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Thursday, September 10, 2026

Comedian Sam Morril Returning To Netflix With New Special ‘Incorrect’

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EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Sam Morril is set to return to Netflix with Incorrect, a new one-hour special premiering globally on September 29.

In the special — watch a clip above — Morril tackles his worst one-night stand gone wrong, the dark humor of infamous assassinations, his bizarrely unorthodox war against rats, and more. In addition to writing and performing, he directed his latest and exec produced alongside Molly Mandel, Daniel Powell, and Alex Bach.

Incorrect is Morril’s second special for Netflix following 2022’s Same Time Tomorrow. Prior to that, he put out You’ve Changed on Prime Video, the Comedy Central specials Positive Influence and I Got This, as well as the self-produced Up on the Roof and Full Capacity.

Based in New York, Morril is well known for his podcast We Might Be Drunk, co-hosted with friend, fellow comic and co-owner of Bodega Cat Whiskey, Mark Normand. As an actor, he’s been seen in the Academy Award-nominated Joker, the Netflix comedy Roommates, Hulu’s Life & Beth, Showtime’s Billions, and Comedy Central’s Inside Amy Schumer.

Currently touring across the U.S. and internationally, he is repped by WME and Schreck Rose Dapello.

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