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Tires season two rolled out on Netflix today, Thursday, June 5. Riding shotgun in the Shane Gillis-vehicle are his friends and creative partners for a decade, co-star/writer Steve Gerben and writer/director John McKeever. (For the sake of the analogy, picture a 1970s Chevy Bel Air front bench seat.)

Well, really, it is McKeever (who professionally goes by just “McKeever”) steering the car with Gerben navigating — or vice versa. The 6’3” Gillis is stretched out in the backseat — that’s where the celebrity goes — but he’s not merely along for the ride. We’ll stop forcing the metaphor immediately.

Gillis is a co-creator of the series and number one on its call sheet. He’s also the guy who paid out of pocket to build the Tires set.

Tires was originally shot as a 10-minute pilot for YouTube and sold as a series to Quibi. Unfortunately, Quibi lasted about...

Tires is Netflix’s answer to NBC’s all-time favorite sitcom, The Office. The show is a blue-collar workplace comedy, which is set in the Valley Forge Automotive Center, our Dunder Mifflin here. After the first season made an impression on a niche audience last year, Netflix renewed it for a second season, which is now available for streaming.

However, you should note that, unlike the Steve Carell-led show, this sitcom is not catered to an underage audience. The show has some far more vulgar jokes, and the characters don’t hesitate to use expletives. If you thought Michael Scott was an Hr nightmare, wait until you watch Tires Season 2.

Shane Gillis’ Tires Season 2 attempts to emulate The Office vibes Steve Gerben and Shane Gillis with Vince Vaughn in Tires Season 2 | Credits: Netflix

Netflix doesn’t have a direction when it comes to a plot for its second season of Tires.

The second season of Tires keeps returning to a low-level conflict between Shane (Shane Gillis) and his manager/cousin Will (Steve Gerben). As Will jockeys for position in the tire chain they both work for, he reminds Shane that if Will is able to move up to general manager, their location will need to replace him. Will keeps trying to set Shane up to show he can do it: telling Shane he’s in charge when Will has to leave for a meeting; inviting him to participate in a training session by an outside Hr consultant. Shane spends most of the season refusing these opportunities, not wanting to get caught actually caring about, well, anything, but particularly not work. Based on the evidence on screen, however, Gillis has a lot more career ambition than his fictional avatar.

Tires, which Gillis co-created and self-funded before selling it to Netflix, is in...

Shane Gillis’s Tires continues to be disjointed and full of non-sequiturs, offering a poor imitation of the workplace comedy genre. From The Office, Parks and Recreation, Superstore, and even American Auto, the best workplace comedies use relatable environments to develop memorable characters and sharp writing that captures the mundane absurdities of modern work life.

This Netflix series consistently misses the mark in this regard — it’s too weird to be relatable and so far off the rails that it strains workplace credibility. Still, this is a comedy, and it should ultimately be judged by one question: does it make you laugh?

Unfortunately, the simple answer is no — Tires isn’t that funny.

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On Wednesday June 4 2025, NBC broadcasts Late Night With Seth Meyers!

Shane Gillis; Steve Gerben; Ben Wang; Maria Reva Season 12 Episode 96 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Late Night With Seth Meyers” promises to be an exciting one, featuring a lineup of talented guests. This episode, titled “Shane Gillis; Steve Gerben; Ben Wang; Maria Reva,” will air on NBC and is sure to entertain.

Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben, both known for their comedic talents, will be joining Seth Meyers for a lively discussion. Their unique perspectives and humor are expected to bring plenty of laughs. Fans of comedy will likely enjoy hearing their stories and insights during the show.

In addition to the comedians, actor Ben Wang will also make an appearance. Wang has been gaining attention for his recent roles, and viewers can look forward to hearing about his experiences in the industry. His presence adds another layer of excitement to the episode.

Late Night with Seth Meyers has had an extended absence from the air. The NBC show enters the new week following a two-week hiatus. So what should fans expect to see tonight?

Seth Meyers and his team took some extra time to rest and recharge over the past two weeks. While other late-night shows used Memorial Day to get a week away, Late Night was already dark the week prior.

The good news is that things are back to regularly scheduled programming on Monday. There will be a brand-new episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers tonight.

