The season finale of WORKSHOP’s hilarious second season, “Whatever it Takes,”  is now available on Hulu! Vivian (Leanne Wilson) and Sarah (Audra Marie) find themselves without an agent. Kaitlyn’s (Kimberly Legg) told to do “whatever” it takes to get a SAG voucher. Will she finally get the break she’s been hoping for?

  Urban Tiger’s Adam (Phillip Jeanmarie) helps promote a charity to improve his image. Matthew gets caught stealing pot. Jeff (Nate Golon) is faced with eating an entire cow on The Biggest Gainer.  Will he do it? Also, be sure to check out WORKSHOP season 2 bloopers at the end of the episode. 

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If you’ve missed Marie Wilson since As the World Turns went off the air, be sure to tune in for this week’s episode of WORKSHOP! In it Phillip Jeanmarie’s Adam tries to improve his public image by looking for a charity he can support. Wilson’s character, legal eagle Katie Simpson, introduces him to Anti Pave L.A., but reveals they have concerns about his alleged drug problem. Meanwhile, Jeff (Nate Golon) has signed on to The Biggest Gainer, a reality competition where the contestant who gains the most weight wins $100,000. Watch this week’s WORSKHOP after the jump! READ MORE

The latest episode of Nate Golon’s WORKSHOP is available to watch on Hulu! In this week’s installment, Adam(Philip Jeanmarie) celebrates the premiere of his new film Urban Tiger, but things don’t go as expected on the red carpet. While happy for Adam’s success, the realities of life force Jeff (Nate Golon) to beg for his old job back. That 70’s Show’s Don Stark returns as Vivian’s (Leanne Wilson) acting instructor Terry Tompkins. Watch the third episode of WORKSHOP after the jump!

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Our boy Phillip Jeanmarie  caught up with one of NBC's cult soap Passions' biggest supporters, TV Guide's Michael Logan, to talk about life post-Harmony, including starring in Nate Golon's hilarious, Hulu.com web series WORKSHOP! Peep what Jeanmarie has to say about the difference between playing an intersexual serial killer on daytime and doing an independent TV series.

TV Guide Magazine: Workshop is very cool, very funny. How does it feel to make a series and help realize a creative vision without interference from a bunch of loser know-it-all schmoes at a network? It's the new wave!

Jeanmarie: And it's so much better than sitting at home waiting for the phone to ring. I get to go out there and act and be proactive. This is guerilla filmmaking and it's very freeing. I now feel kinda fearless. Looking back at Passions, I was overwhelmed by the intensity of the work and always so worried about screwing up and missing lines. It kind of traumatized me. I didn't have as much fun as I should have. It's a privilege to be able to act. You gotta have fun with it. READ MORE

Alright boys and girls, the day has finally arrived! The first two episodes of Nate Golon's hilarious, independent dramedy WORKSHOP have premiered on Hulu.com! In an unprecedented move, WORKSHOP is the first independent, half-hour series to be distributed on Hulu, and my business partner Luke Kerr and I couldn't be prouder to be on board as associate producers this season!
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Well peeps, Luke and I have some really exciting news to share with you. The second season of Nate Golon's insanely-funny, independent TV series WORKSHOP has been picked up for distribution on Hulu! Golon, who co-created the series with Kimberly Legg, signed on the dotted line late this past week. We couldn't be happier for our boy, especially since Luke and I are associate producers on this season, so a victory for WORKSHOP is a victory for the entire Daytime Confidential/Pop Confidential family!

I caught up with Golon, who also stars in the series as struggling actor Jeff Reynolds, for an exclusive sneak peek at Season Two of WORKSHOP, which will debut sometime in mid-to-late March (Actual premiere date TBA). If you thought the first season of WORKSHOP was jam-packed with spit-out-your-vodka-all-over-your-keyboard moments for Jeff and his motley crew of struggling thesps (including Passions' alum Phillip Jeanmarie as Jeff's scene-stealing roommate Adam), you ain't downloaded nothing yet! Just wait 'till you see the arc featuring That 70's Show's Don Stark! But don't think it's all hijinks; Golon has added plenty of soapy drama this time around, not to mention soapy stars, like As The World Turns' Marie Wilson (NutMeg). If you don't believe me, keep reading and find out for yourself!

Daytime Confidential: Dude, congrats on the Hulu deal! How did it come about?

Nate Golon: Thanks so much! Getting the Hulu deal was months in the making. When we were still in production on Season Two of WORKSHOP in October 2010, a friend of mine, Canyon Prince, contacted me and told me he was running the first ever New Media Day at the Anaheim International Film Festival, and asked if I wanted to include WORKSHOP. We put together a 10-minute first episode of Season Two, and previewed it in Anaheim. I met a guy named Keith Knee, who had helped make another web series, Blue Movies, one of the most watched shows on the Internet. Keith told me he really liked the show, and though we could present it to Hulu. Four months later, with Keith's help and advice, and the help of another associate of mine, Garrett Law at Attention Span Media, Season 2 was picked up!

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