the shows featured showcase performances by stand-up comedians. Also in October, Gentili and Monster Juice released his first video game, O mundo vs Danilo Gentili (). The game took first place in the mobile game category at the Brasil Game Show. In November, he released the DVD Danilo Gentili: Volume 1, a 90-minute compilation of his stand-up performances. After four seasons, Gentili left Custe o Que Custar to concentrate on his talk show. 2012–2013: Launch of book and film The second season of Agora É Tarde was simulcast on BandNews FM. The show expanded to a fourth weeknight as it reached its 100th episode. In June 2012, Gentili's third book, (), was published. It related his family's customs and details of old relationships mixed with ideas from his stand-up shows. Gentili had his film acting debut in Mato sem Cachorro which premiered at the 2013 Rio de Janeiro Film Festival. According to critic Raphael Max, Gentili brought laughs to every scene shared with his co-star. Financial difficulties at Rede Bandeirantes brought cuts to Agora É Tarde in December 2013 and a scale-back of comedy specials. Amid speculation of dissatisfaction by Gentili, he was bought out of his contract by Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão (SBT). 2014–present: The Noite, Comedy Club and movies With most of his team from Agora É Tarde, SBT launched Gentili's new late-night talk show, The Noite com Danilo Gentili () on 10 March 2014. The program exceeded the broadcaster's expectations, doubling its audience in that time slot. Critics praised the show, which they said was on the same level as U.S. late shows. Gentili also produced and hosted the 2014 series on FX Brasil. In February 2015, Gentili opened another stand-up venue, The Comedy Club in Orlando, Florida. Comedian joined as a partner in the venture. In August 2016, filming began on Como se Tornar o Pior Aluno da Escola, an adaptation of Gentili's first book with Gentili as creator, producer and screenwriter. It was released in April 2017 to mostly negative reviews. Works Television {| class="wikitable sortable" !Year !Title !Role !Notes !Ref. |- |2008 |Grammy Latino de 2008 |Himself | | |- |rowspan="2"|2008–2011 |rowspan="2"|Custe o Que Custar |Himself (reporter) |4 seasons |rowspan="2"| |- |Himself (co-host) |1 episode |- |2011 | |Himself (host) |8 episodes | |- |2011–2013 |Agora É Tarde |Himself (host) |435 episodes, also creator; simulcast on BandNews FM from 2012 | |- |2012 |A