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Pete Davidson has confirmed that his semi-autobiographical comedy series "Bupkis" will not be returning for a second season on Peacock, expressing his pride in the show as a personal window into his life and thanking those involved in its creation. Davidson stated that he feels this chapter of his life is finished and is looking forward to the next chapter, while also expressing gratitude to his supporters.
Pete Davidson has decided to cancel his semi-autobiographical comedy series "Bupkis" ahead of its second season, citing a desire to tell his story his way and expressing gratitude to the cast and crew. The decision reportedly came as a surprise to the production company, and the show had received positive reviews for its first season. Critics had questioned the show's reliance on Davidson's persona but acknowledged its potential to showcase him as an artist.
Pete Davidson has announced the discontinuation of his semi-autobiographical series "Bupkis" after its first season, despite its renewal for a second season by Peacock. Davidson expressed that he feels this part of his life is finished and is looking forward to the next chapter. The comedian thanked his supporters and expressed pride in the show, which he saw as a window into his personal struggles and family. Davidson has recently started a headlining comedy tour called the Prehab tour.
Pete Davidson's semi-autobiographical comedy series "Bupkis" on Peacock will not return for a second season, as the star has decided to end the show despite its previous renewal. Davidson expressed gratitude for the opportunity to tell his story but feels that this chapter of his life is finished. The series, which premiered in May 2023, featured a star-studded cast and delved into Davidson's personal struggles and family dynamics.
Pete Davidson has decided to walk away from the planned second season of his semi-autobiographical comedy series "Bupkis" on Peacock, citing a desire to tell his story his way. The decision came after nearly a decade of personal life being in the media, and despite the show's strong reviews and positive reception. Sources indicate that the move was not related to industry-wide budget cuts, and shooting for the second season was scheduled to begin in the summer in New York.
Pete Davidson has decided not to move forward with a second season of his semi-autobiographical series "Bupkis" for Peacock, despite the streamer renewing the series in June 2023. Davidson cited feeling that "this part of my life is finished" as the reason for his decision. The series, which also stars Edie Falco and Joe Pesci, follows the former SNL star as he navigates unique family dynamics and the complexities of fame. Davidson expressed gratitude to the cast, writers, and supporters, and is looking forward to the next chapter in his career.
Pete Davidson reminisces about his past Mother's Day gifts for his mom, Amy Davidson, including buying her the same Britney Spears perfume eight years in a row. He also shares that he once bought an uncensored Eminem CD and kept it in a Rod Stewart jewel case, which his mom noticed and they bonded over Rod Stewart songs. Pete's new show, Bupkis, premiered on May 4 on Peacock and features Edie Falco as his mother.
Pete Davidson stars in his new comedy series, Bupkis, playing a fictionalized version of himself, stumbling through situations like a grownup comedy star with the attention span – and drug habits – of an at-risk teenager. The show offers a close-up look at Davidson's tortured life as a celebrity, dealing with the public's misunderstanding of his life, anger, and self-destructive behavior. Goodfellas alum Joe Pesci plays Davidson's grandfather, a no-nonsense Italian guy dying of cancer who is always ready with some tough love when his grandson needs it. The show gathers all the contradictions of Davidson's world into one comic stew, showing that even he's not exactly sure how he got here.
Pete Davidson announced the heartbreaking news of his beloved dog Henry's passing at the age of two. In an emotional post, the comedian shared how Henry had saved his and his family's lives during the pandemic. Davidson also revealed that he never watches any of his work with anyone except Henry. The devastating news comes days after his return to Saturday Night Live was cancelled due to the Writer's Guild of America strike.
Pete Davidson's new semi-autobiographical sitcom, Bupkis, is tonally all over the map, featuring both broad, juvenile antics and a more thoughtful deconstruction of Davidson's life and onscreen persona. The show is packed with famous friends and fellow comedians, including Edie Falco, Joe Pesci, Jon Stewart, and John Mulaney. While the show is wildly uneven and at times downright annoying, it's also more ambitious and interesting than expected, making viewers curious about the creative direction of a potential second season.
Pete Davidson's new semi-autobiographical sitcom, Bupkis, is tonally all over the map, featuring both broad, juvenile antics and a more thoughtful deconstruction of Davidson's life and onscreen persona. The show is packed with famous friends and comedians, including Edie Falco, Joe Pesci, Jon Stewart, and John Mulaney. While the show is wildly uneven and at times downright annoying, it's also more ambitious and interesting than expected, making viewers curious about the creative direction of a potential second season.
"Bupkis," the new Peacock comedy series starring Pete Davidson, fails to impress as it stretches out the comedian's autobiography to diminishing returns. The show shares similarities with Davidson's previous work, "The King of Staten Island," and other shows that channel a comic's persona into glossy narrative. Despite cameos from Al Gore and Machine Gun Kelly, "Bupkis" does little to distinguish itself from a crowded field and makes the life of a star look as predictable as the show insists it's exciting.
Pete Davidson and girlfriend Chase Sui Wonders attended the premiere of Bupkis separately. The semi-autobiographical series stars Davidson and is set to be released on the Peacock streaming service on May 4. Other celebrities in attendance included Edie Falco, Machine Gun Kelly, and Steve Buscemi. Bupkis will also feature guest appearances from Ray Romano, Sebastian Stan, and John Mulaney.
Pete Davidson will be hosting "Saturday Night Live" for the first time on May 6, with Lil Uzi Vert as the musical guest. Davidson left the show in May 2022 after eight seasons to focus on his acting career, including his upcoming Peacock series "Bupkis." In a throwback video, he thanked Lorne Michaels and the rest of the "SNL" cast for believing in him and giving him memories that will last a lifetime.
The trailer for Pete Davidson's upcoming semi-autobiographical comedy series, Bupkis, has been released. The show stars Davidson as himself, with Edie Falco playing his mom and Joe Pesci as his grandfather. The trailer features appearances from a slew of guest stars, including John Mulaney, Jon Stewart, and Charlie Day. Bupkis premieres on May 4 on Peacock.