Tony Hinchcliffe will appear on Netflix with multiple comedy specials despite past controversy over his jokes at a Trump rally. Starting April 7, Netflix will include three specials based on his Kill Tony podcast and a one-hour stand-up.

Tony Hinchcliffe, the comedian whose appearance at a New York rally for then-candidate Donald Trump drew bipartisan backlash after he made disparaging comments about Puerto Rico, has inked a deal with Netflix, the company announced Monday.

Tony Hinchcliffe, the comedian and podcaster who caused controversy in October at a Trump rally, has landed a deal with Netflix for three specials. Hinchcliffe, 40, was slammed by both sides of the aisle for remarks he made at a Trump rally in Madison Square Garden on Oct.

Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, known for controversial remarks, has signed a major deal with Netflix for multiple comedy specials. Despite backlash from an offensive joke about Puerto Rico in 2024, Hinchcliffe will release three specials based on his podcast and a one-hour stand-up special starting April 2025.

Comedian who called Puerto Rico a ‘floating island of garbage’ at Trump rally gets Netflix deal - Tony Hinchcliffe will host three comedy specials and a one-hour standup slot for the streaming giant,

Tony Hinchcliffe, the controversial comedian who called Puerto Rico “garbage” and made other offensive jokes at a Donald Trump rally before the 2024 election, has secured a Netflix deal.

Hinchcliffe’s set at Madison Square Garden in October drew sharp criticism after he described Puerto Rico as a “floating island of garbage.”

Netflix viewers have threatened to cancel their subscriptions after hearing a comedian who made a racist joke during a Trump rally has landed a deal. Tony Hinchcliffe sparked immense backlash for ‘jokes’ he made during an October rally at Madison Square Garden ahead of Donald Trump being elected as President.