It wll be interesting to see if Meyers chooses to play catch-up from the past two weeks or just focuses on more recent headlines. President Donald Trump's tariff changes with China, Elon Musk's departure from the administration, and a lot more happened while Meyers was away. It's hard to imagine he'd...

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This June, we are getting a ton of great shows on various streaming services. From the much-anticipated Season 4 of The Bear on Hulu to the highly anticipated final season of the Netflix series Squid Game. So, we are here to sort out all of the brilliant upcoming shows that you might want to check out.

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The news it covers may be unpredictable, but Late Night with Seth Meyers isn't surprising anyone with its schedule this week. Monday's holiday confirms what fans can expect from the NBC show this week.

No late-night TV show works five nights a week, every week of the year. Late Night with Seth Meyers is no exception, having gone on a hiatus last week. Monday was Memorial Day, adding another built-in break to the show's schedule.

That means there will not be a new episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers on Tuesday night. In fact, the show is off for the remainder of the week.

NBC will still try to make the most of the show's timeslot. Repeat episodes are slated to run on the network at 12:35 a.m. Et.

Tuesday, May, 27 will feature John Krasinski, Reba McEntire, and Tony Gilroy from the May 13 episode. Wednesday night replays the...

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Netflix is ready with an entertainment-packed June this year. While, we are already know all the brilliant films and TV shows that will be leaving Netflix in the upcoming month, we will also see the premiere of many highly anticipated Netflix original movies and TV shows, including the highly anticipated conclusion of Squid Game and a new season of Shane Gillis’ comedy series Tires. Just like every month, Netflix is ready to overload you with great content. So, we’re here to tell you about the seven new movies and shows coming to Netflix in June 2025.

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Tires season two is on the way!

The Netflix comedy was created by Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben and McKeever, who also serve as writers and executive producers. Shane and Steve also star in the series as Will and Shane.

Here’s a synopsis: Will, the nervous and unqualified heir to an auto repair chain, attempts to turn his father’s business around despite constant torture from his cousin and now employee, Shane.

Keep reading to find out more…

In the upcoming second season, after the unexpected success of their big marketing idea, Will and Shane rush to grow personally and professionally without fully realizing the cost of doing business.

Also starring in the comedy are Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox and Stavros Halkias. The trailer also features appearances by guest stars Andrew Schulz, Vince Vaughn, Jon Lovitz, Thomas Haden Church and Ellie Kemper!

Tires season two will debut on June 5th on Netflix.

Netflix has locked in Thursday, June 5 for the Season 2 return of Tires, the blue-collar workplace comedy from Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and director McKeever. The renewal comes as the streamer continues to lean into creator-led comedy with bite—this time doubling down on the offbeat rhythms of an underdog auto shop facing the fallout […]

‘Tires’ Season 2 Rolls Into Netflix This June As Shane Gillis & Steve Gerben Tackle Growth Woes and Garage Meltdowns...

Netflix has dropped the full trailer for Tires season 2, teasing the return of the Shane Gillis comedy with some exciting new guest stars. The first season of Netflix's Tires was released in May 2024 and stars Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben as cousins and colleagues, Shane and Will, as they carry out their jobs at Valley Forge Automotive Center. The Netflix series' first season earned an 86% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes,and a confirmed Tires season 2 will officially hit Netflix on June 5, 2025.

The trailer for Tires season 2 sees Gillis and Gerben return as their respective characters. The two-minute clip teases that Shane will grapple with his future in the coming episodes as he contemplates whether he wants to be a manager at Valley Forge Automotive. To add further chaos to the decision, Tires season 2 will introduce Shane's father, played by guest-star Thomas Haden Church. Church isn't Tires only new guest star,...

When Tires screeched onto Netflix last spring, the sitcom created by comedians Shane Gillis, John McKeever, and Steve Gerben, quickly earned a second season renewal. With Season 2 headed to Netflix later this year, you can now take a peek inside the garage at the new episodes featuring big-name guest stars like Vince Vaughn, Thomas Haden Church, and Jon Lovitz. Watch the trailer above.

Gillis, who sold out two performances during Netflix is a Joke Fest in May 2024 and will debut a new Netflix stand-up special this year, not only stars in the comedy series, but also serves as executive producer and co-creator. Season 1 of the scripted series is streaming now.

