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TBS has released the first Chad Season 2 teaser for the upcoming return of the comedy series, which hails from star and creator Nasim Pedrad.

Chad: Nasim Pedrad series renewed for Season 2. Nasim Pedrads series Chad will return for a second season on TBS.

The final cost of an already delayed wastewater treatment plant in North Vancouver is almost certain to rise from its $1 billion figure after Metro Vancouver said the contractor "abandoned" the project.

Fake hate crimes have been a staple of American culture for years now, but the TBS teen comedy Chad decided to use the disturbing trend for comedic effect this week.

4/6/2021 Nasim Pedrad stars as a desperate 14-year-old boy craving social acceptance in TBS daring cringe comedy.  Fourteen-year-old Ferydoon "Chad" Amani is a little jerk. Hes selfish, obsessive and impatient. He weeps at the drop of a hat. Hes desperate for popularity but can barely walk through a doorway without tripping over himself. He casually calls his little sister a "dick" and a "whore" in everyday conversation, and is so peevish that he demands presents on her birthday. Worst of all...

It is set to premiere on TBS at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 6. “Chad” follows a 14-year-old pubescent Persian boy, played by Pedrad, as he navigates his first year of high school on a mission to become popular. Chad’s friendships and sanity are pushed to the limits as he uses every tactic at his disposal to befriend the cool kids, while enduring his mother’s new dating life and reconciling with his cultural identity. The series is all about teen drama, coloring outside of the lines, an adu...

The new comedy Chad has been a long time coming. Created by and starring Nasim Pedrad, the show has been in development since 2016, and has moved networks from Fox to TBS. Pedrad not only written and directed the show; she also takes on the challenge of playing the eponymous 14-year-old boy who legally changed his name from Ferydoon to Chad Amani to sound more American. He only has one goal as high school starts: to befriend the crowd he perceives as “cool.” It’s a familiar narrative, bu...

by Charlie Smith on March 8th, 2021 at 6:28 AM 1 of 3 2 of 3 An organization that advances the cause of women had an online Zoom fundraiser interrupted over the weekend by disgusting messages. According to the Richmond Womens Resource Centre, the "sexist, racist, ageist, vulgar and pornographic comments, images, and sounds" showed up during the keynote speech. Today, the centre will continue its fundraising efforts until 10 p.m. on International Womens Day. The tweet below shows how people...

ymphotos/Shutterstock A social service’s organization in Richmond had its International Women’s Day celebration “zoom-bombed” with pornography. The Richmond Women’s Resource Centre said that the key-note speech of the virtual event, which was held on March 6, was disrupted by “sexist, racist, ageist, vulgar and pornographic comments, images, and sounds.” “This incident is particularly troubling because of the personal and intrusive nature of the zoom-bombing,” the centre said ...

A new Chad trailer has arrived, teasing the arrival of Nasim Pedrad's show in April after TBS picked it up all the way back in May 2019.