Bad Friends (podcast)

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Bad Friends is a comedy podcast hosted by American comedians Andrew Santino and Bobby Lee. Its first episode was released on February 17, 2020, and new episodes are released weekly each Monday.[1] Episodes feature discussions between Santino and Lee that may include current events, improvised sketches, advice, mental health support, fictional characters, and celebrity guests.[2]

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LanguageEnglish
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Length60–120 minutes
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Bad Friends
Genre
LanguageEnglish
Cast and voices
Hosted by
Production
Length60–120 minutes
Publication
No. of episodes291
Original releaseFebruary 17, 2020 (2020-02-17) 
present
Provider7EQUIS
UpdatesWeekly (Monday)
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Websitewww.badfriendsmerch.com
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In 2023, the podcast toured the United States and Canada.[3] In 2024, the podcast toured Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, and in 2025 the podcast toured the UK and Ireland for two shows back-to-back. Performing at the OVO Arena, Wembley on July 18 and performing at 3Arena Dublin on July 19.[4]

On May 22, 2024, Hulu announced it had acquired an exclusive development deal with Santino and Lee to produce an animated series based on the podcast.[5] Several major adult animation developers competed for this deal.[6]

Cast

Main

  • Andrew Santino as himself (co-host) and various characters (2020–present)
  • Bobby Lee as himself (co-host) and various characters (2020–present)

Crew

  • George Kimmel as himself, producer (2020–present)
  • Andres Rosende Novo as "Fancy B," producer (2020–present)
  • Pete Forthun as himself, production (2020–present)
  • Carlos Herrera as himself, production (2022–present)
  • McKone Corkery as himself, production (2023–present)

Recurring

  • Juliana Omega as "Rudy Jules" (named after Rudy Giuliani) (2020–present)
  • Doc Willis as himself (2021–2023)
  • Jessie "Jetski" Johnson as "Juicy," "Jetski," and various characters (2023–2024)
  • Graig Agop as "The Goop" (2023–present)
  • Dax Flame as himself (2024-present)

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