Fred Armisen is out of this world…

Showtime has released the trailer for its comedy series Moonbase 8, starring the 53-year-old half-Venezuelan American actor/comedian, Tim Heidecker and John C. Reilly.

Moonbase 8 follows aspiring NASA astronauts preparing to qualify for their first lunar mission.

“Let’s show NASA that we know what we’re doing,” Armisen’s Skip tells his teammates.

The trailerfollows Skip, Rook (Heidecker) and Cap’s (Reilly) shenanigans at the titular base in Arizona. From recycling urine into water to unsuccessfully simulating a rocket launch, the clip features the lead characters working towards their aspirations and goals of reaching the moon.

Though joining the mission for a range of reasons – from extending a family legacy to promoting the word of Jesus Christ throughout the galaxy, the Moonbase 8 team comes together to prove to NASA that they’re not in over their heads in the hopes of reaching the astronomical body.

“That’s why I love you guys. We’re dedicated to a mission that’s beyond our ability but we’re going to try anyway,” Reilly’s Cap tells his teammates. “We are going to the moon.”

Showtime, in addition to releasing the series trailer, set the premiere date for the comedy. Moonbase 8 will debut on Showtime on November 8 at 11:00 pm.

Maluma’s celebrating aglobal first…

The 26-year-old Colombian singer’s latest single “Hawái,” which recently earned him his first No. 1 as a lead act on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart, dominates the first-ever Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart, on the strength of 85.3 million streams and 1,000 sold (again, in territories outside the U.S.).

BTS‘ “Dynamite” comes in at No. 2 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart (70.9 million streams, 15,000 sold) and Cardi B‘s “WAP” ranks at No. 3 (54.6 million streams, 6,000 sold).

Reflecting Maluma’s worldwide presence, 91% of the global streams for “Hawái” in the tracking week were from territories outside the U.S. That compares to 54% for “WAP.”

Along those lines, “WAP” spent two weeks atop the U.S.-only, streaming-, sales- and airplay-based Billboard Hot 100 songs chart through the September 12-dated tally, while “Hawái” reached No. 60 on the Hot 100 in its first two chart weeks.

But Maluma and Cardi B aren’t the only charting Latinos…

Sech‘s “Relacion” comes in at No. 8, and Ozuna‘s “Caramelo,” ranks at No. 10. Also in the bracket: Blackpink and Selena Gomez‘s “Ice Cream” (No. 6.

While one song (“Hawái”) in the Billboard Global 200’s top 10 is sung in all-Spanish, three songs in the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart’s top 10 are either all- or almost-all Spanish-language, with “Hawai” joined by “Relacion” and “Caramelo.”