Better than expected.
It started slowly though, since I get to see it randomly, I didn't really know what to expect.
I was not really familiar with Sarah's comedy before.
And initially, as I said, I thought it might not be any good.
But then as it unfolded, it got really funny.
You know, it's rare when jokes actually make you laugh out loud in front of your TV, but that's what happened.
It must be hard. Grieving is hard. Yet it can be a bit easier with humour. Yet the humour must be right.
And I do believe that this is a wise example, a high quality sample of such a humour, it really got to me.
I was surprised when it's ended, I wanted more, it was a bittersweet symphony, I loved it.
It's not the best show ever, it's probably not even the best Sarah's show, I guess cause it's mainly about her personally, about her grief and its not a default stand up topic, sure, but it was funny.
And ironically, I guess that's how you want to go, that's how you want yourself to be remembered - with laughter of joy, not with plain tears...
I never known this woman, so I guess I don't have to care about her personal stuff, but she is cunning and smart, and I can relate to most of the things she said, I respect that.
Its a good show. I guess, if you really don't get it at all now, you probably will in time.
