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Detroiters wasn’t just a show—it was a love letter to the Motor City, a chaotic bromance, and a comedic goldmine that never got the appreciation it deserved. Starring Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson, the two-season show followed their characters, Tim and Sam, who ran a small Detroit-based advertising agency called Cramblin Duvet Advertising.

Like two marketing madmen who were equally bad at their jobs, Tim and Sam pitched jingles and wild ads while struggling to keep their business alive. But sadly, it’s been years since they closed shop, and Comedy Central unceremoniously canceled the show. So, where are the Detroiters now? Let’s take a deep dive into what the cast is up to in 2025!

Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson in Detroiters | image: Comedy Central 1. Tim Robinson

Tim Robinson introduced the world to his brand of unhinged comedy with the 2017 TV show Detroiters. And despite holding the...

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“Detroiters,” the beloved cult comedy series from Sam Richardson and Tim Robinson, is coming to Netflix on Oct. 15.

Both seasons of the Michigan-based sitcom will be available to stream on the platform in the U.S., Variety has confirmed. The series has been previously available to watch on Comedy Central and Paramount+.

“Detroiters” debuted in February 2017 on Comedy Central and ran for two 10-episode seasons before the network canceled it in December 2018. It starred Richardson and Robinson as best friends and neighbors Sam Duvet and Tim Cramblin, who work together at an advertising agency producing low-budget television commercials. Richardson and Robinson created the show with Zach Kanin and Joe Kelly.

The sitcom filmed on location in Detroit, the hometown of both Richardson and Robinson and where both of the comedians got their start at Second City. After the show ended, Robinson and Kanin went on to create the absurdist sketch...

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Corporate Credit – Comedy Central

Corporate is a dark comedy series created by Pat Bishop, Matt Ingebretson, and Jake Weisman. The Comedy Central series revolves around two corporate employees, Matt Engelbertson and Jake Weisman, working at a fictional multinational corporation, Hampton DeVille. Both Matt and Jake hate their jobs and lives but cannot do anything about it because of the paycheck they depend on.

Earlier this month, we shared the news that Anchor Bay Entertainment – which used to be a major player in the horror world back in the late ’90s and early 2000s, when they gave DVD releases to films like the Evil Dead trilogy, George A. Romero’s Dead trilogy, the Sleepaway Camp franchise, The Hills Have Eyes, The Car, Maniac, Prom Night, some of the Hellraisers, Halloweens, and much more – is being revived, with their first two releases puppet horror film Abruptio and Dinner with Leatherface, a documentary that looks at the life, career, and legacy of original Leatherface actor Gunnar Hansen. Now we’ve learned that the new Anchor Bay has acquired the North American rights to the horror/comedy Crust, with the plan being to release it sometime later this year.

Crust tells the story of Vegas Winters, a depressed washed-up child actor, who fled Tinseltown and now owns...

We learned last week that iconic label Anchor Bay Entertainment is coming back to life here in 2024, and founders Thomas Zambeck and Brian Katz have announced this morning that they have acquired the North American rights to the horror/comedy Crust, which will have its release later this year.

Directed by Sean Whalen (The People Under The Stairs), who co-wrote the film with Jim Wald, Crust stars Whalen, Daniel Roebuck (Rob Zombie’s The Munsters), Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), and Ricky Dean Logan (Back to the Future II), with Shawntay Dalon (“Detroiters”) and Alan Ruck (“Succession”).

“As someone who grew up watching Sean on screen, I am thrilled to be in business with him,” says Zambeck. “The fact that it’s on a witty and clever film like this – one that displays such a mastery of tone – makes it so much sweeter. I can’t wait...

In a deal that closed at the EFM over the weekend revived genre label Anchor Bay Entertainment has acquired North American rights to the horror comedy Crust featuring a cast of genre veterans and Succession star Alan Ruck.

Sean Whalen, who starred in Wes Craven’s The People Under The Stairs, makes his feature directorial debut on the story, and stars as Vegas Winters, a depressed washed-up child actor who fled Tinseltown and owns and lives in a rundown laundromat.

The despondent man’s tears of anguish turn a pile of socks into a loving monster named Crust, who protects...

Sometimes, life socks. Known to horror fans for his role in Wes Craven’s The People Under the Stairs, Sean Whalen is back with a brand new horror-comedy titled Crust.

Whalen directed and stars in Crust, which centers on a sock monster. In the black & white film, “A has-been child actor and owner of a dingy laundromat becomes powerfully vengeful when his collection of lone socks transforms into a murderous monster named Crust.”

Here’s the full official plot synopsis…

Vegas Winters, a depressed washed up child actor, fled Tinseltown and now owns and lives in a rundown laundromat. He finds lost socks in the machines and uses them to soak up all his bodily fluids. One night his tears of anguish turns the pile into a loving sock monster named Crust who becomes his protector and friend.

Meanwhile he has a new girlfriend, a paranormal investigator poking around, and...

Sean Whalen (The People Under the Stairs) is busy on his passion project Crust a wacky horror-comedy that’s being directed by Sean Whalen. The film will star Alan Ruck (“Succession”) and star Daniel Roebuck (The Munsters), Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Shawntay Dalon (Detroiters), Felissa Rose (Terrifier 2), Ricky Dean Logan (Back to the Future franchise) and Daniel John Kearney (Dark Circles).