While fans might be used to seeing Gillis behind a mic — his first Netflix comedy special, Beautiful Dogs, premiered in 2023 — the fictional Tires moves him off the stage and into the world of a...

Tires is revving up for Season 2!

The Netflix TV series centers around Will (Steve Gerben), the nervous and unqualified heir to an auto repair chain, attempts to turn his father’s business around despite constant torture from his cousin and now employee, Shane (Shane Gillis).

In Season 2, after the unexpected success of their big marketing idea, Will and Shane rush to grow personally and professionally without fully realizing the cost of doing business.

The streamer confirmed that the show will return for its second season on June 5. We also know who is returning, and who is joining the cast.

Click through to find out who’s in Tires Season 2…...

When the Shane Gillis-led comedy Tires first debuted on Netflix in May of last year, the show received mixed critical reviews, but a surprisingly high audience score on the review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes. This positive audience reception would lead to a Season 2 greenlight, though there was no word on a release date at the time. At the end of Tires' first season, it was revealed that Shane Gillis' character wouldn't be leaving the shop, opening up the opportunity for more of the awkward, incredibly comedic moments the show has to offer. Now, Netflix has revealed when fans can expect the second season to be released.

Tires has been officially revealed to be dropping new episodes on the Netflix streaming service on Jun. 5, 2025. The original cast, featuring Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox, and Stavros Halkias, will also return in the new season. One major newcomer revealed is Thomas Haden Church,...

Shane Gillis is back and ready to turn his business around in “Tires” Season 2, releasing June 5 on Netflix.

Following the success of their major marketing plan, Will (Steven Gerben) and Shane (Gillis) rush to grow their business professionally. The official synopsis reads: “Will, the nervous and unqualified heir to an auto repair chain, attempts to turn his father’s business around despite constant torture from his cousin and now employee, Shane.”

Gillis self-financed Season 1’s first six episodes before Netflix acquired the show as part of a deal including a stand-up special. The show is created by Gillis, Steve Gerben and John McKeever with a cast featuring Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox and Stavros Halkias, including guest star Andrew Schulz.

Watch the first clip from Netflix below.

First Looks/Trailers

“The Summer I Turned Pretty” has unveiled the first look at its third season, which will also be the show’s last.

Today, Netflix announced the premiere date for Tires season two with a first-look clip. The second season of Shane Gillis’s comedy series launches globally on Thursday, June 5.

In the series, Will (Steven Gerben), the nervous and unqualified heir to an auto repair chain, attempts to turn his father’s business around despite constant torture from his cousin and now-employee, Shane (Shane Gillis).

After the unexpected success of their big marketing idea, Will and Shane rush to grow personally and professionally without fully realizing the cost of doing business.

Tires Season 2 comes from creators Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, and McKeever. The cast includes Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben, Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox, and Stavros Halkias. Andrew Schulz guest stars.

Tires Season 2 will welcome Thomas Haden Church as Phil, Shane’s wealthy but immature father. A grown-up version of Shane, Phil enjoys owning various businesses in Florida, where he resides, throwing back margaritas and flirting with waitresses.

Netflix has revealed more information about season two of Shane Gillis' comedy series Tires. The new season will see Vince Vaughn among other guest stars, joining Spider-Man franchise star Thomas Haden Church.

Variety reports that Tires' second season will include guest stars Ron White, Jon Lovitz, Veronika Slowikowska and Steph Tolev. The season will also include Thomas Hayden Church as Phil, the wealthy father of Gillis' character of Shane. Details about the guest stars' roles in the workplace comedy series have yet to be revealed at this time.

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Netflix shared a first look at the upcoming season, which includes images of the guest stars in their roles. The second season of Tires does not yet have an exact release date, but...

Vince Vaughn is joining Shane Gillis in his Netflix comedy series “Tires” among other Season 2 guest stars Ron White, Jon Lovitz, Veronika Slowikowska and Steph Tolev. It was previously announced that Thomas Hayden Church would appear in the second season as Gillis’ character’s dad.

