Nate Bargatze: Good for Nathan Trailer Sets Netflix Date Nov. 24
Nate Bargatze's fourth Netflix hour, taped in Fort Worth, takes aim at fitness trackers, smart stoves and food delivery.
Nate Bargatze's new stand-up special, Nate Bargatze: Good for Nathan, premieres worldwide on Netflix on Tuesday, November 24, 2026. Netflix released the official trailer on its YouTube channel on November 5, the same day it announced the special.
It is Bargatze's fourth hour for Netflix. The first three were The Tennessee Kid (2019), The Greatest Average American (2021) and Your Friend, Nate Bargatze (2024). In between, he made Full Time Magic for Comedy Central and Hello World for Prime Video.
Netflix's logline sums up the targets: "The beloved master of the deadpan story is back, this time questioning fitness trackers, smart stoves, the brilliance of food delivery and much more." So the theme is modern conveniences that make life a little harder, delivered in the slow, puzzled style that made his name.
Bargatze taped the hour over two shows on June 6 at Fort Worth's Dickies Arena, since renamed Ariat Arena. Ryan Polito directed. Bargatze is an executive producer with Alex Murray, Tim Sarkes and John Irwin through his company, Nateland Entertainment.
The special follows his Big Dumb Eyes Tour, which sold 2,045,040 tickets in about a year and a half. Guinness World Records lists that as the most tickets ever sold for a stand-up comedy tour, a record Jeff Dunham held before him. Bargatze also hosted the Emmy Awards on CBS in 2025.
Where to watch: Good for Nathan streams only on Netflix starting November 24. The trailer is on this page now, two days before Thanksgiving's long weekend of family viewing.
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