Christopher Titus: Norman Rockwell Is Bleeding

This was one of the best stand up routines I have ever seen. I put this up there with the best of Robin Williams and George Carlon stage performances. This routine was an extremely funny look at the dysfunctional life of Christopher Titus and his family. It even opens one's eyes to how most American families are dysfunctional these days and how being abnormal is normal. This routine was the basis for the TV show that was on for 2 seasons on FOX television that unfortunately was taken off of the air. I only hope that they put this Normal Rockwell is Bleeding on DVD, it would be a must have! I laughed so hard it made me fall out of my chair and gave me a headache. 10/10!

People with so-called "Normal" families won't get "it" and probably won't enjoy it.

Now, those of us with dysfunctional, screwed up, alcoholic and all the other bad behaviors will find this absolutely, HILARIOUS !

Christopher Titus does a Masterful performance in pointing out what it's like to grow-up and live with dysfunctional parents.

This is an absolute MUST SEE !

We play this every Thanksgiving and Christmas in my household!

Great survivor tool!

Enjoy !

I used to watch this often years ago, it was almost like therapy. Completely relatable and well done I'd love to watch it again, however, I can't find it anywhere! Not to stream, nor purchase on DVD. What the heck!?

Titus is absolutely brilliant in telling what life is REALLY like growing up in a Dysfunctional household! Using his brilliant style and humor to Express what a lot of people live through. It's a CULT CLASSIC in my household !

One of the best stand-up specials I've ever seen, "Norman Rockwell Is Bleeding" is almost like a Shakespearean tragedy. Complete with stories of joyous drinking, reflection, celebration, happiness and death, Christopher Titus infuses all 90 minutes of his routine with a deep sense of human monologue.

The son of a constantly drunk father and manic-depressive mother, he basks in the fact that his family was dysfunctional, reliving every painful moment of his youth with perfect insight. It's more than comedy; it's a story of how he managed to survive.

I would recommend "Norman Rockwell Is Bleeding" to anyone interested in comedic reality over stale "airline food" comedians. Though it hasn't been released on DVD yet, I'll be one of the first to buy it when it is.