Marc Maron: Panicked
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Upcoming TV Airings
The airings below are based on a generic national schedule. Times and dates can vary by TV provider.
Thursday, August 7
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Friday, August 8
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Sunday, August 10
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Tuesday, August 12
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Tuesday, August 12
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Wednesday, August 13
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Thursday, August 14
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Saturday, August 16
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Monday, August 18
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Tuesday, August 19
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Thursday, August 21
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.
Friday, August 22
Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.

Matt Roush says...
The acclaimed comedian and podcaster, who’s also no slouch as an actor in shows like GLOW and the recent Stick, walks a tightrope of high anxiety in his second HBO comedy special, describing his creative process as “mining for gold in a river of panic.” Whether it’s the current political climate or the recent L.A. wildfires, when he’s trying to evacuate three cats with only one carrier (“This is who I am at the end of the world”), Maron commands the BAM Harvey Theater stage in Brooklyn with mordant wit, often aimed at himself. “I didn’t think I’d make it to 61, and I’m not thrilled that I did.” Speak for yourself, Marc. Which he does, brilliantly.