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The stand-up comedian Tony Hinchcliffe has landed a deal at Netflix months after angering people with his insults<\/a> about Latinos and other minority groups at a New York rally when Donald J. Trump was running for president.<\/p>\n The deal for three comedy specials under Hinchcliffe\u2019s \u201cKill Tony\u201d brand is part of an attempt by streaming services to appeal to Trump voters. Amazon Prime Video announced on Monday that several seasons of \u201cThe Apprentice,\u201d<\/a> the NBC reality show that bolstered Trump\u2019s public profile in the early 2000s, would soon be available on the streaming service.<\/p>\n Hinchcliffe\u2019s specials will feature a mix of established comedians and surprise celebrity guests, Netflix said in a news release on Tuesday. The first special will be filmed at Comedy Mothership in Austin, Texas, and will arrive on the platform on April 7. Hinchcliffe will also receive his own stand-up special in the deal.<\/p>\n Hinchcliffe is known for his \u201croast\u201d style of comedy and his \u201cKill Tony\u201d podcast, which is recorded live each week from Austin. He said in a statement that he was excited to share his show, which started with 12 audience members in 2013, with the world.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n \u201cTo think that I can pull a name out of a bucket and that person will be performing standup and an improvised interview on the largest streaming service in the world is both exciting and frightening,\u201d Hinchcliffe said. \u201cIt\u2019s the most spontaneous and improvised show that is out there and the creative freedom given to us by Netflix to keep the show in its pure form is a comedian\u2019s dream.\u201d<\/p>\n Hinchcliffe was among the comedians who roasted the retired N.F.L. quarterback Tom Brady in a Netflix special last year that was viewed 13.8 million times<\/a> in its first week on the streaming platform. His segment included homophobic remarks and comments about slavery.<\/p>\n The comedian\u2019s public profile grew even more in October after taking the stage at the Trump rally at Madison Square Garden, where he made insults and vulgar statements that leaned on offensive stereotypes about Jews, Latinos and African Americans. He received intense backlash after calling Puerto Rico a \u201cfloating island of garbage,\u201d drawing condemnation from celebrities like Bad Bunny, Jennifer Lopez and Lin-Manuel Miranda.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n