TBS has Jason Jones and Samantha Bee; blank has blank; and now, Comedy Central has Moshe Kasher and Natahsa Leggero. While the latter has been working with the network for some time now, the former's new show is almost set to premiere. Problematic, from the minds of Kasher and Alex Blagg, was picked up this past September. The show will air on Tuesday, April 18 at 10 PM.

The series is another talk show but this one is apparently made with the digital age in mind. Each episode will look at a single topic that usually draws ire from multiple sides. Think subject matter that includes the dark web or gun control. The difference between this and other shows will be the questions from in-studio and online.

One of today’s favorite comedians is reaching the ranks of his peers by getting his own Comedy Central show. Titled Problematic with Moshe Kasher, the show will allow for the comedian to talk about today’s hot topics using social media. It looks to be a talk show variant of @midnight except there’s no panel or points to be found and it's more discussion based. In a press release, Kasher said he wants to talk about all topics -- including the difficult ones: “This show will create a safe space for offensive comedy and more importantly engender conversations that will completely end all acrimony, racism, sexism, trolling and whatever else you find offensive online once and for all. I promise.” Problematic will premiere sometime in 2017. Kasher’s wife, Natasha Leggero, is the co-creator/co-star of Comedy Central’s Another Period.