John Leguizamo's Ghetto Klown

the reviewer above is looking for Saturday morning cartoon comedy this is adult theme based.

just saying...... not everything is south-park family guy humor in the world. .... humor is multidimensional. like people. humor / tragedy = life john is an amazing gifted actor and gives a great stage presentation and interpretation of events in his life...... good show...

hope to see more of him on upcoming specials!

Benny blanco from the Bronx xD classic stuff. I think many in the viewing arena can relate to his flight in life with family and the trials and tribulations that he has lived through.... the show was above and beyond..

This is one of John Leguizamo great one man shows. He brilliantly, dramatically, and comedically tells the story of his rise from being the son of immigrants in Queens, NYC to Hollywood. Leguizamo is talented on so many levels. To be a stand up comedian is hard. To be able to be such a powerful storyteller is a whole other set of skills. He does both very well. The show is visually fun and interesting, with props, and slides, and music. Leguizamo manages to captivate throughout the entire show. He is self effacing. He also does impressions, whether of people in his family we are unfamiliar with, or famous people he met in his life, very, very well. Check this one out and check out all of his one man shows. They are uniquely and powerfully Leguizamo.

I stumbled upon this show by sheer random luck, and decided to give it a chanc,e because I like the work that John Leguizamo does in his movies.

I must say that I had expected this to be a stand-up comedy show and not a recap of his career told through comedy and spoofs. It was an entertaining show though, and there were some good laughs here and there. It gives a very good insight into his career and early years and where he came from.

Would I prefer Leguizamo in shows such as this prior to his movies? No, certainly not. I think his talent is better utilized in movies portraying various characters.

Having seen "John Leguizamo's Ghetto Klown" once now, I can in all honesty say that I will not return to watch it a second time.