Details on most of their characters have yet to be revealed, but on Thursday afternoon Netflix released a handful of first-look images from the upcoming season, due sometime in 2025.

“Tires” follows Will (Steve Gerben), the awkward manager of his family’s auto repair shop, Valley Forge Automotive Center. As Will attempts to revitalize the struggling business, he’s met with constant harassment from his cousin and employee Shane (Gillis), who would rather make shit jokes than help customers. Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox and Stavros Halkias round out the cast.

Gillis made the six-episode first season of “Tires” independently, on a thin budget. Netflix then acquired...

The Netflix original sitcom Tires was renewed for a second season before season 1 even debuted, and there are already exciting updates about season 2. Created by stand up comedian Shane Gillis alongside John McKeever and Steve Gerben, Tires follows Will (Gerben) who inherits his father's struggling auto-repair business called Valley Forge Auto. While trying to put the company back on the right track, he is constantly hounded by his cousin Shane (Gillis) who makes it his life's mission to undermine Will's efforts to fix the business.

The six-episode first season of Tires wasn't particularly well-received by critics, and many noted it was hardly the most original comedy to grace the streaming airwaves (via Rotten Tomatoes). However, the premiere season was an immediate success for Netflix when it came to viewership, validating the streamer's decision to green light the show for season 2 before season 1 debuted. The ending of Tires season 1 left the door open for more,...

Exclusive: Shane Gillis will, unfortunately, not be winning a Golden Globe for his comedy series Tires after the organizers declared it too short for eligibility.

The Globes, via accountancy firm, sent a note out to members noting that Tires “does not meet the 150-minute requirement” for consideration for Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy.

The six-part series has a total run time of 132 minutes, which is below the threshold that was introduced nearly a decade ago.

“A recurring series with a total running time of at least 150 program minutes aired during the qualifying year,” it states in its rules.

Filippo Puglisi-Alibrandi, a partner at Kpmg, told members, “Please be advised that Tires is no longer eligible for consideration for Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy as it does not meet the 150-minute requirement. This also means Shane Gillis is not eligible for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy.

Over a year after a right-wing cancel crusade decimated Bud Light’s popularity among both bros and dudes, Shane Gillis is here to repair the light beer brand’s relationship with guys who watch football, punch drywall and call everything “gay.”

In April 2023, transgender comedian Dylan Mulvaney appeared in a brief Instagram video promoting Bud Light while holding a personalized beer can in advance of the upcoming NCAA March Madness basketball tournament. Almost overnight, both Mulvaney and Bud Light became the largest-ever targets of conservative, anti-trans hatred as bomb threats shut down Anheuser-Busch factories, stalkers harassed the content creator and Kid Rock sprayed bullets from his submachine gun in the general direction of some Bud Light cans. Within weeks, the beer brand walked back the campaign and severed ties with Mulvaney, leaving her to her death threats while Bud Light sales hit rock bottom.

Almost a year and a half later,...

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Bridgerton once again eclipsed 2B minutes viewed in the week after the first four episodes of Season 3 hit Netflix.

The Shonda Rhimes series was easily the most-streamed title from May 20 to 26, Nielsen reports. Viewing did drop off compared to Season 3’s premiere weekend, though that’s to be expected since there were only four new episodes available and, while some viewers revisit older episodes when new seasons launch, most of the viewership surge is likely driven by the new episodes.

Nielsen also pointed out that Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story saw an uptick in viewership around this time. During this interval, it just missed the Originals list with 215M minutes viewed, but that’s essentially quadruple the viewership it received even two weeks prior. This suggests that new episodes of Bridgerton did drive audiences to continue engaging with the franchise while waiting for the second half of Season 3.

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Quick Links Shane Gillis as Shane Steve Gerben as Will Chris O'Connor as Cal Kilah Fox as Kilah Stavros Halkias as Dave Andrew Schulz & Tommy Pope as Schulz & Tommy "Tires" is an R-rated sitcom co-created by Shane Gillis debuting on Netflix in 2024. The cast includes recognizable actors, comedians, and media personalities. Despite mixed reviews, "Tires" was renewed for Season 2 before Season 1 aired.

