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This has to be the worst roasting event I have seen in a while. The jokes fell flat and were not funny. They kept on falling flat and the host kept on talking up these so called big names that no one has heard off. It was pitiful and dreadful to sit through this disaster. Even poor John Stamos could not stop this runaway train that's going nowhere. I feel like people in social media have better humour and zingers. This bland and forced humour goes nowhere. There was no wit, humour and just cheap cracks that went nowhere. A roast is supposed to be funny and outrageous, pushing the envelope. The only thing I wanted to push was next on this show. Terrible roast by unfunny personalities.

That's right, this is bad enough for me to write a review. This "special" has more than 25 comedy writers on staff. That works out to about two minutes of comedy per writer, yet the lack of humor is staggering. I have to say I usually enjoy the comedy of many of the people associated with this roast - Tim Dillon, Mark Normand, Sam Morrill and Ms. Pat to name a few, but like so many things produced today, seemed to be thrown together haphazardly. I don't know if this will change anybody's mind or stop them from watching (after all if you're bored and this is on Netflix you're not gonna really care about my two cents). However should this appear on another platform one day and you have to decide whether a). This is worth your time or b). Look somewhere else? I can tell you is this is an hour of your life you'll never get back again so spend it watching or doing something worthwhile.

This Jeffrey Ross joke sums up Torching 2024: "Quincy Jones died this year. His middle name was Delight. That is also what he saw before he died." That's a joke an 8 year old would be proud of telling.

A room full of comedy writers decided something that stale was suitable for a Netflix special. Another comment said this show had 25 writers. It must've been 25 monkeys at 25 typewriters, except they didn't write Shakespeare; they wrote... this.

A few comedians fell back on their own stage material, so there were a few half-hearted laughs there, but most of the 2024 related "comedy" was dire. Shallow, cheap, and obvious dad jokes that people make while watching the news and quickly forget. The comedians should've worked this material over into their own voices, because it needed a second or third pass. The impressions of Diddy, Biden, and UHC CEO were a thing that happened, but again, it's all so corny that even Jimmy Fallon wouldn't pretend to laugh at it.

The one time I genuinely laughed is when a comedian called this the "Temu Tom Brady Roast." That level of self-awareness is commendable. The Tom Brady Roast brought roasts back to life in 2024, and Torching 2024 killed them. I wonder if this show saw Delight before it died?

Nope, still not funny.

I was ready to check out after the first 6 minutes but I felt it wouldn't be fair to write a negative review without finishing the show and giving the other comedians a chance. By the end I'm still holding this against Netflix though and probably Jeff Ross. The rest seem to be able to carry specials on their own so I'd like to hope they didn't write these jokes themselves. I find it hard to believe that the audience was laughing as hard as they seemed to at some of them. I'm pretty sure they took those clips from the two jokes out of the entire episode that were actually funny. The Biden impersonator was... interesting. Given the special's overall lameness I was bracing for another Trump so it was a fresh breeze amidst the comedy swamps of Dagobah. Featuring coked out John Stamos on drums trying a little bit harder to not appear coked out. Oh and to that 8/10 reviewer - please stop using ChatGPT to write your reviews, it's ruining the platform.

The Netflix roast special "Torching 2024" unfortunately highlights a significant flaw in the genre: the repetitive inclusion of the same unfunny personalities. This trend detracts from the overall enjoyment and creativity of the show. While Ms. Pat was a refreshing addition, managing to bring some much-needed energy and humor, she was one of the very few who emerged relatively unscathed from this cringe-inducing experience. The jokes often felt forced and lacked the cleverness that typically defines a good roast, leaving viewers disappointed. The reliance on familiar faces who consistently fail to deliver engaging content is a recurring issue in these specials. Ultimately, "Torching 2024" misses the mark, failing to provide the sharp, witty humor that fans expect from a roast, making it a lackluster watch for those hoping for genuine laughs.

Adam Ray is the future of comedy and I love everything about him. His Joe Biden and Dr Phil impression all the way down to his other characters he has played on Kill Tony. He never ceases to make me or anyone else not laugh. He deserves all of the fame and recognition for how happy he has made us all this year and has helped distract us with so much great humor from this stressful world. Same goes for Mark Normand and Sam Morrill. Tim Dillon is also the up and coming and I'm excited to see what he has in store for the new year. Big comedy fan right here and I'm looking forward to seeing what you all get done in 2025! Keep it up guys!

