Update: The full Fixed trailer has been released. Check it out below: Netflix has released a brand new red band teaser trailer for Fixed, showcasing the upcoming raunchy animated film starring Adame Devine,

Happy Gilmore 2 was released on Netflix last week and has been dominating the streamer's film chart ever since.

The Gist: Based in Nashville, Dusty Slay has made the proverbial late-night TV rounds to NYC and LA, but has kept it Tennessee when filming his Netflix specials. His first hour filmed in Knoxville; this time, he chose Chattanooga.

Discover the complete list of new Netflix shows and movies arriving in August 2025, from hit films to fresh originals.

These Netflix shows aren't necessarily the most popular, but that doesn't mean they aren't totally worth your time.

Comedian Dusty Slay spoke with UPI about how he got into stand-up, how sobriety transformed his act, how the art of stand-up comedy is like music, and more.

Netflix viewers are absolutely obsessed with a highly anticipated comedy sequel that dropped last week and is currently dominating the streaming platform's film rankings. Boasting a stellar ensemble cast and crammed with celebrity appearances, enthusiasts universally declare this uproarious follow-up justified the nearly three-decade delay.

You take a vow, and then 33 years of complete and utter devotion, you find out he’s run off with a younger woman!” That’s where we find Leanne (Leanne Morgan), who’s trying to piece together a new life post-divorce with the help of her sister Carol (Kristen Johnston),

"This show isn't PC at all but I feel like most good shows are not. In my personal opinions this show is a breath of fresh air away from carbon copies of the same story lines and cliche topics. Season 2 was an amazing story arc that I enjoyed.

In Leanne, co-created by Morgan alongside Chuck Lorre and Susan McMartin ( Mom ), the titular character is thrown for a loop when her husband of 33 years, Bill - portrayed by Two and a Half Men 's Ryan Stiles - leaves her for another woman.

Adam Sandler didn't just deliver another comedy to Netflix with "Happy Gilmore 2." He also apparently provided a massive hit for Netflix.