In Will Arnett's latest series, Flaked, the funny man ventures into more serious territory as a recovering alcoholic whose love life is a bit complicated, thanks in part to a young waitress named ...

The news comes more than two months after THR reported that the Will Arnett comedy was near a deal for a sophomore run. By Lesley Goldberg, Lacey Rose Flaked Still - H 2016 Set in the insular world of ...

Will Arnett has made a career out of playing men who are equal parts self-interest and self-loathing. On the spectrum of Gob Bluth to BoJack Horseman, Arnett’s characters are usually men who may want ...

If you’re a fan of Will Arnett or Netflix Originals, then you’re probably still excited about the release of Flaked. Set in Venice Beach, Flaked has all the complexities and complications of the ...

The gauzy sunlit streets of Venice are returning to Netflix on June 2, as the second season of the original series “Flaked” sets its official release date. “Flaked,” created by Will Arnett and Mark ...

Netflix made all eight episodes available of its new series “Flaked,” which answers the nagging question that arises while watching the first chapter of this Will Arnett vehicle, “Is this going to get ...

The new Netflix comedy “Flaked” asks the question: Can a show be called a comedy if it has zero laughs? Well, maybe in the strict Aristotelian sense, but Will Arnett’s latest attempt to find a vehicle ...

Netflix delivered two new comedies Friday occupying opposite ends of the fresh/frozen aisle. “The Characters” is a revolving-star sketch series offering a “Portlandia”-like showcase to rising ...

of Venice, California, Flaked centers on Chip (Arnett), a celebrated self-appointed “guru” who falls for the object of his best friend’s fascination. Soon the tangled web of half-truths and ...

Last year, Will Arnett explored the inner man-child for Flaked, a Netflix dramedy about a recovering alcoholic slash wounded playboy struggling to keep his hole-in-the-wall furniture shop (and life) ...

This story is free to read because readers choose to support LAist. If you find value in independent local reporting, make a donation to power our newsroom today. "I came to Venice by accident. Let me ...