'NO MERCY'
Tom Brady’s new Netflix live roast schedule announced with Kevin Hart hosting and surprise guests to be revealed
Brady appears to be nervous ahead of his roast
A TRAILER for NFL icon Tom Brady's roast has dropped with comedian Kevin Hart revealed as the host of the Netflix special.
The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady will air live on the streaming platform at 8 pm ET on May 5.
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In the trailer, Hart, 44, said that Brady, 46, will be subject to some merciless grilling during the roast.
"The man. The arena. The roast of Tom Brady. Live on Netflix," the Hollywood star said in the clip, which was released on Monday.
"No helmets. No Mercy. No Brady rule."
Brady — who could be seen walking behind the flaming Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, where the event will take place — then said, "No f**king problem."
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Hart revealed in the clip that the roast will feature "a lineup of surprise guests."
Next, after Kia Forum exploded, roastmaster Jeff Ross showed up and said, "We're coming for you, pretty boy!"
But Brady seemed unbothered by the taunts.
"I'm un-roastable," the ex-New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers star said.
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"Let's go!"
Brady aimed a playful jab at Hart as he first revealed that the comedian would be the roast's host on NBC's Today.
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"I've got a big update on my Netflix roast," he said.
"Well, maybe not big — because it's about Kevin Hart. He's going to be hosting it."
Brady also said he hasn't been told who will be part of the panel, which will have fun at his expense during the roast.
"I've played in the NFL so I'm not worried about a bunch of comedians, trust me," he added.
I'm un-roastable. Let's go!
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The NFL icon showed a little more nervousness as he shared the trailer in a social media post, though.
"Panic setting in," Brady wrote.
The roast is part of the star-studded Netflix Is a Joke Fest, which will feature more than 300 shows from May 1-12.
The likes of Chris Rock, Bill Burr, David Letterman, and Ali Wong are all scheduled to perform during Netflix's comedy extravaganza.
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Also, NFL sportscasters Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson will host a live episode of their Calm Down podcast.
"We cannot calm down about this one," Andrews said in February.