Nate Bargatze's 'Good for Nathan' Heads to Netflix on Nov. 24
Nate Bargatze's new stand-up special, Good for Nathan, debuts on Netflix on Nov. 24, according to Variety. It is his fourth stand-up hour for the streamer, meaning a full-length solo comedy show filmed for television.
The special was filmed in Fort Worth, Texas, and directed by Ryan Polito. Bargatze performed the set in May at the Netflix Is a Joke Festival in Los Angeles, which was a live showcase of comedy for the platform.
The special arrives after a big year on the road. Bargatze's Big Dumb Eyes Tour sold 2,045,040 tickets in about a year and a half. That total broke the Guinness World Record for most tickets sold for a stand-up comedy tour, a title previously held by Jeff Dunham.
Bargatze's earlier Netflix specials are The Tennessee Kid (2019), The Greatest Average American (2021) and Your Friend, Nate Bargatze (2024). He also hosted the Emmy Awards on CBS in 2025 and hosts the ABC comedy game show The Greatest Average American.
Behind the stage, Bargatze executive produces Good for Nathan with Alex Murray, Tim Sarkes and John Irwin. The production company is Nateland Entertainment.
For viewers, the practical detail is the date. The special will be available to stream on Netflix from Nov. 24, and fans can watch it at home without a live ticket.
