RECORD BREAKING COMEDIAN NATE BARGATZE SETS FOURTH NETFLIX STAND-UP SPECIAL "GOOD FOR NATHAN"

THE SPECIAL PREMIERES GLOBALLY ON NOVEMBER 24

· Grammy award-winning and Emmy-nominated comedian Nate Bargatze returns on November 24, 2026 with new comedy special: Good For Nathan.

· About the special: After a record-breaking world tour, Nate Bargatze returns to Netflix with Good for Nathan, his fourth special. Fresh off the Guinness World Record for most tickets sold on a stand-up comedy tour, the beloved master of the deadpan story is back, this time questioning fitness trackers, smart stoves, the brilliance of food delivery and much more.

· This marks the comedian's fourth Netflix stand-up special, following Nate Bargatze: The Tennessee Kid (2019), Nate Bargatze: The Greatest Average American (2021), and Your Friend, Nate Bargatze (2024).

· The special was filmed in Fort Worth, Texas.

· Nate also performed this set as part of this year's Netflix is a Joke Festival, the home for the biggest and best in comedy.

· This special brings the live comedy experience to audiences around the world, giving fans more ways to enjoy Netflix Is a Joke beyond the festival, year-round.

· Director: Ryan Polito

· Executive Producers: Nate Bargatze, Alex Murray, Tim Sarkes, John Irwin

· Production Company: Nateland Entertainment

· Release Date: November 24, 2026

Nate Bargatze Bio:

Hailed as "The Nicest Man in Stand-Up" by The Atlantic and "One of the Funniest People" by CBS Mornings, Grammy(R) Award-winning and Emmy(R) Award-nominated comedian, GUINNESS WORLD RECORDSTM holder, New York Times #1 best-selling author, director, and producer Nate Bargatze is selling out shows and breaking attendance records worldwide. With over 2 million tickets sold on his Big Dumb Eyes World Tour, Bargatze became the #1 earning comedian in the world according to Pollstar, putting him in the company of Coldplay, Madonna, and U2. Billboard also recently announced that Bargatze set a new record for the highest one-year gross by a comedy performer in history, and GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS officially recognized his Big Dumb Eyes Tour for selling the most tickets ever on a stand-up comedy tour with 2,045,040 tickets sold.

On the big screen, Bargatze stars in the family-friendly comedy The Breadwinner for Sony Pictures, which he co-wrote with Dan Lagana. Released theatrically on May 29, 2026, the film opened to rave audience reviews, earning an A- CinemaScore and an 85% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Post theatrical release, The Breadwinner charted on Netflix's US Top 10 movies for 4 weeks. Bargatze served as an executive producer on the project, which was directed by Emmy-winner Eric Appel and co-stars Mandy Moore, Colin Jost, Will Forte, and Kumail Nanjiani.

On television, Bargatze hosted the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards on CBS, delivering the highest-rated Emmys broadcast in four years. He also hosts his new ABC / Hulu comedy game show, The Greatest Average American. Co-created and executive produced by Bargatze and John Quinn (The Price is Right), the show celebrates the power of being perfectly average, offering contestants the chance to win the ultimate grand prize: the average American salary of $67,920 (with a little extra to cover the taxes).

Bargatze is also a force in the literary world. In 2025, he published his highly anticipated first book, Big Dumb Eyes: Stories From A Simpler Mind (Grand Central Publishing), which instantly became a New York Times #1 best-seller and remained on the list for 11 weeks.

A favorite on Saturday Night Live, Bargatze hosted the show for a second time to rave reviews, prompting Vulture to ask, "Has Nate Bargatze Cracked the SNL Code?" When he hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time in 2023, he earned rave reviews and secured high ratings for the program, with Vanity Fair calling him, "A Great Saturday Night Live Host," and Entertainment Weekly exclaiming, "A frighteningly funny Halloween episode."

He also co-produced the holiday variety special Nate Bargatze's Nashville Christmas with Lorne Michaels for CBS.

A native of Tennessee, Bargatze became the only comedian to sell out three consecutive performances at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena in a single calendar year - a feat matched only by Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks. He also broke the all-time comedy attendance record at The Delta Center in Salt Lake City, has shattered over 84 different venue records, and performed two sold-out shows at The Hollywood Bowl alongside Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Gaffigan, and Sebastian Maniscalco.

Bargatze's massive touring success is anchored by his hit comedy specials. His first solo one-hour Netflix special, The Tennessee Kid, premiered in 2019, followed by the Grammy-nominated The Greatest Average American in 2021. In 2023, his Amazon Prime special, Nate Bargatze: Hello World, broke records as the platform's most-streamed original comedy special in its first 28 days. He then returned to Netflix with a landmark two-special deal. The first, Your Friend, Nate Bargatze, premiered December 24, 2024, becoming the most-watched stand-up special on Netflix over the following year and garnering an Emmy win and 3 total nominations.

Bargatze's clean, relatable comedy has made him a late-night mainstay, holding the record for the most appearances by any comedian on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (16 appearances), alongside multiple appearances on Conan, Colbert, Seth Meyers, and James Corden.

He is currently signed to Universal Music Group Nashville as the flagship comedian under their Capitol Comedy label. In addition, Bargatze is the founder of Nateland Entertainment, a family-friendly content company that produces stand-up specials, showcases, sketches, and scripted episodic content for film, television, podcasts, and music.

Recently, Bargatze announced No Pictures, his new production label under Nateland Entertainment which creates and incubates film and television content aimed at mature four-quadrant audiences. While Nateland Entertainment remains true to clean, family friendly entertainment for all ages, No Pictures will delve into edgier genres and stories more suited for older audiences. The name No Pictures was inspired by something Nate's daughter, Harper, would jokingly say when she was little, "no pictures, please," which became a family favorite quote and the obvious choice for Nateland's latest extension.

For more information and tickets, visit: nateland.com.