High Maintenance
Jump into the daily routines of a diverse group of New Yorkers and how they light things up. “The Guy” is a nameless pot deliveryman whose client base includes an eccentric group of characters with neuroses as diverse as the city.
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'High Maintenance' Renewed For Season 4
HBO announced today that High Maintenance has been picked up for a fourth season. The good news comes just two days after the critically-acclaimed comedy's third-season finale.
The half-hour series follows a New York weed deliveryman, known as The Guy, and his eccentric customers in the boroughs around the Big Apple. Created by Katja Blichfeld and Ben Sinclair, the show got its start as a web series in 2012 that lasted through 2015. Blichfeld and Sinclair continue to run the show on HBO, including writing and directing some episodes.
Look for Season 4 of High Maintenance to premiere in early 2020.
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HBO announced today that High Maintenance has been renewed for a third season. The good news comes at the midway point of comedy's 10-episode sophomore run.
The half-hour series follows a New York weed deliveryman and his eccentric customers in the boroughs around the Big Apple. Created by Katja Blichfeld and Ben Sinclair, the show got its start as a web series in 2012 that lasted through 2015. Blichfeld and Sinclair continue to run the show on HBO, including writing and directing some episodes.
Season 2 is scheduled to air its final episode on March 23. While no return date has been announced for Season 3, a premiere in early to mid 2019 appears likely.
HBO Renews High Maintenance
HBO announced this morning that its latest comedy High Maintenance has been renewed for a second season. The freshman half-hour series premiered on the cable network earlier this month, garnering early critical acclaim and an audience response that saw its first episode reach two million viewers to-date across its multiple platforms.
High Maintenance follows a New York weed deliveryman and his eccentric customers in the boroughs around the Big Apple. Created by Katja Blichfeld and Ben Sinclair, the show got its start as a web series in 2012 that lasted through 2015. Blichfeld and Sinclair continue to run the show on HBO, writing and directing every episode.
The show's six-episode first season will wrap up on October 21. Look for Season 2 in 2017, though there is no word yet on the number of episodes ordered.
