Hosts Rick Ingraham and Eleanor Kerrigan talk about the past, present and further of The Comedy Store with guests that span the entire history of the store.
With a new show Hotties, out on Hulu this week and her comedy special Jaded set to be released on Aug. 28th, comedian Jade Catta-Preta is in the studio to discuss hanging in the woods, starting at The Comedy Store and recently taking comedy classes to reinvigorate her love for stand-up.
A blind date food competition, Hotties pit pairs of blind dates against each other in a battle to cook up date-night worthy dishes, all while attempting to eat incredibly spicy food. Set in food trucks in the desert heat, each 30-minute episode sees two pairs of sexy singles make a meal and choke down extreme spicy food challenges in a bid to fast forward the dating process and win a cash prize. Will battling the heat help them burn through first date facades to form a more authentic connection…or will it all just be a hilarious hot mess?
Catta-Preta will host and also judge both what’s on the plate and each of the dates. Whichever couple has the best plate, best date, or both, wins a second date worth $2,500, or…they can split the cash, walk away, and promise to never see each other again.
Sandy Varo Jarrell, Suzanne Rauscher, and Bruce Klassen serve as executive producers for Bright Spot Content, with Cam Frierson serving as co-executive producer.
Jade Catta-Preta is a brazilian born comic and actress working in Los Angeles, New York and Brazil. Before the pandemic, Jade hosted the iconic E! Network show, The Soup. She will soon be seen on Hulu’s brand new dating show, Hotties. Jade performs all over the country both in english and portuguese and you can see her regularly at comedy clubs in LA and New York. She was a series regular on Manhattan Love Story (ABC) and has recurred on American Housewife (ABC), Future Man (Hulu), Those Who Can’t (TruTV), The Joey Mac Project (Pop TV) and Californication (Showtime). She has guest starred in numerous television shows including Life in Pieces (CBS), Modern Family (ABC) and 2 Broke Girls (CBS). On the reality front, Jade was a series regular on Girl Code (MTV), Punk’d (MTV), LadyLike (MTV), Flashback Friday (VH1) Greatest Ever (TruTV), and competed on Comedy Knockout (TruTV) and @Midnight (Comedy Central) regularly. In addition, she can be seen as a guest judge on Cooking w/ Cannabis (Netflix).
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