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You'll also be given the option to add a title to your List, or jump straight into the TV programme or film. Similarly, if you'd like to watch a clip again, you can use the left arrow to go back. If you're not a fan of a clip, you can use the right arrow to skip to the next clip.

Those who select yes will be able to access Fast Laughs by scrolling down on the Netflix homepage, until they reach the Fast Laughs row.įrom there, you'll be able to click into the feature, and full-screen clips from Netflix's comedies will start to play. If you're part of the test, you'll be asked whether you'd like to opt-in to the feature. The company is now asking users for permission to automatically download shows it thinks users will enjoy, for example.ĭo you think the TikTokification of Netflix is a good idea that’ll help get the word out about new shows? Let me know on Twitter.Netflix first started testing the Fast Laughs tool with mobile users last year, but is now rolling the feature out to select users of its TV app. Netflix is desperate to ensure its heavy investment in original content meets they eyes of subscribers, as it deals with challenges from Disney Plus and the like. However, in the main, this seems like a fun addition to the Netflix app that could turn subscribers onto new content. Of course, there’s always the possibility that the one sketch or the one joke from the stand-up show is geared towards placating our ever diminishing attention spans. As you can see from the YouTube clip above. Netflix does point out the feature, which is coming to Android in test soon, it’s not going to make all of the clips suitable for all-audiences and is relying on user discretion. That could encourage more folks to sign up for Netflix or tune into watch that particular piece of content. Netflix also says all of the clips are shareable as single entities on WhatsApp, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter. You can see how Fast Laughs work in the video – featuring Ali Wong, Jerry Seinfeld stand-up, and shows like Big Mouth and Moxie – below. If you like what you see, you’ll be able to add the content to your library or begin to watch them right off the bat.

The new feature, has a purpose beyond a few moments of light relief. The new feature, which is available on iPhone from today in some countries, provides a dedicated tab that offers scenes from its popular comedy series and films and stand-up specials. Netflix has launched a new Fast Laughs feature for its mobile app, which offers a TikTok and Reels-like full-screen feed of some of the funniest shows in the library.