Rolling onto Netflix on May 23, 2024, Tires is an irreverent R-rated sitcom co-created by and starring Shane Gillis. The blue-collar series follows the employees' daily exploits and professional hijinks at the Valley Forge Automotive Center, where the owner's inept and unqualified son becomes the new manager and tries to turn the failing business around for success. Despite garnering mild critical reviews, Tires was renewed for Season 2 before Season 1 premiered.

Aside from Gillis leading the way, Tires features an amusing cast of actors, stand-up comedians, podcasters, and other media types...

Characters will need more depth in Tires season 2 to maintain success. The humor in Tires comes from customer interactions and Shane Gillis' delivery. To become a long-running comedy, Tires must develop characters like Will and Kilah for relatability.

While Tires got off to a popular start, to ensure continued success into season 2, the Netflix show will have to make one important change to its characters. The cast of Tires is led by real-life stand-up comedian Shane Gillis as he works with his cousin Will (Steve Gerben) at a struggling tire repair shop. The show appeals to fans of Shane Gillis already-established brand of comedy. The setting is tight, contained, and a great precinct for a comedy that viewers can quickly familiarize themselves with. Its success has already led to Netflix greenlighting Tires season 2.

In Tires, the humor is often generated through the interactions between the workers and the customers. Its...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Tires, season 1

Tires ends with Will finally earning his father's respect through his tire initiative. The show features a packed cast of comedy stars, adding humor to a stressful plot. Tires explores strained familial relationships with humor, promising an engaging second season.

The last scene of Shane Gilliss Netflix comedy, Tires, shows Will (Steve Gerben) finally receiving validation from his withholding father. Throughout the series, Will, a manager at Valley Forge Auto, is shown to have a complicated relationship with his father/employer, Jonathan (Peter Reeves). Jonathan remains unseen until the final episode, where he comes into the shop to scold and ultimately fire Will. The six-episode series, released on Netflix in May, 2024, follows Will and his cousin Shane (Shane Gillis), who struggle to keep the family auto-body afloat despite constant urging to practice standard sales tactics and initiatives.

While the show is sometimes a stress-inducing watch,...

Quick Links The Talented Cast Behind Netflix's Tires Exploring The Father and Son Dynamic in Tires Season 2 Buying Out Valley Forge Automotive Shane Gillis bounced back into the spotlight with his own web series, stand-up special, and role in Pete Davidson's comedy show. Netflix's workplace comedy Tires, featuring a talented cast, brings back raunchy humor reminiscent of 2000s comedies. Fans eagerly anticipate the second season of Tires, hoping for longer episodes and new character developments.

Even though the comedians time on Saturday Night Live didnt last very long back in 2019, funnyman Shane Gillis has quickly come to reclaim his throne in the world of comedy since then. Launching his own web series alongside John McKeever called Gilly and Keeves, releasing his first special called Live In Austin as well as landing a recurring role on Pete Davidsons Bupkis Peacock show these accolades launched the 36-year-old back into the throes of the mainstream audience.

Tires season 1 made it to Netflix's global top 10, ranking 7th with 3.8 million views. Despite being an unlikely choice, Tires was renewed for season 2 due to Netflix's confidence in the show. Comedian Shane Gillis contributed to Tires' success, garnering fan approval despite mixed critic reviews.

Netflixs comedy series Tires makes it into the Netflix global top 10. Starring comedian Shane Gillis, Tires tells the story of a man named Will who is tasked with taking over his dads auto repair shop, becoming responsible for the business and the antics of his cousin and now employee, Shane. In addition to Gillis, Tires features a leading cast including Steve Gerben, Chris OConnor, Kilah Fox, Stavros Halkias, and Andrew Schulz. Tires season 1 premiered six episodes on Netflix on May 23, 2024.

Now, Tires manages to make its way onto the Netflix global top 10 for its debut season. Tires came in no. 7 on the TV chart for...

The Netflix show Tires shares similarities with Kevin Smith's 1994 cult classic Clerks, featuring workplace comedy and slacker characters. Tires quickly climbed Netflix's Top 10 list and got renewed for season 2, but unlike the highly praised Clerks, critics are still divided. Fans of Tires can watch Clerks and its two sequels while awaiting new episodes of the Netflix comedy.

