Pete Davidson’s Garage-Set Netflix Show Debuts Jan 30
Pete Davidson’s Garage-Set Netflix Show Debuts Jan 30
Pete Davidson launches a candid video podcast filmed in his Los Angeles garage, dropping January 30 on Netflix with weekly episodes and celeb friends.
Pete Davidson is launching a new video podcast on Netflix, filmed largely in the comedian’s own garage, turning a familiar carport into a personal studio for candid chats. The Pete Davidson Show will drop on January 30 at 12:01 a.m. PT, with new episodes released weekly. While most installments will unfold in the garage, the format will occasionally venture beyond the driveway, inviting familiar faces and friends into a relaxed, no-holds-barred conversation space. Netflix bills the show as a place for intimate discussions about anything and everything, capturing that laid-back vibe fans associate with Davidson’s humor and persona.
The project is produced by Marc Lieberman, president of Above Average, and Ayala Cohen, with Sarah Brennan Kolb directing. The collaboration marks Davidson’s continued relationship with Netflix, following his comedy specials and festival appearances on the platform. The homey garage setting is designed to foster spontaneous dialogue and an unedited feel, offering viewers a peek into the comedian’s circle and the wider world of pop culture through a casual, conversational lens. Netflix describes the concept as an approachable platform for conversations that feel as if you’re listening in on friends catching up in a familiar space, rather than a polished late-night stage.
As the show gears up for its January release, fans can expect a mix of familiar guests and new faces, all invited to engage in unfiltered conversations with Davidson. The setup aligns with Netflix’s push to expand in the talk-show/celebrity interview space by emphasizing authenticity and a more intimate setting, which could distinguish the program from traditional late-night formats. Viewers will be able to tune in for weekly installments and see how the garage ambiance translates to a streaming audience, with the promise of a few surprises as Davidson and his guests hash out topics big and small.
