Nick Kroll talks with Andrew Marantz at the New Yorker Festival Nick Kroll is an actor, writer, and comedian known for his critically acclaimed Comedy Central series “Kroll Show.” He also co-starred on the FX series “The League.” He will appear in the upcoming Jeff Nichols film “Loving” and in the ani Read more ... mated series “Big Mouth,” coming to Netflix in 2017. Kroll’s h...

Nick Kroll’s 'Wheels Ontario' Character Almost Appeared On 'Degrassi' A character from a recurring "Kroll Show" sketch might've had a cameo on the Canadian show.

VIDEO: Amy Poehler and Nick Kroll Broke Up, But Their Best Onscreen Moments Are Forever The former couple made beautiful, raunchy comedy together on Parks and Recreation and Kroll Show

Nick Kroll on Getting Kissed by Bill Murray and More ‘Things We’ve Always Wondered’ About Nick Kroll talks about whether or not he feels like an adult, why he left The Kroll Show, and how he’s willing to bring back his beloved characters for a movie as long as people with less money than he are willing to crowd-fund it.

'Kroll Show' Staff Didn't Know This Past Season Would Be Their Last Nick Kroll didn't intend for this past season of "Kroll Show" to be the last, but the actor still feels that his eponymous series ended at just the right time. "It was a very organic process to reach where the show culminated,"...

RIP Kroll Show, The Meta Sketch Comedy TV Needed Last night was the series finale of Nick Kroll's Comedy Central series, Kroll Show. It was short but sweet--just three seasons of sketch comedy television parody. It took us into the alternate TV Universe of Nick Kroll's weird brand of comedy. It was Read more ... a cable TV universe that is much like the one that exists in reality, but a whole hell of a lot more absurd. It was perfect and necessary, and it's a shame to see it go.

Kroll Show Did Bravo Better Than Bravo Did Itself Tuesday night marked the final episode of Kroll Show, comedian Nick Kroll's enjoyable three season series that covered such pop culture hallmarks as Degrassi (with the highly charming Wheels Ontario) and CSI (Dead Girl City). And perhaps amongst the Read more ... show's greatest strengths was Kroll's lampooning of reality television.

Nick Kroll on what he’ll miss most about 'Kroll Show' While he’s certainly sad to be saying goodbye to Kroll Show, which airs its final episode tonight after three seasons on Comedy Central, Nick Kroll...

Nick Kroll's Walk In the Park Some comics would work their whole lives to land their own successful, acclaimed, eponymous Comedy Central sketch show. But after three seasons, with the show still peaking, Nick Kroll is leaving i...

Gay Comedian Has Literal Last Laugh on Dead Bully Gabe Liedman (Obvious Child) has joined Comedy Central's Kroll Show, which returned for its third season last night. On it, Liedman plays a bully on Kroll's Degrassi-esque show within a show Wheels Ontario. In the interstitial above, Liedman tells Ni Read more ... ck Kroll about his own experience with bullying--as a kid, he was bullied for being fat and gay by a guy with a stutter who eventually died. When Liedman reveals his demise, he and Kroll crack up. I've never seen a last laugh of this nature had so literally on television before. Landmark television.