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Comedy Central's First Full-Length Stand-Up Hour in Six Years Arrives on YouTube October 27

Putri ArdhanaPublished 57m ago2 min readBased on 2 sources
Comedy Central's First Full-Length Stand-Up Hour in Six Years Arrives on YouTube October 27
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Comedy Central's first full-length stand-up special in six years is set to go up on YouTube on Tuesday, October 27. The hour is called Eyes Down Here, and it is the debut full-length set from comic Chloe Radcliffe. Deadline reported the news as an exclusive.

A stand-up special is a single recorded comedy set, usually filmed in front of a live audience. Comedy Central has not put out a new one of this length in six years, according to Deadline. The special will be released on the Comedy Central Stand-Up YouTube Channel, so viewers will not need a cable subscription to find it.

Radcliffe is already a familiar name to people who follow comedy. She is a Comedy Central Stand-Up alum, meaning she has performed for the network's stand-up platform before. She was also named a JFL New Face, a talent tag from the Just for Laughs comedy festival, and Deadline named her one of its Comedians Ready To Break Out in 2025.

Her work reaches beyond the stage. She appeared in Bradley Cooper's film Is This Thing On? and in Steven Soderbergh's web series Command Z. She also wrote for Command Z, and that writing earned her a nomination for a Writers Guild of America Award, the honour given to screenwriters.

Fans who have seen her one-woman show Cheat may wonder whether they will hear the same material. Deadline reports that the two shows have no overlapping jokes. Eyes Down Here is new material from start to finish.

The special was produced with Peter Saraf, an Oscar-nominated film producer. When Deadline covered the Netflix Is A Joke Fest in May 2026, Radcliffe had already finished a cut of the special. That was the stage it was at roughly five months before the release date now announced.

For anyone who has not watched a Comedy Central special before, the release is simple. Press play on the channel on October 27, and the hour is there. It is a rare chance to see a debut comedy hour from a network that has been quiet on full-length stand-up for some time.

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