Tim and Eric Announce New Adult Swim Sitcom, Beef House

In honor of their 2020 Mandatory Attendance Tour, kicking off tonight in Sydney, Australia, wonderful weirdos Tim and Eric have announced a new Adult Swim sitcom, the tasty-sounding Beef House, set to premiere later this year.

The show’s synopsis explains:

Beef House is a multi-camera sitcom about five men—Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim, Ron Auster, Ben Hur, Tennessee Luke—and Eric’s wife Megan, living under one roof […] Each week Tim, a laid-back rock-and-roll slacker, and his best friend Eric, a high-strung stay-at-home husband, find themselves in the middle of a madcap misadventure that can only be traversed with the help of their fellow Beef Boys.

Judging by the first-look photo above, Megan is played by Jamie-Lynn Sigler, aka Meadow Soprano, which is quite a casting coup. Please write your own “gabagool house” joke—we don’t feel like putting one together but the pieces are all there at your fingertips now. Oh, okay, got it: Beef Boys, meet Gabagool Girl! SWISH.

Like Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! and basically everything else Heidecker and Wareheim have done together, Beef House is written and created by the duo, produced by Abso Lutely Productions, and executive produced by Heidecker, Wareheim and Dave Kneebone.

Though it starts off in Australia, the Mandatory Attendance Tour comes to North America later this month and spends the majority of its run there, beginning in San Diego on Jan. 27. Second shows have been added to the tour’s Washington, D.C., New York, Toronto and Los Angeles stops. You can grab tickets here.

Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim Mandatory Attendance Tour Dates:

January
15 – Sydney, Australia @ Enmore Theatre
16 – Brisbane, Australia @ The Tivoli
18 – Perth, Australia @ Astor Theatre
20 – Adelaide, Australia @ The Gov
21 – Melbourne, Australia @ Hamer Hall
27 – San Diego, Calif. @ Balboa Theatre
28 – Phoenix, Ariz. @ Orpheum Theatre
30 – Dallas, Texas @ Majestic Theatre
31 – Austin, Texas @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater

February
01 – Houston, Texas @ Cullen Performance Hall
03 – New Orleans, La. @ The Joy Theater
04 – Atlanta, Ga. @ Tabernacle
05 – Nashville, Tenn. @ War Memorial Auditorium
07 – Durham, N.C. @ Carolina Theatre
08 – Washington, D.C. @ Lincoln Theatre
10 – Philadelphia, Pa. @ The Met Philadelphia
11 – Brooklyn, N.Y. @ Kings Theatre
13 – Boston, Mass. @ Orpheum Theatre
14 – Albany, N.Y. @ The Egg
15 – Toronto, Ont. @ Danforth Music Hall
17 – Pittsburgh, Pa. @ Carnegie Music Hall of Oakland
18 – Cleveland, Ohio @ Agora Theatre
19 – Detroit, Mich. @ The Masonic – Jack White Theater
20 – Indianapolis, Ind. @ Clowes Memorial Hall
21 – Columbus, Ohio @ Express Live
22 – Chicago, Ill. @ Chicago Theatre
23 – Madison, Wis. @ Orpheum Theater
25 – Minneapolis, Minn. @ State Theater
28 – Seattle, Wash. @ Moore Theatre
29 – Vancouver, B.C. @ Vogue Theatre

March
02 – Portland, Ore. @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
04 – San Francisco, Calif. @ The Warfield
06 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ Theatre at Ace Hotel
07 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ Theatre at Ace Hotel