Nick Swardson Makes His Oscar Predictions and Plugs "Black Tron"

On Late Night, Nick Swardson predicts this year's best movie and lets us in on some of his new projects. his oscar-inspired projects include: Black Swan and Inception.

On Late Night, Nick Swardson predicts this year's best movie and lets us in on some of his new projects. his oscar-inspired projects include: Black Swan and Inception.
Role playing is full of adventure! And cops. She'll call the cops on you. Because it's a game! No it isn't. Confused? Nick Swardson's Pretend Time poses the question, when is real too real?
After finding out about Antoine Dodson's iPhone Sex Offender app, Gay Robot decided to use it to troll for some action. Unfortunately for his perceived pedophile target, he was programmed to defend himself against molestation.
Today at Gawker.TV, the local woman who photographed the McDonalds burger speaks, the series premiere of Nick Swardson's Pretend Time, Billy Bush implies that Audrina Patridge is slutty, and Will Arnett gives a steamy shirtless carwash for Andy Richter's enjoyment.
Last night Nick Swardson's Pretend Time made it's debut on Comedy Central. The show had everything that Swardson had promised: Wheelchair Cat, the uncomfortable Donkey Sex Club, the return of the Gay Robot—and so much more. Videos inside.
The star and creator of Nick Swardson's Pretend Time appeared on Late Night on Friday to chat with Jimmy about his new Comedy Central show. What's to come on Pretend Time? Gay Robots, a Donkey Sex Bar, and Wheelchair Cat!
Nick Swardson's Pretend Time debuts next Tuesday, October 12th at 10PM on Comedy Central. Gawker.TV set aside some time yesterday afternoon to ask him about car beds, cats in wheelchairs, lady parts and homosexuality.
Online gaming can be addicting and put a rift in relationships. Nick Swardson recounts his personal experience with these awkward situations.
We'd suggest Wheelchair Cat to be the next big viral hit if it wasn't a sneak preview of comedian Nick Swardson's upcoming Comedy Central show. This skit debuted at Comic Con this past weekend, and we can't wait for more.
Nick Swardson claims that the best text you can get begins with, "Dude..." and then proceeds to tell a story of the best text he has ever gotten from a friend about a crazy night of shenanigans.
Nick explains just some of the reasons why he is looking forward to aging gracefully into his early nineties.
Most people know Nick Swardson as Terry from Reno 911 and from his role in Grandma's Boy, but his standup is not to be missed. Here, he discusses the similarities between newborns and your friends after a night of drinking.