21 Celeb Cameos In Pete Davidson’s Bupkis Show

Pete Davidson’s Peacock series Bupkis is a semi-autobiographical comedy series about the comedian’s life. The show is packed with anecdotes — and a star-studded cast.

Philip Ettinger plays one of Pete’s best friends.

Edie Falco appears as Amy Davidson, Pete’s mom.

Chase Sui Wonders, Davidson’s IRL girlfriend, also appears in several episodes.

Joe Pesci — yes, the Joe Pesci that was basically retired except for The Irishman — stars as Pete’s Grandpa Joe.

Kenan Thompson, Davidson’s former Saturday Night Live co-star, plays a referee in Bupkis.

Fellow SNL alum John Mulaney also has a minor role, recreating the Heat diner scene in the trailer with Davidson.

Bobby Cannavale is Pete’s uncle.

Oona Roche plays a fictionalized version of Pete’s sister, Casey.

Cliff “Method Man” Smith has a walk-on role as a carnival worker.

Steve Buscemi, who previously collaborated with Davidson in The King Of Staten Island, cameos as a pastor.

Brad Garrett appears throughout the show as Roy, Grandpa Joe’s friend.

Sunita Mani appears in the show as an A.D. on a movie set Davidson works on.

Al Gore makes a brief cameo, as, well, Al Gore.

Ray Romano appears as himself.

...and so does Jon Stewart.

Davidson’s IRL bestie Machine Gun Kelly portrays Colson, and Paul Walter Hauser appears as Hauser.

Charlie Day takes on the role of Pete’s therapist.

LaLa Anthony makes a brief cameo in an episode alongside Falco.

So does Marissa Jaret Winokur.

Simon Rex’s Bupkis character is named “Ice Pop.”

All eight episodes of Bupkis hit Peacock on May 4.