"Nathan for you" is incredibly uncomfortable, and I think in the best possible way. Nathan Filder's central series comedy, which was moving to the network from 2013 to 2017, focuses on Shilder itself, go to businesses that need help and attract more absurd ideas. . Take said a discount, including camping with him, a totally stranger.) So is the series written?

No, really, not; The very nature of "Nathan for you" depends entirely on the reaction of many real owners of business activities and entrepreneurs facing the filler. In profile with Gq In 2015, Philder explained that he and his team essentially flew along the pants seat when they made the series.

"Really good ideas come from strange places," Philder replied when interviewer Alex Wong asked him about the creative process of the show. "There is no formula." The actor, the writer and the producer continued:

"Sometimes, we will think about an interesting scene or concept that does not apply to business and we think," How can we use this to market business? "Other times, we start thinking about a particular business and then we will try to think about the problems we can solve.

However, Philder also revealed that not every idea he and his associates had behind the scenes, ended up working out. "Sometimes, we have to throw out really great concepts that are really interesting, funny ideas or unique ways to help business entities or put them aside, because we can't think about a way to do it in the show that would be interesting to see," he admitted. After saying that the priority of the series is still fun and what a reaction to Philder itself could cause the people he showed, he revealed: "Much of the process just comes with something, trying in the real world, looking at what is happening, and the adjustment and copying of the story based on what happened.

During the whole period of "Nathan for you", a small number of entrepreneurial exploits of Nathan Philder have become viral, including his now legendary "stupid Starbucks" Gambit (where, under satire laws, he basically recreated the full Starbucks, but just put the word ". As Shilder told GQ, he never intended it; The real intention behind the show was to see how people reacted to the absurd and often terrible ideas of the filler.

"The goal of the show is never to become a viral," Shilder admitted, saying that the "point" of the show should be "I help business and we document what actually happened." Shilder then addressed a false video that he and his team made from a pig saving goat - which people believed until he admitted it was a fraud of publicity - and how it led to changing his approach. "I remember saying:" We should not try to do something to become viral, "he recalls. "That's not what the show really is. The play is for people and moments among people, and walking viruses doesn't have to lead to the best episode of television."

"Many of the ideas are smart, but maybe too risky to the types of businesses we are going to," Philder continued, talking about the fact that he received incredibly different reactions from all who once appeared on the show. "We hope to find that real mind where they are good enough, or maybe we solve a problem that they don't care to solve. I never want to feel like everyone is reacting in the same way. Sometimes people call me and say," You're an idiot! I think you're stupid, and this idea is stupid, and you don't know what you are doing. " Sometimes people are very ITEURSE and they will say they love the idea even though they see the person not.

After all, "Nathan for you" approached after the fourth season ... But fortunately, it paved the way for Philder's next project "TRO",that proved to be another kind of experiment, but to many, a lot larger scale.

If you are familiar with "Nathan for you", you can probably see the direct line from that show to the "rehearsal", the follow -up of the HBO that lasts two seasons and earn significant attention (and, on that matter, recognition). In factNathan's fans were probably thrilled to see him addressing one of his understandings of that show - a fake foreign company called "Ice Summit" that gave revenue to Holocaust education through the US - in Season 2 Episode of "Tast" where Filder reveals that Paramount+ has removed that episode From its streaming service over Nazi images. (Even if you no He watched the episode of the ice summit, titled "Horses for Human Riding/Zone" in Season 3, is sincerely so confused and so pleasant to see a filler recreating the German -style version of Paramount's seat to "try" his conversation with directors.

In any case, a "rehearsal," show that allows Filder's test to drive a multitude of scenarios to check as many outcomes as possible, is the natural evolution of Nathan for you, next to the fact that Shilder uses the same fascinating and "personality" of both shows. You can transfer Almost The whole "Nathan for you" by Paramount+ (from this writing, the episode of the Ice Summit is not yet on a stream!), And the whole show, along with "TROT,", is available for HBO Max.