Zach Galifianakis Explores the World of Gardening in This is a Gardening Show
Zach Galifianakis is set to explore the world of gardening in his new Netflix series, This is a Gardening Show. In the teaser for the show, he humorously suggests that gardening could be a remedy for the human condition, along with a hint of acid. However, he also delves into the serious aspect of the food industry and the importance of understanding where our food comes from. Throughout the six-episode series, Galifianakis will engage in conversations, gardening activities, and inquiries to uncover the secrets of gardening.
This is a Gardening Show offers a unique and whimsical perspective on gardening, as Galifianakis approaches the subject with curiosity and self-deprecating humor. Rather than positioning himself as an expert, he aims to learn alongside the audience and provide valuable and accessible gardening tips. Directed by Brook Linder and produced by Chris Kim, the series is a collaboration between RadicalMedia and Galifianakis' Billios Productions, with executive producers including Galifianakis, Frank Scherma, and Jon Kamen.
Known for his roles in The Hangover and Bob's Burgers, Galifianakis is no stranger to comedy and entertainment. He co-created the popular interview show Between Two Ferns, where he hilariously interacted with A-list celebrities. In This is a Gardening Show, he brings his comedic charm to the world of gardening, offering a fresh and entertaining take on the subject. The series is set to premiere on Earth Day, April 22, on Netflix.
In This is a Gardening Show, Zach Galifianakis embarks on a journey to explore the world of gardening with humor and curiosity. Through engaging conversations and hands-on activities, he aims to shed light on the importance of understanding where our food comes from and the joys of gardening. Join Galifianakis on this whimsical and educational adventure as he uncovers the secrets of the garden and shares valuable tips with viewers. Don't miss the premiere of This is a Gardening Show on Netflix this Earth Day, April 22.