Free Bert, a new scripted comedy on Netflix, debuts in January 2026, led by comedian Bert Kreischer.
Known for his stand-up persona and unpredictable energy, Kreischer steps into a fictionalized version of himself as he navigates fatherhood, reputation, and the expectations of Beverly Hills private-school culture.
The series marks a shift for Kreischer as he anchors an ensemble cast and collaborates with longtime creative partners on a project designed for scripted television.

What Free Bert Is About
The story at the center of Free Bert follows Bert after his daughters are accepted into an elite Beverly Hills private school. His loud, unapologetic approach to life clashes almost immediately with the environment his family is trying to join. When his behavior turns them into outsiders, he decides to “put on a shirt”, a symbolic break from the image that helped define his public identity.

The Team Behind Free Bert
Free Bert is created by Bert Kreischer, Jarrad Paul, and Andy Mogel.
Paul and Mogel also serve as showrunners, writers, and directors, continuing their collaboration in comedy series production.
The executive producing team includes:
- Bert Kreischer
- LeeAnn Kreischer
- Tony Hernandez
- Lilly Burns
- Elise Henderson
- Judi Marmel
The series is developed as a scripted ensemble project, distinct from Kreischer’s stand-up specials and reality formats.

The Cast of Free Bert
Free Bert features an extensive cast surrounding Kreischer, supporting the Beverly Hills storyline and the family dynamic at the show’s center. The cast includes:
- Arden Myrin
- Ava Ryan
- Lilou Lang
- Christine Horn
- Chris Witaske
- Mandell Maughan
- Sophia Reid-Gantzert
- Robert Jon Mello
- Braxton Alexander
- Matthew Del Negro
- Noshir Dalal
This group forms the social world Bert enters, from school parents to faculty members to new acquaintances who challenge his routine.

How Free Bert Expands Kreischer’s Television Work
While Free Bert Netflix is not positioned as autobiographical, it draws from Kreischer’s public persona and long-running comedic themes. The series uses familiar elements, family tension, personal reinvention, and the gap between who someone is and who they are expected to be, without relying on sketches or stand-up formats.
The scripted structure gives Kreischer room to work with an ensemble and explore character-driven humor alongside recurring storylines.

Key Details
- Release date: January 2026.
- Episode count: To be announced.
- Cast: Bert Kreischer, Arden Myrin, Ava Ryan, Lilou Lang, Christine Horn, Chris Witaske, Mandell Maughan, Sophia Reid-Gantzert, Robert Jon Mello, Braxton Alexander, Matthew Del Negro, Noshir Dalal.
- Creators: Bert Kreischer, Jarrad Paul, Andy Mogel.
- Showrunners/Writers/Directors: Jarrad Paul, Andy Mogel.
- Executive Producers: Bert Kreischer, LeeAnn Kreischer, Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, Elise Henderson, Judi Marmel.
- Format: Scripted comedy series.
- Platform: Netflix.
- Source material: Original concept by the creators.
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You have absolutely NO idea how excited I am for this. BKIII is UNDENIABLE and it is comedy he lives for.
Bert has been, and will continue to make comedy relevant, and I truly can’t wait to see what he has in store for us next. Whether it is Blind Design, Bathrooms Bathrooms Bathrooms, or my personal favorite: Can I Kidnap Your Kid? I personally wish I knew where to sign up for the last one, because it would be amazing, and my 5 year old …I don’t know if he would fall for it! But man, I’ll tell you what… Bert is absolutely KILLING it. Can’t wait for him to actually get started on Capital Stormers. He has so much coming out of that magical hat, I can’t wait to see what pops out next! Thanks!