Netflix Drops Trailer for Bad Thoughts, a Darkly Hilarious Sketch Comedy Series by Tom Segura

Netflix has unveiled the trailer for its upcoming sketch comedy series, Bad Thoughts, created, directed, and produced by comedian Tom Segura. Described as a series of "hilariously disturbing" vignettes, the show promises to push the boundaries of decency with its unique blend of dark humor and absurdity. The series is best described as "Black Mirror by way of David Cronenberg, if he were tripping on mushrooms," with its surreal mix of weird, unsettling, and outlandish scenarios that promise to keep viewers both laughing and cringing.

 

In Bad Thoughts, Segura takes audiences on a wild ride through a series of unthinkable situations and fantasies, each one more bizarre and outlandish than the last. The six-episode series is filled with everything from prosthetic genitals to conjoined twins, deepfakes, and even a horrified Peruvian mom. The trailer offers a glimpse of the show's offbeat charm, mixing strange visual gags with Segura's signature dark comedic style. The show’s unapologetic, no-holds-barred approach to humor is sure to resonate with fans of both horror-comedy and surreal satire.

 

The origins of Bad Thoughts trace back to a few short films Segura wrote while on tour, with each vignette taking audiences into outlandish, often uncomfortable situations. The screenplay is penned by Conor Galvin, Craig Gerard, Rami Hachache, Jeremy Konner, Segura, Greg Tuculescu, and Matthew Zinman, with direction from Segura, Konner, and Hachache. With its bizarre premise, Bad Thoughts is poised to become a one-of-a-kind viewing experience, where the unthinkable is both hilarious and horrifying.

 

Bad Thoughts is set to launch on Netflix on May 13, 2025. With its eccentric storytelling and unique blend of unsettling humor, the series is guaranteed to be a wild, mind-bending ride. For fans of Tom Segura’s sharp comedic sensibilities and offbeat humor, this series promises to deliver a dose of hilariously disturbing entertainment unlike anything else.

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