The Adam Friedland Show is a talk show hosted by comedian Adam Friedland, centered on long-form comedic interviews with public figures. Marked by satire and deadpan anti-humor, the show parodies traditional talk shows and takes place on a set modeled after the set of The Dick Cavett Show. The show, referred to as TAFS for short, has been host to guests from a variety of fields, including athletes (Blake Griffin), musicians (Chance the Rapper), actors (Sarah Jessica Parker), comedians (Shane Gillis), filmmakers (Paul Schrader), businesspeople (Mark Cuban), journalists (Olivia Nuzzi), influencers (Amelia Dimoldenberg), and politicians (Gavin Newsom). The show was created by Friedland and comedian Nick Mullen and debuted on October 31, 2022. The first iteration, season one, heavily employed meta-comedy and included comedy sketches. Season two ran from May 2025 to May 2026 and marked a shift to a more regular, biweekly format that focused on interviews with Friedland; the show received more critical acclaim in its second season, with GQ calling Friedland a potential "millennial Jon Stewart." In June 2026, the show partnered with Spotify ahead of its third season, which premiered in August 2026.
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