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BOUNCE TV'S "OFF THE CHAIN" WITH JORDAN CARLOS PREMIERES ON TUESDAY, JUNE 16 AT 9 PM

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THE NIGHTLY SHOW WITH LARRY WILMORE WRITER TAKES CENTER STAGE IN HIS FIRST BROADCAST TELEVISION COMEDY SPECIAL

 
WATCH "OFF THE CHAIN" WITH JORDAN CARLOS ON TOMORROW
JUNE 16 AT 9PM ET/8PM CT



Los Angeles, CA -- June 15, 2015 -- Comedian Jordan Carlos will headline his very own one-hour special as part of Bounce TV's popular, family-friendly original comedy series "Off The Chain." "Off The Chain: Jordan Carlos" premieres tomorrow, June 16 at 9/8pm CT. "Off The Chain" features some of the most hilarious African-American comedians on the stand-up scene. For season three, Bounce TV turns over the microphone to one comic per show, expanding to an hour-long format.   As a result of the series' enthusiastic audience response, Bounce TV recently announced that "Off The Chain" has been renewed for a fourth season, set to debut in 2016. 
 
Carlos, who is best known for his hilarious commentary for MTV2's hit series Guy Code and MTV's sister show Girl Code, takes the OTC stage by storm, discussing everything from dating life to the trials of new fatherhood, with comical observations in his quirky, hipster fashion that millennials audiences have come to enjoy.

He also appeared in the MTV2 series Guy Court as well as The Eric Andre Show for Adult Swim. Carlos starred on the MTV series I Just Want My Pants Back and co-wrote and co-hosted Comedy Central.com's Indecision 2012. He was recently nominated as Best Male Comic of the Year by ECNY (Emerging Comedians of New York) and was one of the "New Faces" at a recent Montreal Comedy Festival.

The third season premiere of OFF THE CHAIN - headlined by Actress/Comedienne Kim Coles - was seen by more than 1.7 million people during its premiere week. Other top comedians featured this season include Rodney Perry, Cocoa Brown, Michael Colyar and Rudy Rush among others. 
 
 
Tune in for OFF THE CHAIN with Jordan Carlos Tuesday, June 16 at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT.

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