Standup comic Alex Edelman’s Broadway show, featuring his experience attending a meeting of White Nationalists in Queens, New York and other stories, comes to TV.
Comedian Jimmy Carr tackles controversial issues such as gun control, religion, cancellation culture and consent.
From his thoughts on aggressively scented trash bags to desk jobs in hell, Demetri Martin returns with a new stand-up special.
After exploring his mental health struggles in previous specials, comedian Neal Brennan looks at the “upside” of bad mental health.
Ramy Youssef returns to HBO with his second comedy special filmed in front of a live audience at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City, New Jersey on February 2 and 3.
Host Ramy Youssef performs stand-up about the holy month of Ramadan, getting a call from the Biden campaign and ends with a prayer for the end of suffering in Gaza and for the liberation of all hostages.
Bassem Youssef discusses the illusions of social media fame in a keynote, advocating for authenticity over online validation and ego-centric metrics.
Notaro faces absurdities, from hallucinatory texts to a surreal Hollywood meeting. Her life provides fodder for standup routines, including a late night encounter with a mustachioed fireman that makes her rethink things.
Comedian Dave Attell unloads in this blistering stand-up special on hard seltzers, strip clubs, unsatisfying snacks and his wild trip to a petting zoo.
Slate demonstrates that being brave for love is worth it – whether it involves navigating an unexpected pregnancy, pursuing a therapist, or trusting a partner with your vulnerabilities.
Rory Scovel’s first hourlong stand-up special, directed by Scott Moran and filmed at the Woolfe Street Playhouse in Charleston, SC. The special was produced entirely, from building the set to hanging lights, by Rory and a crew of his closest friends.
David Cross: Worst Daddy in the World showcases David Cross’s return to the stage, blending humor with candid observations about fatherhood, societal quirks, and personal flaws.
Dan Soder muses on wanting simplicity, the perks of attractiveness, quirky life anecdotes, aging, tech fears, and finding humor in daily absurdities.
First-time host Nate Bargatze talks about going to county fairs in the ’80s to watch his dad perform and his mom going to the wrong house to pick up his daughter.
Host Shane Gillis does stand-up about coaching sports, his family and owning a coffee shop for people with Down syndrome to work at.
Mike Epps reflects on his career success and personal struggles, touching on financial issues, relationships, and his signature comedic takes on life in the streets.
Just over one hour of the awesome stand-up humor from Pete Holmes. He discusses sex toys, the lock-down days, the weird ways we interact with each other.
Ventriloquist and stand-up comedian Jeff Dunham performs an all-Valentine’s Day-themed special.
Taylor Tomlinson’s 2024 special “Have It All” humorously tackles life, dating, and self-discovery, questioning the pursuit of societal perfection.
Kevin Bridges tackles life’s quirks and broader societal themes, mixing personal stories with keen observations in “The Overdue Catch Up” (2023)
“Get on Your Knees” by Jacqueline Novak: A witty, insightful stand-up that turns oral sex into a deep, comedic exploration of sexuality and gender norms
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