Nate Bargatze Sets Fourth Netflix Special for November 24

Nate Bargatze will return to Netflix with Good for Nathan, his fourth stand-up special for the streaming service. The hour-long show is scheduled to debut on November 24, following a performance of the same material at the Netflix Is a Joke Festival in Los Angeles in May 2026.

Bargatze recorded the hour in Fort Worth, Texas, with Ryan Polito directing. Its topics include fitness trackers, smart stoves and food delivery. In the trailer, Bargatze also wonders how many chickens could fit inside a horse.

The release comes after Bargatze set a Guinness World Record for the highest number of tickets purchased during a live comedy run. His Big Dumb Eyes Tour sold 2,045,040 tickets over roughly a year and a half, breaking a record previously held by Jeff Dunham.

Bargatze’s earlier Netflix specials are The Tennessee Kid, from 2019, The Greatest Average American, from 2021, and Your Friend, Nate Bargatze, from 2024. He also released specials for Comedy Central and Amazon Prime Video.

Bargatze shares executive producer credit on Good for Nathan with Alex Murray, Tim Sarkes and John Irwin. His company, Nateland Entertainment, is producing the special.