Nick Kroll has carved out a niche for himself as one of Internet comedy’s premier satirists of overprivileged jackasses, and now the television nation will recognize Kroll’s efforts with the new Comedy Central sketch series The Nick Kroll Show—or The Nick Show Kroll, as Deadline puts it. Which is probably a typo, but that would be an awesome name for the show, actually. It’s much more intriguing; everyone would be tuning in to find out what a “kroll” is and why a guy named Nick Show has one. [UPDATE: A Comedy Central rep has confirmed that it is, indeed, The Nick Kroll Show, so good for them.] Anyway, the series will find Kroll adapting some of those same web-based characters—including the gaudily fashioned detectives The Ed Hardy Boyz and his spoiled, babyish scenesters the Rich Dicks—alongside some newer ones like the two harried publicists of The PubLIZity Girls. For those who only know Kroll from his backstabbing lawyer role on FX’s The League, it should be something of a revelation that Kroll is also good at playing other kinds of assholes.