Jerrod Carmichael

actor, writer and comedian

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Jerrod Carmichael on KCRW

Jerrod Carmichael’s most recent comedy special is “Rothaniel” on HBO. His directorial debut “On the Count of Three” is about two friends on possibly the last day of their lives.

‘Rothaniel’ comedian Jerrod Carmichael on the specificity of his comedy

Jerrod Carmichael’s most recent comedy special is “Rothaniel” on HBO. His directorial debut “On the Count of Three” is about two friends on possibly the last day of their lives.

from The Treatment

When the sitcom  The Carmichael Show  premiered on NBC late last August, it was with little fanfare and only a six-episode order.

Jerrod Carmichael, ‘The Carmichael Show’

When the sitcom The Carmichael Show premiered on NBC late last August, it was with little fanfare and only a six-episode order.

from The Business

Jerrod Carmichael grew up loving multi-camera sitcoms, especially the ones on NBC. Now he’s created and stars in one of his own.

Jerrod Carmichael Brings Heart Back to the Multi-Cam Sitcom

Jerrod Carmichael grew up loving multi-camera sitcoms, especially the ones on NBC. Now he’s created and stars in one of his own.

from The Spin-off

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