Fans who can't wait for Tires season 2 can get their workplace comedy fix from a '90s cult classic that's reminiscent of the new Netflix series. Created by comedian Shane Gillis with his frequent collaborators Steve Gerben and John McKeever, Tires follows Gerben's character, Will, as he tries to make improvements to the auto repair business he inherited from his father while coping with relentless torment from his cousin, Shane (Gillis), who works at the shop. Starring alongside Gerben and Gillis in the cast of Netflix's Tires are Stavros Halkias, Kilah Fox,...

Comedian Chris O'Connor has teamed up again with Shane Gillis in the new Netflix series: Tires.

Tires is a new comedy series created by Shane Gillis, John McKeever, and Steve Gerben. It premiered all six episodes on May 24 and is already renewed for a Season 2.

The storyline revolves around Will (Steve Gerben), who inherits his family's struggling auto-repair business, Valley Forge Auto. As Will attempts to rejuvenate the business, he faces constant sabotage from his obnoxious cousin Shane (Gillis). 

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Here’s the cast of Episode 5 of Netflix’s Tires, an episode that sees the auto shop hosting a desperate bikini car wash.

The new streaming comedy is presented similarly to fan-favorite workplace comedies The Office and Parks and Recreation. However, this time, audiences get to follow the shenanigans around an automotive shop.

Steve Gerben’s Will runs Valley Forge Automotive Center, an auto shop struggling to perform financially, and with acquiring customers—something made all the more difficult by his co-workers.

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Actor and comedian Steve Gerben portrays Will in Netflix's newest comedy, Tires, and there are some interesting facts that fans should know about him.

Although Gerben starred in Tires, he is also the co-creator of the new show.

Tires also stars Shane Gillis (another co-creator) and Andrew Schulz and follows Gerben's character, Will, as he tries to save his father's auto shop from going under.

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Tires is a workplace comedy series created by the immensely popular stand-up comedian Shane Gillis. The Netflix comedy series is set in a tire shop and follows the daily hijinks of all the employees from Shane’s quippy remarks to Will’s latest humiliation. Tires stars Gillis in the lead role with Steve Gerben, Chris O’Connor, Kilah Fox, Stavros Halkias, and Andrew Schulz. So, if you loved the comedy and the characters in Tires here are some more workplace comedies for you to watch next.

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The Crew is a workplace comedy series created by Jeff Lowell. The Netflix series is set in a NASCAR garage and it follows the story of the crew chief as he is surprised to find out that the owner has decided to retire and put his millennial daughter in charge of the garage. Both butt heads over how the garage...

For fans browsing Netflix, here are the cast and characters of the new Tires comedy series on the streaming platform.

In the same vein as The Office or Parks and Recreation, Tires is a workplace comedy that follows Steve Gerben’s Will as he struggles to run Valley Forge Automotive Center daily—an existence that is often interrupted by rowdy co-workers or problematic customers.

The Cast and Characters of Netflix’s Tires Read full article on The Direct.

Tires features a small ensemble cast of talented comedic actors, led by Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben. The Netflix series follows Will as he tries to revive his father's auto shop, facing obstacles from his cousin Shane. Tires season 1 is available to stream on Netflix, with six episodes and a second season already in the works.

The new comedy series Tires features a small ensemble cast of talented comedic actors. The Netflix limited series chronicles the story of a man named Will, who is trying to bring life back into his fathers dying auto shop. Along the way, Will encounters a variety of obstacles, most notably the antics of his cousin, Shane, who works in the shop.

Tires season 1 is currently available to stream on Netflix.

The first season of Tires debuts May 23 on Netflix. It has six episodes, and has already been renewed for a second season. Comedian Shane...

The new Netflix streaming comedy Tires is in the vein of single-camera sitcoms from Greg Daniels or Michael Schur. Yet, Tires is far from being on par with The Office or Parks and Recreation. In fact, this will probably be the first and last time the new Shane Gillis comedy is mentioned in the same breath as those classic sitcoms.

That’s because Tires is a poor imitation of those workplace comedies. At its worst, the new sitcom can be tedious, grating, and painfully unfunny. At its best, the series is something you have on in the background—a harmless, politically incorrect excursion. Yes, the jokes are on the hapless and clueless characters. However, that doesn’t make it good or mean its heart is in the right place.

