Netflix just got all 3 seasons of this canceled cult comedy with Adam Scott, Paul Rudd and a shocking number of Hollywood stars
They play the employees of the Party Down catering company, and each episode takes place at a different event, allowing the show to constantly switch up locations and supporting characters. Party Down | Season 1 Trailer | STARZ - YouTube Watch On The ensemble works remarkably well together from the opening episode, which finds Scott’s Henry Pollard returning to Party Down after years away, now that his acting career has fizzled. Nearly everyone in the company is a former or aspiring performer, and the show gently mocks their ambitions while also giving them moments of sympathetic vulnerability.
- ▪They play the employees of the Party Down catering company, and each episode takes place at a different event, allowing the show to constantly switch up locations and supporting characters.
- ▪Party Down | Season 1 Trailer | STARZ - YouTube Watch On The ensemble works remarkably well together from the opening episode, which finds Scott’s Henry Pollard returning to Party Down after years away, now that his acting career has fizzle
- ▪Nearly everyone in the company is a former or aspiring performer, and the show gently mocks their ambitions while also giving them moments of sympathetic vulnerability.
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Entertainment Streaming Netflix Netflix just got all 3 seasons of this canceled cult comedy with Adam Scott, Paul Rudd and a shocking number of Hollywood stars Opinion By Josh Bell Published 29 September 2026 'Party Down' is a sharp, funny comedy about cater waiters When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Starz) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter When “Party Down” premiered on Starz in 2009, the premium cable channel was even more obscure than it is today, and in retrospect, the sitcom about the amusingly pathetic lives of Los Angeles cater-waiters probably never stood a chance at…
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