Hannah Gadsby: Douglas

Straight white men have been making jokes about minorities, the LGBTQ community and women for ages, saying that "oh it's just a joke!" but when a woman dares making (good) jokes about them, apparently all hell breaks loose. Get a grip and take a look at yourselves! She's great at what she does. I liked how this show was built, I found it enjoyable. And no, I don't hate men or Americans. The end of the day: these are just jokes!

This was fantastic and so well crafted. Undeniably entertaining and clever. Watch it in its entirety to really get the full effect. Unless you are biased against homosexuality or women or science, or perhaps just logic altogether. If that's the case, you'll probably hate it as much as you hate everything else

This comedy special is a true representation of verbal gold. It is funny and representative yet understandable and emphatic. I can truly say that I have never laughed so hard. It was pure joy and I am so happy!

Oh I so am in love with this! I saw you on The Project the other night and questioning how you could follow up from Nanette. Well you have done it perfectly - when someone is authentic, honest and open, how could you ever not love them. Thank you for mixing this with such a much needed/appreciated honest voice, with vulnerability and perfect humour. If you didn't have a box, I would say I would want to love you more !!! #preferdonatello ;) I

Gadsby's second special, after the global success of 'Nanette'. The intro of this show is one of the best I've seen in years, where we are presented with the whole structure of the bits, the subjects and the timings, without spoiling the experience until the end. It addresses feminism, misogyny, the best bit about the Renaissance that I remember, ever, and other themes sensitive to the American people, to which Gadsby addresses this special. Hannah Gadsby is one of the best examples that women deserve the place and freedom when it comes to the world of comedy, especially stand-up.