Roast of the year?? More boring than a documentary on the life of a rock. I can't believe people get paid to put this kind of material out. Boring, boring, boring ... the comedians were laughing at their own jokes to cue the crowd to laugh. None of these people would have made it past the first 5 seconds on the gong show. I was only able to make it through half of this waste of airtime and that was only because I was too busy doing something else that I couldn't get to my remote to switch it off. Try again next year Netflix and this time you might try to get some actual real talent and perhaps quit trying to pander to a certain crowd and create something that is at least mildly funny.

This was so awful I created an account just to review it.

Roasts with Jeff Ross are usually amazing, but this was an absolute trainwreck. An hour of awkward, corny, unfunny garbage. I cannot imagine who saw the planned material and greenlit this disaster of a show.

The jokes are all horrible, the impersonators (Biden, P Diddy, etc) were the worst I've ever seen. And just to be sure, they threw in a bunch of jokes with slurs that were completely unnecessary.

It's also full of bizarre D-list celeb sightings including John Stamos, Diplo, and... every comedian that was featured on this sad show.

Let me start by saying that I don't ever write reviews. Ever. This was just so bad that I had no choice.

I typically enjoy roasts, and there has never been a year more deserving of a good roast than 2024. Unfortunately, none of the acts were funny. None of them. Ms. Pat never disappoints, and somehow even she fell flat on her face. Even the live audience was unimpressed.

The ridiculous impersonators (P. Diddy, Biden, the Menendez brothers...) were unoriginal, unfunny props that were little more than a distraction from how badly the comics were bombing. Save yourself the headache and find something better to do with an hour of your time.

This roast was trash. The typical Comedy Central roasts are usually hilarious, so naturally I see the roast master Jeff Ross, and assume it would be more of the same. This was a disappointment. I don't think I laughed once. No one was fluid/natural and it felt like it was a rushed, forced, thrown together money grab. Absolute garbage. And I'm all for up and comers in the comedic game, but these people were not funny. I get the impression Netflix curated their jokes because if this is their best, YIKES. I'm hoping the cast is better than this on their own, because this was not it. Zero out of the ten, do not waste your time.

I was bored and wanted something quick and funny to watch, unfortunately I chose this instead. I think I chuckled once or twice throughout the whole thing, the rest of it was just not funny. Dillon, Morril and Normand have had great specials, not sure who wrote their jokes for this but it can't have been themselves.. Ms. Pat was the most humorous of the lot, which isn't saying much.

Whoever the guy is doing the Biden impersonation wore it out in 30 seconds on Kill Tony, so I'm assuming he's just another unfunny comedian who has no choice but to persist with the unfunny Biden impersonation.

Save yourself 45 minutes and skip this one..

I asked my husband if he thought this was funny after we watched and he said "parts of it were mildly humorous." And I laughed more when he said that than I did during the last 42 minutes of watching this whole show.

Like the Knight from Indiana Jones said, we had chosen poorly. John Oliver is now looking pretty good at the moment.

We were both inebriated and still didn't laugh very much. We kept waiting for something funny to happen, but it never did. I just felt sad about the whole thing at the end.

It was too cheesy and corny. We laughed more when we wrote this review than during the whole show.

I absolutely LOVE Sam Morrill and Tim Dillon, as well as Mark Normand but my god, their material sounds like it was from the staff writers of At Midnight. But for as lame as most of their stuff was, it never comes close to how pedestrian Jeff Ross consistently is. I used to love his stand up but anyone who loves comedy can guess his punchlines before he delivers them. Worst of all is his new gimmick of pretending that he has a joke so offensive that he shouldn't even do it. Then he does the joke (a Menendez Brothers joke) and it was truly awful. Not offensive or edgy. It was just dull and silly. Spare yourself the time waster on this and watch Hinchcliffe and Nikki Glaser on the Brady Roast.

I'm a tremendous fan of the Roast Specials, and for a brief time... Roast Battles. It's a very tough thing to do I'm sure... and you need to be masterful of comedic writing and timing, but most of all Knowledge of good Comedy to even consider doing something like that. This special? If you can even call it that... was absolutely Pathetic and Excruciating Painful to watch. Jeff Ross is the Roast Master General... but this was just sad to see. Also, who were those comics? A good amount of people I haven't heard of... nor anyone else for that matter. You can tell that the audience was trying to be nice from this train wreck of a show. Good Lord, I seriously hope Netflix didn't pay too much for this... WOW! Was this Horrendous! Back to the drawing board guys! Try and get that talent back!