What We Do in the Shadows Renewed for Season 4 — Watch Season 3 Trailer

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The 7 Funniest ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Moments So Far
From familiar and citizenships fails to a wellness retreat, the FX dark comedy is always delightful.

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What We Do in the Shadows Star Harvey Guillén Is Not That Innocent
The breakout star of our favorite vampire comedy channels Britney on The Advocate's year-end cover — and proves that big, brown, and queer is also sexy as hell.

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Best Vampire Shows on TV Now

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Harvey Guillén Reflects on His ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Coming Out Story
Plus, he teases how Season 5 will ‘blow your minds.’

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What the Variety Staff Is Thankful for in Entertainment in 2022
(Scroll down to the 6th staff member)

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Critics Choice Award Nominations:

BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES
Matt Berry, What We Do in the Shadowss

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The 20 Best TV Episodes of 2022
These are the hours (and half-hours) we couldn't shake

16. "Go Flip Yourself," What We Do in the Shadows
One perfect line delivery from Matt Berry is enough to justify this episode's inclusion on this list. Coming toward the end of What We Do in the Shadows' great fourth season, "Go Flip Yourself" cleverly expands on a joke teased throughout the first seven episodes by bringing Laszlo's (Berry) favorite home renovation series, Go Flip Yourself, to the vampire compound. The usual documentary crew is swapped out for the cameras of Bran and Toby Dalton (Randy and Jason Sklar), the Property Brothers-esque host duo who claim that they're there to help fix up the admittedly dilapidated house, but may have a more devious motive. Berry continues his run as series MVP, having the time of his life donning the quintessential house flipper uniform (plaid shirt and a pair of Timberlands). He's always at his best when Laszlo is allowed to indulge in his own expressions of hedonism. The joke of watching the show's gothic fivesome through an emptily energetic HGTV filter is one that never gets old, making "Go Flip Yourself" one of the funniest half-hours of the year. -Allison Picurro

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2022 in Review: The Best (and Worst) Weddings We Witnessed This Year - 13 Nandor & Marwa, WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS

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Golden Globe Nominations: 12 Biggest Snubs & Surprises

SNUB: What We Do in the Shadows
FX’s silly series about vampire roommates was one of the funniest things on TV but that apparently didn’t mean much to the HFPA which once again overlooked What We Do in the Shadows among its nominations. In a time where most comedies are quite serious, this riotous series is clearly about the laughs, making its exclusion all the more confounding.

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2022 in Review: Quotes of the Year! - WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS

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2022 in Review: BEST SINGLE EPISODE (COMEDY): "Private School," What We Do in the Shadows

Yes, that one was quite funny!! 

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10 Shows That Made Me Hate the World (a Little) Less in 2022

What We Do in the Shadows
Usually, stories about vampires are out to make you scream — or at least gasp. And in fairness, FX's What We Do in the Shadows sometimes does make you gasp, just with excitement. Mostly, though, it never fails to cause cackles. The fourth season, which aired during the summer of 2022, was no different, following the centuries-old vampires who live in Staten Island and their human familiar-slash-secret-vampire-hunter-slash-soon-to-be-vampire-himself Guillermo (Harvey Guillén) as they opened a night club, planned a wedding, got a makeover for their mansion, and raised a new version of Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch) from infancy. The stakes (no pun intended) were higher than ever before as a trip overseas between seasons created new tension among some of the vampires and their new endeavors presented additional challenges. But even when things seemed outlandish (even for a series about supernatural beings), stories always tied together with emotional weight and meaning. It was a great way to trade one dark world (our real one) for another slightly more wacky one, even if just for a half an hour reprieve at a time.
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25 TV Episodes From 2022 We Can’t Stop Thinking About

What We Do in the Shadows - "Private School" (Season 4, Episode 5)
How do you get a young energy vampire into the perfect school? What We Do in the Shadows explored the concept in this riotous installment titled, “Private School.” With the help of human neighbor Sean (Anthony Atamanuik), Staten Island vampire roommates Nandor (Kayvan Novak), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), and Laszlo (Matt Berry), along with human familiar Guillermo (Harvey Guillen) sit down for a home interview, hoping to gain Colin (Mark Proksch) entry into a reputable private school. Co-written by The Bear‘s Ayo Edebiri, the silly shenanigans include hypnosis, a guest appearance by Impractical Jokers‘ Sal Vulcano, and much more. In a must-see season, “Private School” is a can’t-miss episode. — Meaghan Darwish

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Harvey Guillén Transcends Sidekick Status on ‘What We Do in the Shadows’
The actor speaks with IndieWire about Guillermo’s growing confidence, tragic love story, and shocking finale cliffhanger.

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Writers Guild Awards:

EPISODIC COMEDY
“Private School” (What We Do in the Shadows), written by Ayo Edebiri & Shana Gohd