Tom Segura: Preposterous

ABOUT TOM SEGURA

Actor, comedian, writer, and entrepreneur Tom Segura is one of the biggest names in the

comedy business. Following his highly successful I'm Coming Everywhere World Tour,

where he played over 300 shows, Segura completed his Come Together Tour, which sold

out venues around the world and culminated with the release of his Netflix comedy special

Teacher on Christmas Eve 2025. Teacher marks Segura's sixth Netflix special, following

Ball Hog (2020), Disgraceful (2018), Mostly Stories (2016), Completely Normal (2014), and

Sledgehammer (2023).

Segura is currently filming in Live Nation Studios, Hartbeat & ATC’s Golf Trip alongside

Andrew Santino, Tim Simons, John Stamos, and Heather Graham, directed by Nicholas

Thomas. Last year, he produced and starred in El Tigre, a story about a regular guy named

Jeff who must pretend to be a cartel boss after being mistaken for him during a trip to Mexico.

Alongside Segura, El Tigre stars Luke Wilson, Tim Baltz, Arturo Castro and Genesis

Rodriguez. Segura's film credits include the STX release Countdown, Instant Family,

Opening Act, and Flinch.

Segura also stars in the Netflix dark comedy series Bad Thoughts, which he created, wrote,

directed, and produced through his company, Your Mom's House Studios. The series

earned Segura an Emmy nomination in 2025, for Outstanding Performer in a Short Form

Comedy, Drama or Variety Series. Additionally, Bad Thoughts itself received an Emmy

Nomination in 2026 for Outstanding Short Form Comedy, Drama or Variety Series. Season

2 premiered on Netflix in Spring 2026.

Segura is the founder and operator of Your Mom's House Studios, a podcast network he

built into one of the most influential platforms in comedy. The network is home to hit shows

including Your Mom's House, co-hosted by Christina P and 2 Bears 1 Cave, co-hosted with

Bert Kreischer, along with a growing slate of podcasts that reach millions of listeners each

week.

Under Segura's leadership, YMH Studios was an early innovator in livestream podcast

events, helping redefine how comedy audiences engage with creators.

In June 2022, Segura released his New York Times Bestselling book I'd Like to Play Alone,

Please to wide praise, with Forbes calling it "laugh out loud funny." Paste Magazine

described him as, "...having a natural and capable storytelling ability, one that lifts his

narratives out of average anecdote fare and plants them firmly in hilarious ground."