Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil! 2013
Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil! (2013) marks the comedian's electrifying debut on Comedy Central with a full hour of rapid-fire wit and absurd charm.
Director: Marcus Raboy
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil! (2013) about?
Pete Holmes delivers a fast-paced hour of stand-up comedy that blends his signature silliness with sharp observations on religion, relationships, and modern dating. The special dives into his experiences as a "straight man who's 100% gay for Ryan Gosling" and hilariously navigates the minefield of his ex's insufferable friends.
Who directed Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil!?
Director Marcus Raboy helmed the special, capturing Pete Holmes' chaotic stage presence with a vibrant, no-frills aesthetic that keeps the focus on the comedian's infectious humor.
Who stars in Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil!?
The main star of the special is comedian Pete Holmes, known for his podcast *You Made It Weird* and his unapologetic, goofy brand of comedy.
Is Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil! (2013) worth watching?
While this special isn't rated on IMDb, its fast-paced absurdity and relatable humor make it a solid pick for fans of offbeat comedy. Holmes' ability to turn everyday chaos into laugh-out-loud moments ensures it's a rewarding watch for those who enjoy unfiltered, quirky stand-up.
How long is Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil!?
The special runs for 60 minutes, offering a concise but packed hour of comedy that keeps the energy high throughout.
About Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil! (2013) — Comedy Central's hilarious live stand-up special
Pete Holmes: Nice Try, the Devil! (2013) marks the comedian's electrifying debut on Comedy Central with a full hour of rapid-fire wit and absurd charm. Filmed live, Holmes blends his signature goofy energy with sharp observations about faith, relationships, and the chaos of modern dating—all while wearing his trademark youth-pastor-meets-party-animal vibe. Between musings on his "100% gay for Ryan Gosling" phase and hilarious takedowns of his ex's insufferable friends, Holmes proves why his podcast *You Made It Weird* resonates with fans who crave unfiltered humor. The special's fast-paced absurdity feels like McDonald's of comedy—addictive, messy, and impossible to resist.
Director Marcus Raboy captures Holmes' chaotic stage presence with a vibrant, no-frills aesthetic that prioritizes the comedian's infectious laughter over gimmicks. The result is a special that's as much about the absurdity of everyday life as it is about Holmes' ability to mine gold from the mundane. Whether you're a longtime fan or a Comedy Central newbie, this hour promises nonstop giggles and a front-row seat to one comedian's unapologetic silliness.