Delivery

Although this documentary is couched in terms of four friends honing their comedic chops it's about so much more. Mark Myers takes us on his journey towards parenthood ,with his fears and his hopes of that station in life, all impacting on his preparation for his first stand up routine. He introduces us to three other friends all bound together by the same plight as they each prepare their routines for amateur night at Yuk Yuks. Some will fail and others will succeed but the back stories are what makes this documentary shine. While Mark deals with imminent parenthood his friend Sean has to deal with a dying father that he never bonded with. Its clear that the impending birth and death represent the cycle of life and Mark nicely integrates all the challenges of that into the 4 men's journey through their individual comedic processes. Light, humorous and engaging and worthy of your viewing time.

Watched part of this Canadian garbage with so called comedians. It a few well known ones, including Russell Peter's.

Our tax credit dollars at work creating garbage !

Watch it, if you can stomach it !🙄😏👎👎

These guys are comedians? I think that this movie meant to show a wide variety of emotions -- sadness, happiness, etc, everything that being a stand-up comedian goes through, but the one thing it does not show is humor -- these guys and their jokes are just not funny. No wonder I never heard of them. Is this movie Canadian? That would explain a lot.