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In a handwritten note to herself posted to the comedian's social-media accounts, Handler said that the still-untitled show will post 30-minute episodes on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday starting May 11.
"This is your new show schedule," she wrote, "so if you're thinking about having a baby - don't."
The show will have a travel component and will involve interviews with "respected public figures." She shared her top three dream guests: Michelle Obama, the Pope, and Arnold Schwarzenegger's maid.
Once posted, the episodes will be permanently available to stream by Netflix members in at least 190 countries.
"So, remember to keep a deeper, more culturally sensitive perspective," she wrote, "especially toward the Germans. They're still touchy about everything they did."
Handler ended her E! talk show, "Chelsea Lately," in August 2014 after inking a multi-layered deal with Netflix. It included a stand-up special, a documentary series, and the streaming company's first talk show.
"You wanted a new show, you got it," she said in the note. "You wanted to be on Netflix, you are. You wanted to spread your wings, now fly, b---h."
.@ksqueed @chelseahandler Definitely would get some eyeballs on something like this. pic.twitter.com/mduTC7Uvlk
- Netflix US (@netflix) March 15, 2016
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- Chelsea Handler (@chelseahandler) March 15, 2016
"If I was going to continue working in this industry, I knew I had to do something outside the box to keep myself interested," Handler previously said of the Netflix deal.