The corner table rotates between groups of crafters - candle makers, butter churners, origami specialists, and so on. Celebrities stop in to cook, too, or sometimes they just eat, like when Bronson prepared steak (donated by Peter Luger) for a former Mr. Relax, and you’ll miss something.Įvery episode features one or more culinary guests, each of whom works on a dish, sometimes with Bronson’s help, sometimes in spite of his indifference. But even at its most awkward, it demands active viewing apart from its half-hour length, there are few guideposts to rely on from episode to episode. Some days, it isn’t much of a show at all. “Untitled” is not quite a talk show, not quite a cooking show, not quite a variety show. This merry chaos is the engine and the thrill of “The Untitled Action Bronson Show,” which airs four nights a week on Viceland, following the rowdy and whip-smart current events series “Desus & Mero.” It is a joyously disorienting pleasure, bringing high production values to public access chaos. Davis wondered if the show had come to an end. Then, a yoga session began, and after a couple of minutes, he lit a blunt.Īt some point, Mr. “Eh, it’s all right,” Bronson said with a shrug.

The comedian DeRay Davis arrived with some Chicago-style pizza that failed to impress. In the corner of the studio, cobblers were building shoes. Action Bronson began a recent episode of “The Untitled Action Bronson Show” in the barber chair.

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