Here's Parks and Recreation star Nick Offerman on Leno last night, serenading his wife Megan Mullally (who's not there) with a tune he wrote called "The Rainbow Song." Fellow Leno guest Usher doesn't seem to approve.
Here's a brand new trailer for the upcoming Fox animated series Axe Cop that the network debuted at comic book gathering WonderCon this weekend. The show, based on a comic created by a five-year-old and drawn by his much older brother, will be a 15-minute series that premieres on Fox's Animation Domination, a new late night animated Saturday night block that begins July 27th. Parks and Recreation's Nick Offerman as the voice of the title character "Axe Cop," which is the most badass part of an already badass trailer.
Here's Parks and Recreation's Nick Offerman reliving his youth to Jay Leno last night. Don't worry, Nick Offerman talks way, way more than Jay Leno in this clip.
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IFC just announced a list of guest stars for its new animated comedy Out There, which premieres on the cable network Friday, February 22nd. Nick Offerman, Sarah Silverman, Jason Schwartzman, Ellen Page, Jemaine Clement, Selma Blair, Stephen Root, and Christian Slater will all be lending their voices to the show in guest spots during the first season. This list of beloved comedy names (and Christian Slater) comes on top of the show's already-impressive regular cast that includes Fred Armisen, Pamela Adlon, Linda Cardellini, John DiMaggio, Megan Mullally, and more. Created by South Park animator Ryan Quincy, Out There follows the misadventures of a trio of young boys in a [...]
National treasure Nick Offerman returned to the Conan show last night, and, as usual when Offerman talks to someone less masculine than himself (i.e. everyone), he ended up explaining how his moustache works and the important role woodworking, bacon grease, and natural musk play in his everyday life.
Hit the jump for the second part of Nick Offerman's interview, plus Conan's chat with Bridesmaids' Chris O'Dowd and the winner of the show's Audience+1 Contest:
Here's an independent movie called Tuna from 2000 that the writer just uploaded to YouTube in its entirety. It stars Louis C.K., Nick Offerman, Jon Glaser, and a 4-year-old Angus T. Jones (he was a quarter of a man at the time). Writer Adam DeCoster put the movie on YouTube this week. It was directed by Bob Byington, who recently directed Offerman in Somebody Up There Likes Me. So, if you've ever wanted to watch Louis C.K. and Nick Offerman act in the same thing outside of C.K.'s episodes of Parks and Rec, this looks like a pretty good bet.
Here's Nick Offerman on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night, showing off his breakdancing skills. It's what the internet has been building up to this whole time. Hit the jump to watch him in a chicken suit with Fallon clucking The Lumineers' "Ho Hey" and the rest of his appearance on the show:
Here's Megan Mullally performing a cover of rapper Riskay's "Smell Yo Dick" with her musical duo "Nancy and Beth" (a.k.a. Mullally and Friday Night Lights actress Stephanie Hunt) at the Largo in Los Angeles, featuring a surprise cameo from Mullally's husband and frequent co-star Nick Offerman. Rapping about dicks is the furthest thing from playing Ron Swanson Nick Offerman has ever done.
Here's the trailer for a new independent comedy called Somebody Up There Likes Me from writer/director Bob Byington. It stars Nick Offerman and a bunch of people who aren't Nick Offerman (Keith Poulson, Jess Weixler, Kevin Corrigan, Megan Mullally). One of the reviews in the trailer describes it as being "Like a Todd Solondz film directed by Wes Anderson," which sounds pretty frightening and great.
Four of your favorite actors, Will Ferrell, Allison Brie, Nick Offerman, and Liam Neeson all just joined the voice cast of Lego: The Piece of Resistance, Variety reports. It was previously announced that the film, a 3D animated movie based on the popular toy blocks, also features the voice talents of Chris Pratt, Will Arnett, Elizabeth Banks, and Morgan Freeman, making for quite an eclectic and exciting cast. The movie's being directed by Phil Lord & Chris Miller (21 Jump Street, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs) and follows an ordinary Lego dude named Emmett (voiced by Pratt) who everyone mistakenly thinks is the key to saving [...]
Here's the trailer for a new coming of age comedy called The Kings of Summer, in which Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally play supporting roles as the parents of a couple of the lead characters. Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts (Comedy Central's Mash Up), the movie drew critical acclaim when it premiered at Sundance earlier this year, despite the casting director making a big mistake by casting real life married couple Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally as the parents of different kids.
To promote a new indie comedy he's starring in called Somebody Up There Likes Me, Nick Offerman made this ridiculous video with Adam Scott, Megan Mullally, Amy Poehler, Alison Brie, and Friday Night Lights' Stephanie Hunt. He also did a question-and-answer sesson on Reddit, the highlights of which are contained below:
"Several times a day, Nick shits his pants, scream-belches, “YOU FRACKING WHORE!” at me, snorts a veritable mountain of crushed ephedrine, urinates on our bed, makes me re-shave the swastika into his pubes, and then cries like a baby and calls me 'Mommy' while he tries to suckle at my unresponsive buttocks. When we have company over? Forget it."
— Megan Mullally on the behavior of her husband Nick Offerman, in a love-and-romance-themed Q & A over at the AV Club. If there were ever a couple to aspire to be like on this Valentine's Day, it's them.
Here's some new test footage from the upcoming Fox series Axe Cop, which is based on the web comic of the same name created by a 5-year-old and debuts this July. It features Parks and Recreation's Nick Offerman voicing the titular Axe Cop, which is perhaps the toughest name for a character possible but still not tough enough for a guy like Nick Offerman.
