Joel McHale To Host ‘Tiger King’ After-Show Special For Netflix

By Michael Schneider

Like many people, Joe and Jill Biden have been catching up on television shows while stuck at home. The former vice president and second lady took to Twitter on Monday to share what they have been watching to pass the time while stuck at home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Tiger King has been the number one title on Netflix for 25 days, but it finally has been knocked out of the top spot!

Joe Exotic’s husband says the Tiger King Netflix series was only interested in capturing his ‘eccentric’ side - and that there’s more to his personality.

“Tiger King,” the compelling true crime series set in the world of private zoos and their eccentric owners, is getting the comic book treatment.

By Michael Schneider

Joe Exotic is “terrified of big cats,” according to “Tiger King” producer Rick Kirkham.

If you have yet to discover the Tiger King docu-series on Netflix then what have you been doing all isolation long?

Netflix released a new after-show hosted by comedian Joel McHale to follow up on the documentary series that everyone is talking about amid their coronavirus self-quarantine, “Tiger King.” The streaming service previously announced on Twitter that an eighth installment in the seven-part series would drop on April 12 titled “The Tiger King and I.” McHale video chatted with key players in the enigmatic story of Oklahoma Zookeeper Joseph Maldonado-Passage (better known as Joe Exotic),

Joe Exotic is “terrified of big cats”, according to Tiger King producer Rick Kirkham.

After receiving a roaring response for Joe Exotic starrer crime documentary Tiger King, Netflix has dropped a new aftershow for the same. On Sunday midnight, the 8th episode of Tiger King: Murder, Madness, and Mayhem called The Tiger King and I, premiered on Netflix with Joel McHale as the new host interviewing people from the Joe Exotic universe. The 40-minute long episode comes as an added bonus for all the Tiget King fans who binged watched the documentary.

By Jordan Moreau

Whether or not you got an overnight visit from the Easter Bunny, there was a bit of a treat in your Netflix basket Sunday morning because the streaming service officially debuted its bonus after-show episode of Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness, titled The Tiger King and I.

The story around Joe Exotic just keeps getting crazier! In an exclusive interview with Daily Pop's Justin Sylvester, Rick Kirkham—the veteran journalist and producer who worked on Joe's reality show and was recently featured in Netflix's Tiger King—claimed that the docuseries "is extremely accurate, but it didn't go near as far as what it could've gone." "There was a whole lot more to talk about; a whole lot more that could've been shown about Joe Exotic and just how wild and crazy and

Netflix confirmed that it is releasing another episode of “Tiger King,” the popular documentary series that’s been binge-watched by countless people self-isolating amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Can't stop talking about Tiger King? Hoping for more? You're in luck! In a near-inappropriate announcement video, Joel McHale revealed that he's hosting a brand new episode of Tiger King. It's a sort of after show, featuring brand new interviews with subjects of the docuseries, including John Reinke, Joshua Dial, John Finlay, Saff, Erik Cowie, Rick Kirkman, and Jeff and Lauren Lowe, with updates on where they are all now after the release of the series.

By Nellie Andreeva

U.S. leader Donald Trump found himself embroiled in the frenzy surrounding Netflix’s Tiger King, as fans begged the President to grant jailed star Joe Exotic an early release from prison.