Shane Gillis in Tires (2024) | Image via Netflix

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Tires Season 2: Comedy Series Renewed At Netflix Ahead Of Premiere (Photo Credit – IMDb)

Tires will be rolling again sooner than expected! Netflix has renewed the comedy series Tires, starring and co-creating comedian Shane Gillis, for a second season. The move was announced two days before the show’s premiere, which arrives on the streamer on May 23rd.

The show is described as a workplace comedy set in a dilapidated auto repair shop. With the renewal, Netflix is further strengthening its partnership with Gillis, following his sold-out performances at Netflix Is a Joke Fest earlier this month.

Tires Renewed for Season 2 by Netflix Before Series Premiere

On Tuesday, Netflix confirmed the renewal of Tires, announcing that the second season will be released in 2025. The streaming platform aims to bring new seasons of already established shows annually, similar to the schedule followed on broadcast channels. The one-year gap between Tires seasons...

Netflix has high hopes for a new comedy series that's imminently set to debut on the streaming platform. Ahead of its release, the show has already scored a renewal order for a second season.

On May 21, Netflix announced that Tires has been renewed for Season 2. The news comes two days ahead of the show's debut on May 23. The decision to give the show an early renewal may be due to the popularity of comedian Shane Gillis, who plays one of the main characters. The renewal order follows Gillis' sold-out performances earlier this month at the Netflix Is a Joke comedy festival. Along with a second season of Tires, Netflix has also announced a new stand-up special from Gillis that will be released in 2025. Gillis' first Netflix special, Beautiful Dogs, cracked the Netflix Top 10 in five countries with two weeks in the US Top 10 list.

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Today, Netflix announced the season two renewal of Tires, the upcoming scripted comedy from comedian Shane Gillis, ahead of its series premiere this Thursday, May 23. Tires will return with an all-new second season next year.

This news marks the latest in Netflix’s expanding partnership with Gillis. Gillis most recently performed three sold-out shows as part of “Netflix is a Joke Fest” in Los Angeles, including the Kia Forum, the Greek Theater, and Crypto Arena.

As previously announced, Netflix has also ordered a new standup special from Gillis to premiere in 2025. His 2023 special, Beautiful Dogs, reached the Netflix Top 10 in five countries and spent two weeks in the US Top 10 list.

In Tires, Will (Steve Gerben), the nervous and unqualified heir to an auto repair chain, attempts to turn his father’s business around despite constant torture from his cousin and now employee, Shane (Shane Gillis).

Shane Gillis, Steve Gerben,...

Netflix is getting an early jump on Tires.

The streamer has handed out an early second-season renewal for the scripted comedy starring Shane Gillis. The pickup arrives just before the series, co-created by Gillis, Steve Gerben and John McKeever, officially arrives May 23. Season two will arrive in 2025 as Netflix plots more programming to return on an annual basis similar to broadcast fare.

Gillis, the comedian who hosted Saturday Night Live earlier this year after he was fired from the show in 2019, is fresh off three sold-out shows in L.A. as part of the Netflix Is a Joke festival. Gillis also has his second stand-up special coming in 2025 after his 2023 effort, Beautiful Dogs, spent two weeks in the U.S. top 10 list.

Tires revolves around Will (Gerben), the nervous and unqualified heir to an auto repair chain, who attempts to turn his father’s business around despite constant torture from his cousin and now employee,...

QVC is entering the ever-growing original holiday movie space this year with the debut of its first-ever title in the genre, “Holly & the Hot Chocolate.”

Streaming on free platform QVC+ beginning Thanksgiving Day, the film revolves around Holly, “a big city food critic who unexpectedly finds herself stuck in the small town of Pine Falls during Christmas,” per QVC’s description. “Surrounded by locals who love the season as much as she does, Holly soon learns at the center of their holiday spirit is a special hot chocolate recipe sold in the town square. With the help of a charming, albeit humbuggish, tow-truck driver, Holly gets to experience firsthand why Pine Falls is one of the best Christmas towns in America — and what makes their hot chocolate so magical.”

The idea for the movie came from QVC’s “In the Kitchen” host David Venable, who makes a cameo appearance...