Celebrities have been kind of annoying during this pandemic, with their Instagram stories from their big houses and their constant desire to reunite with the people they were in a movie with 10 years ago, but thanks to Seth MacFarlane and NBC’s Peacock streaming service, the famous people of America are finally going to go back to the one thing they’re ostensibly good at: entertaining us regular people. According to a press release, MacFarlane is going to host a a short-form series for Peacock (under 10 minutes like Quibi) called The At-Home Variety Show that will involve “some of the biggest stars” from the NBCU family doing something every weekday for four weeks. The first episode will air tonight, and while Peacock is only available to Xfinity X1 and Flex customers, the episodes will be released on Peacock’s YouTube and Facebook pages. The show will also be used to raise money for Feeding America, Americares, and United Way. You can find more about that particular angle at this link.