Comedy Central’s a little behind on its latest promotional stunt for the new season of “Workaholics.” I think most fans already were fully torqued for May 29 and the Season 3 premiere.
Now the comedy network has taken all that, um, fullness and created a “Fully Torqued” billboard at Sunset & La Cienega in LA.
The network also released a new video promo showing Anders Holm, Adam Devine and Blake Anderson, as their characters, doing what they do in the office, but in slow motion. The clip features the song “Holocene” from Bon Iver.
Season 3 premiere at 9:30 p.m. May 29 on Comedy Central.
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