The new comedy, starring Community’s Gillian Jacobs, is the first of many originals on the SVOD this year to boast big linear stars.

Part Timers, featuring the comic duo as employees of a Chuck E. Cheese knockoff, dropped Jan. 11 with Schick Hydro as a brand sponsor.

The SVOD’s newest original, which goes live Mar. 30, packs an all-star cast, including three-time Emmy winner Aaron Paul.

The man behind Girls and Knocked Up will bow a new comedy series on the SVOD. It’s one of 15 new shows expected on the platform in 2016.

With most of the original cast set to return for the spin-off, the SVOD is getting ready to give viewers a serious dose of nostalgia.

The comedian will explore the topics of marriage, drugs, racism and Silicon Valley in her new mini-series, which will premiere at Sundance Jan. 22.