The Standups

While granted, some of the comedians are way funnier than others, how can you go wrong with LAUGHTER???

I for one love to laugh, and appreciate the fact that shows like this exist. Again, especially in the first season (2017), some of the highlighted comedians were hilarious, while a couple weren't that great (with one in particular being downright bad). The jokes, however, are original, and unless you have no funny bone whatsoever, you will, at the very least, walk away having smiled - a lot. Season 2 seems to have started out on the right foot, so I'll stayed tuned. It's better than an apple a day.

This is how I found Beth Stelling and Nikki Glaser. I'm a huge fan of stand up comedy and now my favorite comedian is Beth Stelling. This program is great, I love that they brought amazing comedians together to perform a fantastic show. I wish I could've seen it live.

Some of the episodes are great, but they are almost the same number as the meh / bad episodes. Better off watching a long stand up by a notable performer.

At first, this show feels like an up-and-coming comics showcase. The first episode felt pretty strong with Nate Bargatze. But in later episodes, I found myself 20-30 minutes into the show, quitting the episode and skipping to the next one. I pretty much did that with the rest of them. Unfortunately, most of these lesser known comedians appear to be unknown for pretty good reason. It felt like they didn't really have much in the way of jokes to tell, but hoped somehow talking about themselves would be hilarious. It is almost cringey watching these mediocre personalities dying in front of a huge, live audience, with nary a chuckle.

My personal evaluation: Nate Bargaze - Good Fortune Feimster - Good Deon Cole - Very Good Nikki Glaser - Ok Beth Sterling - Not Good Dan Soder - Not Good Gina Yashere - Good Kyle Kinane - Good Rachel Finestein - Not Good Brent Moran - Not Good Aparnan Nancheria - Very Good