Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events heads to Netflix with 8 episodes on Friday the 13th (appropriate), as bad luck follows Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire, the poor children for whom disaster follows. Neil Patrick Harris plays the insufferable Count Olaf, guaranteeing a gleeful ride. Wanna know the facts?

Check out the clip below (plus bonus Golden Globe clip).

Netflix is continuing to show off its series adaptation of Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events starring Neil Patrick Harris as Count Olaf.

We first saw a teaser featuring Snicket, the pen name of the author of the books the series is based on, Daniel Handler, who’s played on the show by Patrick Warburton. Then came a teaser trailer introducing Harris’s version of the Olaf character, a tough role to take on after Jim Carrey famously played him in the 2004 feature film adaptation. More recently Netflix has gotten to the good stuff, releasing a full trailer last month and now a second full trailer today. You can watch both of the full trailers below.

About a month ago a teaser trailer was released for the upcoming Netflix series Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events. The teaser featured Patrick Warburton (Seinfeld, Family Guy) as Lemony Snicket on the set, but it sadly didn’t feature any actual footage from the show.

Now Netflix has released a new teaser trailer. It’s a brief one but does feature footage from the series, including the Baudelaire kids and an introduction to Neil Patrick Harris‘s Count Olaf character.

Continue below now to watch the new trailer.

Netflix has released a new teaser trailer for Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, a new show based on the book series of the same name which was first announced a couple of years back now.

The trailer is certainly a tease, not showing any actual footage. Instead it features some words from “Lemony Snicket,” the pen name of author Daniel Handler, as portrayed by Seinfeld and The Tick star Patrick Warburton. There’s also the tiniest of cameos by Neil Patrick Harris, who will be playing Count Olaf in the series. It also includes a release date at the end.

So if you’ve been desperately wondering when A Series of Unfortunate Events would be arriving on Netflix, do continue below and wonder no more.

Back in 2001 a live-action TV series based on Ben Edlund‘s comic The Tick was made with Seinfeld, Family Guy, and The Emperor’s New Groove star Patrick Warburton playing the title role. The show aired on Fox and, as shows tend to do there, only lasted nine episodes (related note #1: Edlund also worked on that other show you think of when you think of Fox shows that were canceled too early, Firefly, writing the episodes “Trash” and “Jaynestown” and also producing). But even with its short run, the show has developed a cult following.

While that show isn’t coming back to life, Amazon has ordered a pilot episode for a potential brand new series based on Edlund’s Tick character. Nothing is official yet as far as getting a full series order, but an actor has been chosen to take over the role from Warburton. It’s being reported that comedian, actor, writer, and all-around talented gentleman Peter Serafinowicz will take on the title role for the pilot.