Andy Samberg, director Jake Szymanski and writer Murray Miller also explain why their “30 for 30”-inspired comedy, largely shot in four days, doesn’t flinch from male nudity.
IndieWire’s guide to the rest of Summer TV includes the best from the unscripted, late-night, stand-up and documentary world. (Oh, and “The Great British Baking Show,” of course.)
Now that HBO has announced a “7 Days in Hell” follow-up, here are some other sports docs that could help keep the franchise going.
The satire, directed by Jake Szymanski, premieres July 8.
“Tour de Pharmacy” will be written by Miller and star Samberg.
