The Honeymoon Stand-Up Special

The last segment is the best, a surprise to me. I almost didn't watch. Her segment is stronger than his but I think his delivery is a tad too hard and fast 'cause I found him much easier to take in the third segment, when he was diluted by the presence of other personalities.

I wasn't going to post comments but was disheartened by the dearth of positive remarks in the reviews.

These guys worked hard and deserve more.

5/1/18. I watched the entire collection, and I liked the Natasha episode the best. It was a good thing she went first because she was funny. Moshe was not that good, he spoke too fast. The final episode with both of them were all right and funny at some parts.

Natasha was semi-fun on those comedy central roasts but apparently those are times long passed and doing an intro where she wrote a script in which she calls herself more famous and funny than that other guy was real cringe.

Her standup begins outright with lame low-hanging fruit president / politics / man-hating generic garbage and even if the jokes were fun, she somehow got more whiny and annoying than back in the stone age when she was on comedy roasts.

And if that was "the most famous, funny comedian" I didn't even bother watching the rest. Quick shut down and going back to searching for a good stand-up comedian on Netflix (which is kinda like searching for gold nuggets in cow dung)

The show is made up of three segments, Natasha Leggero solo, Moshe Kasher solo and another one together. I grew up watching Natasha Leggero on Comedy Central Roast and always thought she was THE killer. In her segment she shines. She delivers on her brutal reputation, roasting herself, being frank about her family history and there is not one boring moment! Moshe as always is a hilarious hipster! Does not shy away from any topic. I love when he talks about his mom and her antics. Together they are such a power couple. They amplify each other to produce an original segment that is super enjoyable, funny and makes want to see more!

I highly recommend!

I would call this a tragedy special instead of comedy. Oh, well.