Most notably, Madrigal was a regular correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. He also released an hour-long Showtime stand-up special, Al Madrigal: Shrimpin' Ain't Easy, which aired in 2017. As a comedian, the stand-up performer is known as the co-founder of the All Things Comedy podcast network. Pepper, Al Madrigal plays a notable supporting role in Amazon Prime's The Map of Tiny Perfect Things.
Next, the film-TV actor will be seen in False Positive and Tonight at Noon. Most recently, Josh Hamilton appeared in episodes of Ray Donovan, Law & Order: SVU, This Is Us, At Home with Amy Sedaris, Bull, and Mrs. Fletcher, American Horror Story: Coven, Louie, Gracepoint, Madam Secretary, Elementary, The Good Wife, Law & Order, Sex and the City, Third Watch, and All My Children. Additionally, Hamilton's television credits include 13 Reasons Why, Mrs. Edgar, Frances Ha, Manchester by the Sea, The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected), Dark Skies, Blaze, Experimenter, The F Word (which he co-produced), and Firstborn. His other film credits include The Bourne Identity, Kicking and Screaming (1995), Alive, The House of Yes, With Honors, Away We Go, Margaret, J. Most notably, Hamilton is known for his excellent supporting turn in Eighth Grade, for which he was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. In the role of Daniel, Mark's dad, Josh Hamilton plays a supporting character in Amazon Prime's The Map of Tiny Perfect Things. Nevertheless, while we've seen a number of projects tackle this well-trotted narrative territory, Amazon Prime's newest teen dramedy is considered a fine new addition to the popular genre, most notably thanks to the charming lead performances from Kathryn Newton and Kyle Allen. Now, we've also got The Map of Tiny Perfect Things to add to the cycle. Some recent examples include, but most certainly don't limit to, Source Code, Looper, Edge of Tomorrow, About Time, Before I Fall, Happy Death Day, Happy Death Day 2U, The Final Girls, Naked, Russian Doll, The Endless, Palm Springs, and the upcoming Boss Level, to name only a select few. They're a fun time if you're looking for something that's both unique and, yes, familiar. Thankfully, several of these most recent examples are quite a bit of good fun, making the most of their premise. We've seen more-than-our-fair-share of films - as well as shows - in this repetitive genre, many of which are often coping Groundhog Day's formula, and there's a good chance that we'll see even more copycats in the near future. It's pretty fitting that time-loop movies are becoming a bit cyclical in pop culture of late.
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