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    Funny Business

    New Plano comedy club serves way more than stand-up

    Teresa Gubbins
    Apr 10, 2015 | 2:17 pm

    In another sign that Plano represents the next frontier for dining and entertainment, a Hyena's Comedy Club will open there this summer, at 1941 Preston Rd., at the southwest corner of Park Boulevard.

    This will be the third branch of Hyena's. Brothers Randy and Jim Butler opened the original in Fort Worth in 1993; seven years ago, they opened a second branch in Dallas at Mockingbird Station.

    Plano, which is being built from scratch, will feature an expansion in an important area: the menu.

    "We'll run it the same way we run the other two branches, but this will have an enhanced menu, which is a requirement in Plano," Jim says. "The other two feature mostly appetizers and pub grub like wings and cheese sticks. But in Plano, your sales have to be 50 percent food and 50 percent alcohol, so we'll have eight entrées on the menu and a Vent-a-Hood."

    The 50-50 requirement might seem like a burden, but the Butlers view it as a positive.

    "There are no full-on bars in Plano, so that represents less competition," he says. "The opportunity to see a comedy show and have a nice meal makes us unique."

    Plano is close enough to be woven into their current booking program, yet far enough away to represent an untapped market.

    "Plano doesn't have anything like us yet," Butler says. "We'll do whatever makes sense. Sometimes we'll have a comedian come in and play at one venue on Friday and another venue on Saturday. Sometimes an act will stay at one club for the weekend."

    Other comedy entertainment options include the veteran Improv in Addison; the Dallas Comedy House in Deep Ellum, which is moving to a larger space at 3025 Main St.; and the Backdoor Comedy Club, located inside the Doubletree Hotel off 75 and Northwest Highway.

    Comedy is a field that fluctuates in popularity, but Butler says it's always subtle, and times are good right now.

    "Compared to seeing a band, where the showtime says 9 pm but the band doesn't start until 11 pm, comedy has a better format," he says. "The show runs an hour and a half, and if you go to the early show, you're home in time to watch the news. If you come to the late show, you can stay and relax in the lounge."

    Plano get ready for some laughs.

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    Netflix House debuts in Dallas with new ways to experience fave shows

    Alex Bentley
    Dec 11, 2025 | 12:10 pm
    Netflix House at Galleria Dallas
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    Netflix House at Galleria Dallas opens to the public on December 11.

    The new Netflix House at Galleria Dallas officially opens to the public on Thursday, December 11, bringing with it a totally new way for fans to engage with some of their favorite programming on the streaming outlet.

    Spanning more than 100,000 square feet, Netflix House is a permanent, year-round exhibit featuring popular Netflix shows and movies — including Wednesday, Squid Game, One Piece, Stranger Things, and A Knives Out Mystery franchise — through first-of-their-kind immersive story-driven experiences.

    Dallas is only the second city in the U.S. with a Netflix House, following Philadelphia.

    Prior to the opening, the venue threw open its doors on December 9 for a VIP event for media, influencers, local celebrities, and various Netflix bigwigs. Among those in attendance were David Harbour and Cara Buono from Stranger Things, Alexandra Breckenridge from Virgin River, Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders, and more.

    The party gave attendees an advance look at the various offerings of Netflix House, a large venue which takes up two floors just off the mall's west entrance.

    Below are the top five things any true Netflix fan should do when visiting the new venue:

    • Netflix House is free to enter, and the entrance from the parking lot greets visitors with a grand staircase flanked by artwork referencing shows like Wednesday, Squid Game, Stranger Things, and more, perfect for taking lots of selfies.
    • Of course, they want you to spend money, and the two experiential rooms - Stranger Things: Escape the Dark and Squid Game: Survive the Trials - will set you back the most, starting at $39 per person per room. Both rooms, which take around one hour each to complete, let visitors experience a version of the worlds of the show. The Squid Game room gives the opportunity to play five games, including Red Light, Green Light, while the Stranger Things room has participants go on a search-and-rescue mission for three missing people.
    • Once you go up the stairs, the main portion is dominated by Netflix Bites, which features a full bar and restaurant serving food inspired by different shows and movies. Choices include Red Bite, Green Bite (chicken bites with sauces), Emily's Italian Fling Salad (for anyone who wants a little taste of Marcello from Emily in Paris), and Huntr/x Power Up Ssam (a grilled pork dish capitalizing on the popularity of KPop Demon Hunters).
    • Located in a separate room is Netflix RePLAY, featuring a number of arcade games that have been Netflix-ified. You can compete in interactive games like a version of tug of war from Squid Game, a Bridgerton-inspired ball maze, a Floor Is Lava game, and much more.
    • A gift shop stocks T-shirts, cups, keychains, posters, and replica props from many of Netflix's most valuable properties.

    And with Netflix on the verge of a possible deal to buy Warner Bros. Pictures, the permanent venue may just be bolstered by characters and imagery from properties like DC Comics, Casablanca, and Sinners in the coming years.

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