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Well, this is the reason why Netflix changed their rating system. There is really no way to say this was good, and I think they wanted to hide that little fact. She has ventured into that new comedy style where just stating things is considered funny. And in this case all she is stating is that she has a vagina. We already know that and unfortunately having a vagina is not in itself funny. It's like a fart joke. "Fart." You see, without a follow up, without a punch line...it's just a word. You just say the word "fart" and expect someone to laugh. Just like Amy can't just make statements about having a vagina without some kind of punchline to either violate your expectations, be relevant to something, or just end as a joke. What makes it worse is that the crass word for vagina isn't even shocking any longer, nor is talking about having one...so she doesn't even make points on the shock factor. The joke is that she has woman parts....and that you are expected to laugh at it because...she has woman parts. It doesn't work as a joke on any level
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Ms. Pat finds laughter in the absurdities of parenting, pet lovers and very unfortunate lip trends as she unpacks a painful past with humor and honesty.
In his hilarious and razor-sharp debut full-length comedy special, Hyperbolic, Matthew Broussard masterfully navigates a maze of topics, blending clever penmanship with unapologetic introspection. From his unique upbringing as a Southern Jewish Cajun to navigating life in New York City, Matthew shares side-splitting anecdotes about cultural quirks, family dynamics, and the absurdities of modern relationships. With mathematical precision and laser wit, he tackles everything from the nuances of anti-Semitism to the emasculation of dating a professional athlete. Whether dissecting the inefficiency of French phonetics, the upsides of maternal mental illness, or pharmaceutical origin stories, Broussard delivers a performance both intellectually engaging and snort-inducingly funny.
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