Christina P.: Mom Genes

If you're one of those people who gets sensitive and offended, don't watch it. And if you do decide to watch it, don't give a 1 star just because you feel offended. It's not a ted talk, it's a comedy show. It's mostly mom jokes and if you have kids it can resonate. It's not 10 star, but it's a strong 6-7.

I was excited to see a female comedian, and she missed the mark big time. Making fun of people with life threatening allergies, just not funny. Even her delivery about giving birth were missing a solid punchline. No wonder Netflix stock is tanking-get better content, this is trash!

Save your free time and watch paint dry instead of this garbage.

Unfortunately, it's simply not funny.

In stand up, making fun of others works only when it's actually funny. Here, it feels like she is saying things for lukewarm shock value, but it simply doesn't make you laugh.

Only 10's are from YMH fans. But unbiased standup fans will not like this. It's just some tired ass jokes that I've heard from women like her over and over again. Get for them Segura coat tails and do something else, because sweet Jesus. Did anyone actually finish this thing? The podcast is great, but it's 90% Tom, let's be honest.

Christina P is one of those comedians I like because it doesn't feel like you're watching stand up, it's more like just listening to an eccentric friend of yours. Just seems like a fun person to be around, and listening to her and Tom segura's podcast makes me believe that even more. Listening to her talk about her dad and growing up in this special also just makes it make even more sense. I would buy tickets to his stand up special too. I don't know if this is her best work but it is my favorite and I think that's owing to knowing her more after watching her in "Your mum's house" or "Where your moms at?". I think she's definitely better in her podcasts than when she's doing stand up though. I wasn't really a big fan of her shows until I started listening to those. She's naturally funny and witty in her podcasts while it feels like she's trying hard to be funny in her specials, but I kinda like this one. She's the person she is on stage she is in real life and I think that's great. I wouldn't say she says the wildest things but she does say whatever she wants to and I like that and her and Tom's relationship. She's a funny person in 'real life' but that doesn't seem to fully translate into her stand up specials.