Theo Von's Netflix Special 'I'm Doing Good' Set for October Release (Exclusive)

Theo Von returns to Netflix with another stand-up special. The new hour-long comedy special and podcast, 'I'm Doing Good,' premieres on the streamer October 20. It's Von's third special and his first in five years. The hour, in which Von talks freely while eating about his rural upbringing and acid-fueled adventures, is in every […]

Theo Von returns to Netflix with another stand-up comedy special.

The comic and podcast's new hour, "I Do Good," debuts on the streamer on October 20. This is Von's third feature — and the first in five years. In this hour, Von Azadeh dishes on rural upbringings and acid-filled adventures, according to the description.

In a clip from the special, Vaughn riffs on his hometown, claiming there's a guy who was "broken with a 30-pound bag of hamster bones on him." In a bit of group work, Von asks an audience member about the number of hamsters. (Spoiler: Circa 2000.) Related Stories 'The 14th' review: Ava DuVernay's powerful sequel to 'The 13th' turns the Constitutional Amendment into living history 'Artificial' review: Luca Guadagnino made a real 'Social Network' sequel - a Brain-Davernay by Andre Spinning. Garfield and Yura Borisov

It's possible that the special title is a cheeky nod to the headlines surrounding Van Der Netflix's latest tape, which was eventually canceled. Fans were alarmed after she was seen talking about her mental health issues in the film. Vonn later reassured her listeners on her podcast that she was fine. Popular in Variety

"I'm Doing Good" is directed by Kevin Mora, who along with Vaughn and Paul J. Mora is the executive producer. Swift River Productions is the production company. The special follows 2016's No Offense and 2021's Regular People, both of which debuted on Netflix.

Vaughn is the host of the wildly popular podcast This Last Weekend, where he has interviewed everyone from Joaquin Phoenix to Tucker Carlson to Bernie Sanders. Earlier this year, he starred alongside David Spade in Busboys, which the two comedians wrote and financed.