[10][11] He released his second album, Full Time Magic, in coordination with his Comedy Central Special in May 2015. Log In

But we did it for the reasoning of help, but I’ll tell you a big big part of that is because I did want her to be born in Tennessee. October 8, 2017, 05/22/2016 – Nate Bargatze – The 10th Annual Rock On The Range – Day 3 – Mapfre Stadium – Columbus, OH, USA – Keywords: American actor and comedian Orientation: Portrait Face Count: 1 – False – Photo Credit: Daniel Locke / PR Photos – Contact (1-866-551-7827) – Portrait Face Count: 1. Some of it’s good, I guess. Bargatze envisions the show itself as a combination of Seinfeld and Everybody Loves Raymond, considering that he’s the central figure—both a comic and a family man. You’d be hard-pressed to find many hilarious comedians with mainstream success in 2019 who tick all those boxes, yet there Bargatze is, standing nonchalantly on stage. ... We loved her and her name is Annie and the reason we got here was my sister worked at a vet and people do put dogs down for no reason. For a long time, I’ve watched late night stuff and those are like fiv eminutes so it’s over really quickly. Now having people—I’m going to watch it at my house, my parents are going to be there and some friends, so it’ll probably be pretty uncomfortable. Everything I learned about comedy was through New York. It’s awesome to do that stuff now and I can think back and be like “oh he was doing a one-nighter in the middle of nowhere, that’s where he was this one time.”. Clare Martin writes about comedy, music and more for Paste.
And it just happened to be that, yes, they were already married on another show,” Bargatze says. var referer="";try{if(referer=document.referrer,"undefined"==typeof referer||""==referer)throw"undefined"}catch(exception){referer=document.location.href,(""==referer||"undefined"==typeof referer)&&(referer=document.URL)}referer=referer.substr(0,700); Podcast host Josh Jackson and Shane Ryan discuss the final season of a little show called Game of Thrones, because we figured no other podcast would. March 13. The project is fairly close to his real life, with one of the only major changes being that his TV wife (played by Katie Aselton) is from California rather than his actual spouse’s home state of Alabama. But it’s completely different. I don’t want to push it out too early. Paste: Full Time Magic airs on Comedy Central Saturday night. I’d love to do a sitcom, I’d love to have Seinfeld’s career. When Southern hospitality goes wrong. PSA - Tour Update. Full Time Magic Bargatze: It was a long time. Describing Nate Bargatze on paper, you may think that he’s a comedian from a bygone era. You have them go to so much stuff though you feel bad, like there’s times, especially when you first start, they’re coming to everything, and there’s a point where you almost just don’t want anybody to be there. Paste: This is your first hour-long special.

Now, though, he’s in “the worst part,” which is the undefined waiting period (“could be soon, could be three, four more months”) until they hear if the pilot is picked up. Paste: Did you start comedy in Nashville? The other thing is our entire family still live there.

It’s frustrating, but it’s also a good thing to learn. It would be absurd for me to act like I can. We’ll see what happens now and I’ll just move forward and hope to get a chance to do it again.

I’ll get through it or else I’ll shut it off and tell them they can’t watch it. I’m happy with it, with how it came out. It was a concern at first to think… is it going to be too similar?

I think it would have helped me if I started in New York. rcel.type = 'text/javascript';

That’s where I started. And I don’t think I realized it did until now that I’ve been doing it for a while. When the fight’s over go to Comedy Central and sit there until midnight eastern / eleven central. She was born in Tennessee, not New York. Their characters are different—their characters are almost a kind of flip on this one. Do you really feel that way? On March 26, 2019, Bargatze released an hour-long Netflix special titled "The Tennessee Kid," filmed outside Atlanta, Georgia. })(); Ethnicity of Celebs | What Nationality Ancestry Race © 2020. Paste: So like a lot of comics you’ll be retiring material from the special and doing a new set on the road? To have her in New York, we wouldn’t have anybody to help us and all that stuff, so it was a lot easier to have her born in Nashville than in New York. My father is a former clown turned world-class magician, and I have followed his footsteps into the entertainment business. When you watch it you watch it for different reasons—you’re watching to make sure you say the right things and do all the right stuff.

© 2020 Paste Media Group. Most exciting for sitcom fans, perhaps, is that Debra Jo Rupp and Kurtwood Smith (aka Kitty and Red from That ‘70s Show) will be playing his mother and magician father.

I’m trying to think of the oldest joke in there… some jokes are probably like two or three years old. Look who showed up. Also, the gang talks about what your Instagram feed says about your mental health, why Jim Gaffigan is Bargatze: but the goal is to get to the next hour. The pressure now is having to build a new hour after this. Paste: Is it hard to be a comedian and be openly southern? Nate Bargatze’s first hour-long stand-up special airs on Comedy Central Saturday night, and it’s got some stiff competition. I think that helped me past a lot of southernness. So even though I have an accent and I’m a big Vanderbilt fan and I love the South, it’s almost like I learned how to do it in New York. Right when she moved to New York I would do some temp jobs at the beginning but I was bringing in like $12000 a year. Some people get stuff early, and get good money at the beginning. Everybody’s pretty nice about it and they go to stuff. 210.2k Followers, 531 Following, 1,182 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Nate Bargatze (@natebargatze) A typical day. rcds.appendChild(rcel);
This week, we’re joined by comedian Nate Bargatze who discusses his faith, what it’s like to perform on “The Tonight Show,” his worst gig ever and more. Bargatze: When I go on the road I’m going to have to do stuff from the special. I’ll see how quickly it comes.