Producers on the creature feature heading into production in Los Angeles in April include Sean Whalen, Felissa Rose, Ricky Dean Logan, Daniel John Kearney and The Soska Sisters – Jen and Sylvia Soska.

Written by Sean Whalen and Jim Wald, Crust tells the story of a lonely laundromat owner, Vegas Winters (Whalen), who keeps the leftover socks from customers and uses them to clean himself. When he gets abused and weeps into the pile of socks, it turns into a creature who seeks revenge on Vegas’ enemies.

The project is...

Prolific character actor Sean Whalen may be best known for playing Roach in Wes Craven’s The People Under the Stairs, but he has over 140 other screen acting credits to his name as of today, and now he’s set to make his feature directorial debut with a horror movie called Crust… a strange tale that involves a sock monster. Whalen has reserved the lead role for himself, but Deadline reports that he’s also building up a strong supporting cast. Succession‘s Alan Ruck (who may still be best known for playing Cameron in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off) and genre regular Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp) have joined the cast, which also includes Daniel Roebuck (Rob Zombie’s The Munsters), Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Shawntay Dalon (Detroiters), Ricky Dean Logan (Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare) and Daniel John Kearney (Dark Circles).

Details on most of the characters are being kept under wraps,...

Just when you thought you’ve seen it all before, Deadline has announced an upcoming creature feature titled Crust today, and both the cast and premise have caught our attention.

For starters, Alan Ruck (“Succession”) and Sean Whalen (The People Under the Stairs) will star in Crust, a wacky horror-comedy that’s being directed by Sean Whalen.

“Crust tells the story of a lonely laundromat owner, Vegas Winters (Whalen), who keeps the leftover socks from customers and uses them to clean himself. When he gets abused and weeps into the pile of socks, it turns into a creature who seeks revenge on Vegas’ enemies.”

Deadline also details, “Ruck plays Randy Roberts, a cocky former child star who is spearheading a reboot of his childhood shows.”

Daniel Roebuck (The Munsters), Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Shawntay Dalon (Detroiters), Felissa Rose (Terrifier 2), Ricky Dean Logan (Back to the Future franchise) and Daniel John Kearney...

Exclusive: Succession‘s Alan Ruck is attached to star opposite prolific character actor Sean Whalen in the horror-comedy Crust, which Whalen is directing in his feature debut. The project reteams the duo who previously starred together alongside Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton and more in the classic Warner Bros disaster pic, Twister.

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Written by Whalen and Jim Wald, Crust tells the story of a lonely laundromat owner, Vegas Winters (Whalen), who keeps the leftover socks from customers and uses them to clean himself. When he gets abused and weeps into the pile of socks, it turns into a creature who seeks revenge on Vegas’ enemies.

Ruck plays Randy Roberts,...

Ash and Bone is directed by Harley Wallen, written by Bret Miller and stars Jamie Bernadette (I Spit on Your Grave: Deja vu), Angelina Danielle Cama (An Intrusion), Harley Wallen (Tale of Tails), Kaiti Wallen (Agramon’s Gate), Erika Hoveland (Before I Wake), Jimmy Doom (Kill the Irishman) and Mel Novak (Bruce Lee’s Game of Death).

Wallen who also made the supernatural thriller Agramon’s Gate in honor of those style films that inspired him such as The Exorcist and Poltergeist etc, now gives a nod towards another era and style of horror films with Ash and Bone leaning towards the early 2000’s such as Wrong Turn, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and House of Wax.

With a celebrity stacked guest list, it’s easy to see why so much of Hollywood has set their sights on Wallen as a filmmaker as he keeps turning out hit films. The event will...

I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson is not going anywhere. Netflix has renewed the sketch comedy show for a third season. Debuting in 2019, the series' awkward and surreal sketches often revolve around someone making an embarrassing mistake in public and then trying to work their way out of them. Robinson stars and has been joined by actors like Patti Harrison, Gary Richardson, Sam Richardson, Conner O'Malley, Tim Heidecker, Brandon Wardell, and Shawntay Dalon.

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After a 16-month hiatus, Brooklyn Nine-Nine returned to active duty on Thursday night with a final season premiere that reflected real-world crises. But is the NBC comedy equipped to wade through such difficult waters — and with just 10 episodes to go?

In a moment, we’ll ask you to weigh in on both episodes — but first, a terse recap of the changes made to B99 in the wake of high-profile acts of police brutality and an ongoing pandemic, and how they’ve impacted our favorite squad:

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Juan Antonio (Empire) and Shawntay Dalon (Detroiters) are set for recurring roles on the second season of Freeform’s Good Trouble.

Antonio will play Marcus, a smart and confident lawyer at Legal Aid who likes to play by the rules. Dalon will portray Lisa, a smart, charismatic, single mother who is facing potential eviction from her apartment building.

Season 2 of Good Trouble continues to explore the trials and tribulations of the tenants of Downtown La’s hippest residence, The Coterie. This season, Mariana (Cierra Ramirez), Callie (Maia Mitchell) and the rest of The Coterie crew continue to navigate their early 20s as they deal with breakups, demand equality, find happiness and discover what it means to fight for what you believe in.

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