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Netflix has confirmed that the comedy series 'A Man on the Inside' will conclude with its third season. The final installment is currently in production in San Francisco and features a new storyline involving a society matriarch, along with eight new guest stars including Nick Offerman and Bernadette Peters.
Nick Offerman challenged Ben Shapiro’s take on his The Last of Us role, calling Shapiro’s recap rampant homophobia and a misreading of Bill and Frank’s romance; Shapiro described Bill as a “gay Ron Swanson” in a zombie-free love story, a portrayal Offerman labeled incorrect and concerning given how broadly his critique spread, while defending the show’s LGBTQ storyline.
Nick Offerman criticized Ben Shapiro for calling his portrayal of a gay romance in HBO’s The Last of Us “rampant homophobia,” accusing Shapiro of misreading the episode and praising the show’s love story between two men. Offerman’s remarks came after Shapiro’s critique of the scene, and the piece notes the actor’s ongoing stance against online backlash to his work.
Nick Offerman publicly rebuked Ben Shapiro’s critique of The Last of Us’ standalone episode about Bill and Frank, calling Shapiro’s take dumb and rampant with homophobia while mocking his reading comprehension. Offerman recalled Shapiro’s controversial comments, noted his own Emmy-winning performance in the episode, and highlighted the broader acclaim for the show’s LGBTQ storyline amid backlash and strong viewership.
Nick Offerman blasted Ben Shapiro for what he called rampant homophobia in Shapiro’s critique of The Last of Us, after Shapiro mocked Offerman’s gay romance on the show. Offerman told Talk Easy that Shapiro’s reading of the episode was wrong and warned about the clip’s influence in right‑wing circles, while noting he’ll stay out of online feuds as he eyes Emmy nominations.
Emmy-winning actor Nick Offerman slammed Ben Shapiro over his critique of Offerman’s The Last of Us character, calling Shapiro’s take homophobic and misreading the show; Offerman defended the episode’s storytelling, reflected on his machismo image from Parks and Recreation, and stood by the craft and its collaborators.
Nick Offerman explains why he’s stepping away from iconic Ron Swanson roles to pursue a broader range of projects, including the Jinx character in Margo's Got Money Troubles opposite Elle Fanning, and staying close to his wife Megan Mullally; he uses his platform to critique toxic masculinity, favors empathy and hugging over aggression, and emphasizes that inspired, selective career choices and a supportive team keep his work evolving.
Actor Nick Offerman defends pro wrestling after training with Chavo Guerrero for an Apple TV role, underscoring his support for the sport amid broader conversations about its appeal and legitimacy.
Variety’s TV review finds Apple TV+’s dramedy Margo’s Got Money Troubles promising in premise and performances but uneven in tone and pacing; Elle Fanning’s portrayal reads as miscast for a 19-year-old, while Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman anchor strong family dynamics; the OnlyFans angle feels forced and the eight-episode arc lacks the grit to fully land, leaving the show as a bubblegum Maid–esque misfire despite solid supporting parts. The first three episodes drop on April 15, 2026, with new installments weekly.
HBO's Hacks is approaching its end with the series finale, as the cast including Elle Fanning, Nicole Kidman, and Nick Offerman attended the New York premiere on April 8, showcasing standout red-carpet looks.
The Hollywood Reporter’s SXSW review praises Apple TV+’s Margo’s Got Money Troubles, led by Elle Fanning, as a warm, empathetic dramedy about a pregnant young woman who starts an unconventional OnlyFans venture to support her baby. With Nick Offerman as her semi-rehabbed father and Michelle Pfeiffer delivering nuance as a devoted mother figure, the eight-episode series—created by David E. Kelley and based on Rufi Thorpe’s novel—grounds its quirky premise in real-world stakes and family bonds, offering a thoughtful, endearing look at resilience and chosen family.
Nick Offerman discusses his diverse career, including roles in 'Sovereign,' 'Highlander,' and 'Devs,' his love for Shakespeare, his marriage to Megan Mullally, and his passion for woodworking and music, highlighting his appreciation for authentic storytelling and personal connections.
Actors Chris Pratt and Nick Offerman mourn the death of their 'Parks and Recreation' co-star Jonathan Joss, who was fatally shot in San Antonio. Joss, known for his roles as Chief Ken Hotate and John Redcorn, was remembered as a kind and talented individual. The police are investigating the incident, which may have been related to a long-standing dispute with the suspect, Sigfredo Alvarez Ceja.
Nick Offerman publicly condemned the use of Ron Swanson's image in a homophobic tweet by Michael Flynn Jr., emphasizing that the character would not support bigotry, and also expressed condolences over the death of castmate Jonathan Joss, who was a victim of a homophobic attack.
Actor Nick Offerman shared a humorous anecdote on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" about spending a night in jail after being mistaken for a robber while smoking marijuana with friends behind a community theater. Despite their innocence, they spent the night in jail before being believed by the police. Offerman also recounted another incident involving shoplifting and a humorous bail-out, showcasing his penchant for comedic trouble.