Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTim Dillon rants about fast food, living in Texas, Disney adults and the reason no one should be called a hero.Tim Dillon rants about fast food, living in Texas, Disney adults and the reason no one should be called a hero.Tim Dillon rants about fast food, living in Texas, Disney adults and the reason no one should be called a hero.
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I like Tim Dillon a fair amount, his comedy is very energetic and fairly creative at times. This special did not do justice to his standup as much as it should've. Americans fat, liberals are weird, Covid (which really dates the special) and so on. Granted these bits were still delivered with great energy but the crowd was lackluster, you can tell the editing team had to add in fake laughter. I won't say Tim's a hack but some of his jokes could've used some work. I found the experience more positive as there were moments that were genuinely funny which made my rating a 6 rather than a 4 or 5.
I personally love tim, listen to his podcast every week and love his sense of humor. I might have set my expectations a bit high bcuz of how good of a ranter he is, and the fact that's all improvised for the most part. Considering that, i thought with more structure it woulda packed a better punch. Don't get me wrong i still laughed pretty good at some points but i don't think this was at his full potential.
This guy is a friend of Joe Rogan and a regular guest on his podcast who is a very funny guy. He reminds me of Artie Lang, a lot. He is a very bright guy but plays the "blue collar", or even White trash role very well. His commentary on Woke culture, social matters, and more. He is critical, and self-effacing and I found him very funny. A mess, but very funny.
Tim is one of the funniest comics ever, yet here he's rambling about the most basic, overdone things - fat people, fast food, "white people are nazis", "texans hate liberals"...
This guy was never so bland and generic until it came time to "clean up" his act for Netflix. The result is... this... Nothing special.
Really disappointing. I'll just assume this is what a comic has to stoop to in order to get a Netflix special at all.
And you can tell this is the selected Netflix audience - they got deathly quiet when he mentioned Joe Rogan, like he dropped an N bomb or something.
Worst of all, just like an Amy Shumer or another hack comedian's special, you can tell there's fake audience laugher and cheers added in post. Sometimes a sample of an audience cheering would play, but at the same time the camera would reveal that the audience is actually sitting still and not reacting whatsoever. It's ridiculous. Netflix keeps doing this, and I get why with its many bad comics, but with Tim?
This guy was never so bland and generic until it came time to "clean up" his act for Netflix. The result is... this... Nothing special.
Really disappointing. I'll just assume this is what a comic has to stoop to in order to get a Netflix special at all.
And you can tell this is the selected Netflix audience - they got deathly quiet when he mentioned Joe Rogan, like he dropped an N bomb or something.
Worst of all, just like an Amy Shumer or another hack comedian's special, you can tell there's fake audience laugher and cheers added in post. Sometimes a sample of an audience cheering would play, but at the same time the camera would reveal that the audience is actually sitting still and not reacting whatsoever. It's ridiculous. Netflix keeps doing this, and I get why with its many bad comics, but with Tim?
Tim deserves the stage hes now on as he speaks the truth on todays society...
You tell the real story of what's going on in this world and the audience will laugh.. just look back on George Carlins stand ups...
Tim deserves everything he can get for being truthful and having self respect...
Tim deserves everything he can get for being truthful and having self respect...
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