Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later (2017)
Sometimes, in order to move forward... you have to go back.
A decade after their wild summer as junior counselors, the gang reunites for a weekend of bonding, hanky-panky and hair-raising adventures.
Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later: Season 1 - 8 Episode s
1x1 - Reunion
August 4, 2017
In August 1991, the far-flung alums of Camp Firewood make their way to Maine for a long awaited reunion.
1x2 - Softball
August 4, 2017
Beth drops a bomb shell, McKinley grows suspicious of the nanny, and Andy spars with the new cool kid at camp. Meanwhile, a sinister plan takes shape.
1x3 - Tigerclaw
August 4, 2017
While Katie and Andy head out on a mission to save the camp, Lindsay follows a hot tip, and Donna approaches Victor with a surprising request.
1x4 - Lunch
August 4, 2017
A newcomer shakes up the chemistry at camp. Mitch reaches out to an old friend for help. Susie's return to the theater creates a stir.
1x5 - King of Camp
August 4, 2017
Andy challenges Deegs to a "King of Camp" showdown, Neil helps Vic prepare for his big moment, and troubling discoveries abound for the Firewood gang.
1x6 - Rain
August 4, 2017
As a storm lashes the camp, tensions between lovers and rivals boil over, and Vic's date takes a turn for the weird.
1x7 - Dance
August 4, 2017
While Mitch's posse scrambles to thwart Reagan's plan, Coop delivers an emotional speech at the dance, and the shocking secret comes to light.
1x8 - End Summer Night's Dream
August 4, 2017
With the clock ticking and their options are running out Camp Firewood family braces for disaster. But there are more surprises in store.
Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later: 1 Season
Actors in Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later
Elizabeth Banks
Lindsay
H. Jon Benjamin
Mitch / Can of Vegetables (voice)
Michael Ian Black
McKinley / George H.W. Bush, McKinley / George H. W. Bush
Janeane Garofalo
Beth
Nina Hellman
Nancy
Ken Marino
Victor Pulak
A.D. Miles
Gary
Marguerite Moreau
Katie
Zak Orth
J.J.
Amy Poehler
Susie
Paul Rudd
Andy
Marisa Ryan
Abby
Michael Showalter
Coop / Ronald Reagan
Lake Bell
Donna
Sarah Burns
Claire
Josh Charles
Blake
Mark Feuerstein
Mark
Samm Levine
Arty
Alyssa Milano
Renata Murphy
Adam Scott
Ben
Eric Nenninger
Warner
Rich Sommer
Graham
David Wain
Yaron / Bill Clinton
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