Delirious TV Has Expanded to Roku and Fire TV
The stand-up series filmed at Silver Sevens can now be streamed on major connected television platforms.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Casino
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Local comedy producer Don Barnhart has brought Delirious TV to a wider audience, with the series now available on both Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices. The show features performances recorded live before studio audiences at the Delirious Comedy Club inside the Silver Sevens Hotel and Casino.
Why it matters
This expansion provides a wider distribution platform for comedy acts filmed here in the valley, moving beyond the local stage to reach a broad digital audience. It signals a shift in how off-Strip venues leverage media to promote their programming.
The series is now accessible to 90 million Roku households and 250 million Fire TV devices, marking a significant reach for the production versus its previous reach. The impact of this digital expansion on local ticket demand is not yet measured.
The players
Don Barnhart
The producer behind the Delirious TV comedy series.
Silver Sevens Hotel and Casino
The local venue that hosts the Delirious Comedy Club.
The details
Delirious TV captures live stand-up performances weekly at the Delirious Comedy Club. Cameras record the sets at the Silver Sevens Hotel and Casino every Thursday, providing content that now feeds into the digital streaming services. The comedy club continues to run regular stand-up showcases on Friday through Sunday for local and visiting audiences.
Timeline
Thursdays at 7 p.m. for the live taping of the television program.
Friday through Sunday for regular comedy shows at the club.
Beyond the Strip
This move marks a shift in how local Vegas comedy productions gain national visibility by following the industry-wide trend of utilizing streaming distribution platforms. It mirrors the broader effort by independent producers to bypass traditional gatekeepers using connected TV apps.
Residents can watch the recorded comedy sets at home via Roku or Fire TV or catch the live tapings at the Silver Sevens every Thursday evening. Those interested in local stand-up can also attend regular sets at the venue throughout the weekend.
The takeaway
Local comedy fans can track the growth of the series on these new platforms as a gauge for how valley-based productions are expanding their reach. Keep an eye on the club's weekly schedule for opportunities to participate in the live studio tapings on Thursday nights.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.
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