantly over the last few years and are embracing new ways of reaching their consumers online,” said Laura Caraccioli-Davis, EVP of Advertising Solutions at Electus. “As one of America’s most iconic brands, we are excited to team up with Denny’s to not only create great content, but to help the brand express its values and personality to a broad audience, and to truly enhance its presence nationwide.”

The first episode is currently out with the following two episodes scheduled for Wednesday, March 23 and Wednesday, April 6.

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