John Mulaney is kicking off his new live show, Everybody's Live, with a diverse and unexpected lineup of guests. The show, set to air on Wednesday, March 12th at 7 PM PT, features a mix of celebrities from different fields. Michael Keaton, known for his roles in iconic movies like "Batman" and "Birdman, " will be joining the show. Alongside him will be folk singer Joan Baez, comedian Fred Armisen, and the hip-hop group Cypress Hill. Adding a unique twist, personal finance columnist Jessica Roy will also make an appearance. This eclectic guest list is reminiscent of Mulaney's previous Netflix talk show, which featured a wide range of comedians, musicians, and experts.

The previous show, which aired around the Netflix is a Joke Festival, included big names like Jerry Seinfeld, Jon Stewart, and Sarah Silverman. Musicians such as St. Vincent, Warren G, and Weezer also graced the stage. Experts like lawyer Marcia Clark and seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones added depth to the conversations. Fred Armisen, who will be on the new show, was also part of the previous one. He performed a pre-taped sketch about old punk rockers, featuring legends like Lee Ving from Fear and Mike Watt from Minutemen.

Mulaney's new show has already been renewed for a second season, indicating its popularity and success. Produced by Mulaney's Multiple Camera Productions, the show is executive produced by Mulaney and Ashley Edens. Richard Kind serves as the announcer, adding a familiar voice to the mix. The show promises to be a lively and entertaining experience, blending comedy, music, and insightful conversations. It's a great opportunity for viewers to see how Mulaney handles live television and interacts with such a diverse group of guests. The show's format allows for spontaneous moments and genuine interactions, making it a must-watch for fans of comedy and entertainment.

John Mulaney's Star-Studded First Episode

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