Live at the Moth Club

I would happily watch 'somewhat unknown comedians' if they were either ( a ) only SOMEWHAT unknown, or ( b ) comedians. I've persevered with this in the hope that there will, at some point, be some comedy involved. 'Dry' comedy would be fine; this is not 'dry', it's arid. Desolate. Barren.

Even that would be bearable if the 'framing' story or it's characters were even vaguely funny. As one previous reviewer mentioned, Mark Heap can usually draw humour from any situation; this one has defeated even him ... and God knows, if it's reliant on the other regulars for it's survival, I really hope no-one has given up their day jobs. In fact, I really hope they have day jobs.

If you like humour, watch something humorous. If you like dry humour, watch something drily humorous. If you really really like things that are less funny than a bad middle-school end-of-term production written by the least funny person in the school and featuring characters who are about as funny as gangrene - month-old gangrene at that - watch this show.

A genuinely new feeling spin on the mockumentary style comedy show.

There are scripted parts with known faces playing characters but the show is interspersed with actual stand up sets from up and coming comedians and headlined by a big name (Phil Wang in the first episode!) The up and comers range from recognizable to brand new which I always enjoy and sometimes they are woven into the stripted story lines.

The characters are interesting and different from the usual roles you see a lot of these actors in. The comedy sets are hit or miss of course depending on who is on stage but overall fantastic.

Definitely recommend a watch!

Could have been a great format for comedy. Except its not in any way funny. Some of the beat characters from other shows but boringly inept here. The stand up is cringe-worthy and the reality-TV clips don't offer anything either. Waste of a good concept. Avoid if you like genuine humour. Such a shame as it could have been great but just didn't offer anything new or funny.

If you like good comedy it's probably better to watch stand up from performers that you know instead of watching this tripe. It swings from annoying to painful in equal measures.

A painful watch and with so much available these days, it's easy to find something more entertaining. Not interesting at all unfortunately.

There are alot of people here who have had success in other roles but often when they come together to the types of shows that they want with all their friends it's just a bit of a disaster. This is no different, I'm unsure anyone would find this remotely funny.

The jokes don't land, the characters feel forced and almost like parodies of ones we've seen out of far better shows. There are some comedians here that just aren't funny and the fact they get so many roles is beyond me! Phil Wang for one. Dustin burns another, I see them in stuff that's good, but it's good in spite of them being in it. This is just bad and they're bad in it.

Natasha and Ellie aren't a good team, their joint comedy was abysmal and whilst Ellie has some talent acting, Natasha should stick to shadows and nothing else. Her brother Jason feels so one dimensional at this point I just don't enjoy his supposed humour.

It's definitely one to miss! Not one remotely interesting character.

Televised stand-up is usually awful to me now but this was so much funnier and more endearing than i expected. Totally hilarious and out of left field. Loved it, upset its reception hasnt landed as deserved. Sort of a combination sketch and stand-up show. Star-studded too! I watched it all through in one go. If you like Ellie White & Natasia Demetriou, enjoy the humour of Mindy Kaling's Four Weddings and a Funeral, BBC Ghosts, Taskmaster, What We Do In The Shadows, Stath lets flats etc this will appeal to you. Not so much if you're more into the frenetic Michael McIntyre flapping and bounding from side to side at the Apollo brand of comedy.