David Spade Announces His First Stand-Up Special in 8 Years with 'Nothing Personal' on Netflix

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This year is off to a busy start forDavid Spade.

Nothing Personalarrives on the streamer on April 26. The special, which was filmed at the Pantages Theater in Minneapolis, also marks Spade’s first stand-up special since 2014’sMy Fake Problemson Comedy Central.

Spade also serves as an executive producer on the special, alongside Marc Gurvitz, Alex Murray and John Irwin.

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Though the special is Spade’s first on Netflix, it’s not the first time he’s taken his comedic talents to the streamer.

Since January 2021, Spade has served as co-host of a weekly comedy series calledThe Netflix Afterparty, where he breaks down the latest Netflix shows and films alongside comediansFortune Feimsterand London Hughes, as well as the stars of those projects.

He also previously appeared in two Netflix films:The Do-Overin 2016 alongsideAdam SandlerandThe Wrong Missyin 2020.

Last summer, Spade made his debut as a guest host onBachelor in Paradise.

“They knew what they were getting,” he said, adding that he went “in there and try to just play off whatever’s happening in the moment and make some jokes without being too rough.”

David Spade: Nothing Personaldebuts on Netflix April 26.

source: people.com