About TMI

WHEN A STORY BREAKS IN HOLLYWOOD...
The world is obsessed with celebrity culture. Who’s hooking up, who’s hanging it up and most importantly, what were they wearing when they did it. Websites like TMZ, Perez Hilton, Hollywood Life and Just Jared have some of the most loyal and rabid fans online, while television networks like E! and Bravo not only feed our need for celebrity information but create celebrities of their own with shows like Keeping Up With the Kardashians and The Real Housewives. In short, we love celebrities… almost as much as we love to hate them. Out of that idea came TMI Hollywood.
TMI was created in 2012, at the Second City Theater, by writers who had just finished working, for 2 years, on another Second City show, the politically minded, Second City This Week. Where SCTW was about the topics that most affected the world around us, TMI was created as its antithesis; a show about all the news we secretly want, based on the topics no one really needs.

In the fall of 2015, the show moved from the Second City stage to the Hollywood Acme Comedy Theatre, where it spent the next two and a half years and became the first sketch comedy show ever to stream live, multi-camera, in front of a studio audience. In January 2018, TMI announced a move to one of Los Angeles' most prestigious theaters, The Hudson Theatre, in Hollywood.

Every Sunday night, TMI presents an all-new hour of sketch comedy, commentary and musical theater, based on the stories of the week in entertainment, celebrity and pop culture. Each week, a celebrity guest joins our cast to “host” the show and take part in the fun and one of LA’s best upcoming bands or musicians perform. Nothing is off limits. Nothing is too silly or trivial. Nothing is too controversial. Every time Beiber opens his mouth, Trump opens his Twitter or Kim Kardashian opens her… well, you know, TMI is there, with its own unique and hilarious take on the story.
...WE'LL BE THERE WITH THE CRAZY GLUE!


TMI By the Numbers
Shows
TMI has performed over 175 original one hour shows in a little over 5 years. In comparison, over the same 5 year period, Saturday Night live has produced 112 new shows.
Writers
80+ TMI writers have submitted over 6100 sketches, of which, over 2300 have been produced and performed.
Actors
192 different actors have been a part of the TMI cast for at least one show. Of those actors, 14 of them had been former guest stars on the show. TMI has had 155 different celebrity guests.