This week on TV: The Comedy Lineup helps us celebrate our independence

This week on TV: The Comedy Lineup helps us celebrate our independence

This week is a mixed bag because the 4th of July is smack dab in the middle of the week. So instead of hump day, we have Independence day. While major holidays like this usually make for a relatively weak TV offerings. However with that being said, this is not the case this week as the first week of July offers us 3 large comedic offerings.

First up on Tuesday, the much-hyped Comedy Lineup will hit Netflix. This is the streaming giant's foray into the 15 minute comedy special. Some of the best emerging comedians out there are going to get a showcase, harkening back to the days of Premium Blend, when these types of showcases often happened.

Then, on Friday, the new season of Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee comes out on Netflix. Seinfeld recently moved his entire Comedians In Cars... operation over to Netflix and it appears to be a good call as traction on the series seems to be at an all-time high.

Wrapping up the week on Saturday night, Bill Maher will drop his 11th stand-up comedy special on HBO.

Monday, July 2nd

Lil Rel Howery on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Adam Devine on Late Late Show w/James Corden

Tuesday, July 3rd

Hannibal Buress on Late Night w/Seth Meyers
Natasha Leggero on Conan
The Comedy Lineup premieres on Netflix

Wednesday, July 4th

Hannibal Buress on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Tina Fey on The Tonight Show
Louie Anderson on Late Night w/Seth Meyers
Glenn Howerton on Late Late Show w/James Corden
Chris Pratt on Conan

Thursday, July 5th

Jamie Foxx on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Jim Parsons, Marlon Wayans on The Tonight Show
Tig Notaro on Late Show w/Stephen Colbert
Michael Ian Black on Late Night w/Seth Meyers
Tracy Morgan, Kristen Schaal on Conan

Friday, July 6th

Nick Kroll on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Nikki Glaser on The Tonight Show
Ahmed Bharoocha on Late Show w/Stephen Colbert
Mike Meyers, Alison Brie on Late Night w/Seth Meyers
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee season premiere on Netflix

Saturday, July 7th

Bill Maher Live From Oklahoma premieres on HBO

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