'Corporate' Season 3: Release date, plot, cast, trailer and all you need to about the workplace satire on Comedy Central
Comedy Central's 'Corporate' is returning to wrap things up the way it should - with a grand final and third season. Renewed last year, the press release announcing preponement from August stated: "Corporate offers a return to the comfort and nostalgia of the grim and soul-crushing office life. We know there’s absolutely nothing else going on in the world right now that could possibly need your attention, so we expect you all to tune in." And tune in we shall, but before that, here's a little heads up on all you need to be aware of about the workspace comedy.
Release date
Arriving right in time as more and more places are opening up post strict lockdown and the prospect of returning to office seems not so bleak anymore, Corporate's Season 3 premieres this Wednesday, July 22, at 10:30 pm only on Comedy Central.
Plot
Life as a Junior-Executive-in-Training at your regular, global organization isn't all that it's hyped up to be. Add to that a horrible person for a boss and voila - we have the lives of Matt and Jake, who "are at the beck and call of tyrannical CEO Christian DeVille and his top deputies, brown-nosers John and Kate. Working their way through an ever-revolving series of disasters seems to be Matt and Jake's specialty and their only ally is human resources rep Grace, who is strung out by Hampton's toxic culture." details the official synopsis
Cast
Ingebretson, a stand-up comedian, has also appeared on Adam Devine's House Party and the host of the weekly LA-based comedy show 'Good Heroin'. Weisman, a writer, comedian and actor, is most popular for his sketch group, WOMEN. Along with Ingebretson and Weisman, Aparna Nancherla, Lance Reddick, Anne Dudek, Adam Lustick, Anna Akana also star.
Creators
The dark, edgy comedy is the brainchild of writers/executive producers Matt Ingebretson and Jake Weisman, who also star as the show's main cast.
Trailer
Hampton DeVille is a massive, soulless conglomerate that sinks its rapacious claws into everything from arming clandestine wars to exploiting protesters. This is a comedy about working there
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