PatriotAct returns on Sunday, May 17, with its first remotely produced and shot episode
Okay, but how will Hasan show off his shoes if we’re only getting a waist-up view? Photo: Cara Howe/Netflix Cue the theme song: Hasan Minhaj’s Patriot Act is ready to get in on the at-home comedy scene. The Netflix show returns on Sunday, May 17, with its first remotely produced and shot episode. According to a release, Minhaj will film at home in front of a green screen, making up for the giant screens he usually gestures wildly in front of.
Patriot Act will continue to tackle timely issues with Sunday’s episode titled “What Happens If You Can’t Pay Rent?” The Peabody and Emmy Award–winning series was initially meant to premiere seven new weekly episodes on March 29, but the coronavirus pandemic had other plans. Production was forced to shut down as the virus spread throughout the United States.
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