Paste: Last time Paste talked to you you were doing a second take on a sitcom pilot.

It’s just different for so many people. Nate Bargatze’s first hour-long stand-up special airs on Comedy Central Saturday night, and it’s got some stiff competition. “I’m trying to make people aware that I know it’s the night of the fight, and that I will also be watching the fight, so I’m not crazy.

I was in Chicago a few years when Pete Holmes, Hannibal [Buress], T.J. Miller, Kumail [Nanjiani], when those guys were all there. How much did that influence your path into comedy? Those guys, it’s like, they’ve been doing it longer.

Very poorly.

Ethnicity: Swiss-German, German, English, Irish. © 2020 Paste Media Group. If you aren’t into boxing, or don’t want to drop $100 to see a convicted abuser beat somebody up, you should just go straight to Comedy Central and watch Full Time Magic. They know their voice. Pick where you want to go, go do one night at a theater instead of like seven nights.

Despite being from Tennessee, he is in many ways a New York comedian at heart.

I’m proud to be from Nashville. Bargatze: I moved to Chicago first. That’s the way it goes. Nate’s paternal grandfather was Bobby Ray Bargatze (the son of Alfred Lee Bargatze and Mattie Lee Copeland). [12], In 2017, Bargatze had a half-hour special released on Netflix as part of a six-part original series entitled "The Standups."[13]. All Rights Reserved.

I shouldn’t be saying that “I’m not a good enough comedian to do that…”. And then I moved to New York, and that’s where I started going up every night and growing as a comedian. See more of Nate Bargatze on Facebook. Last edited on 2 September 2020, at 17:10, "Meet Jimmy Fallon's 'Favorite New Comedian' Nate Bargatze", "Marc Maron Continues to Be a Statesman For Comedy", "Go buy "Yelled at by a Clown" by @natebargazi Great comic. Bargatze: Same thing with the first one: nothing. That’s the ultimate goal. They were probably the worst gigs ever. Paste: I know your dad was an entertainer [Bargatze’s dad was a clown and a magician.] If we had a lot of family in New York, then she probably would’ve been born in New York, because we were living there. It’s a good joke. Further acts include Andy Kindler, DeAnne Smith, Eddie Pepitone, Jeremiah Watkins, Joe DeRosa, Joel Kim Booster, K. Trevor Wilson, Kevin McDonald, Langston Kerman (who opened up about his budding comedy career to Paste’s Yusef Roach this past September), Ron Bennington, Sean Donnelly, The Lucas Brothers, The McCuewans and Vanessa Gonzalez. The special is long, and I’d watched it a bunch because I helped edit it, so I had already sat there and watched it a ton. There are a couple of jokes that are on my album, not a lot, it literally might be like two jokes, but they were on my album and I also put on this. Bargatze: We did a premiere in Moontower where they screened it and I learned there it’s pretty awkward. Bargatze: Yeah. See more of Nate Bargatze on Facebook Powered by  - Designed with the Hueman theme. Alfred was the son of Frederick Wilhelm Bargatze (whose own father, Anton Bargatze/Pargätzi, was from Lüen, Switzerland), and of Annie P. Garrett. “Norb” Hartung (the son of Joseph Linus Hartung/Harttung and Ina/Irea Christina Cole). Fannie was the daughter of Leslie C. “Bud” Rosche and Anna Blackwell. Follow him on Twitter @grmartin. Right in the middle of it and living it up.” Truthfully, though, he enjoys just a greasy slice of pizza on the go and the general hustle and bustle of the city. [1][2] He's known for his special on Comedy Central Presents, has appeared multiple times on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. I guess I have to see how the special does too. This is like the first time of completely starting over. Maybe around eight.

Bargatze: It took a few years. The eighth annual Moontower Comedy Festival comes to Austin this spring, April 24-27. Nate’s maternal grandmother was Mary Frances “Rusty” Bunnell (the daughter of James Linus Bunnell and Fannie Katherine Rosche). “For part of the trip it was banging the whole time,” he says. Nate’s paternal grandfather was Bobby Ray Bargatze (the son of Alfred Lee Bargatze and Mattie Lee Copeland). Nate Bargatze, Amanda Seales and Ronny Chieng will be headlining, joining the previously announced David Spade, Jenny Slate and Sal Vulcano.

210.2k Followers, 531 Following, 1,182 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Nate Bargatze (@natebargatze) Bargatze: Not right now.

Organizers also revealed there will be live podcast tapings for About Last Night, And That’s Why We Drink, Las Culturistas, Pep Talks with the Bitter Buddha, View From the Cheap Seats and Tim Dillon is Going to Hell. I know I can’t. I’m excited about it. I like Tennessee. I feel more pressure now than I ever have. He also had to navigate the tricky transition from the more solitary practice of writing for stand-up to a collaborative writers room.