The way he brought the "he rapes but he saves a lot of people" bit full circle was masterful. On paper, I'd argue that a huge number of people wouldn't laugh at that joke. But that delivery... bravo, b.
He rocked us to sleep with the MLK stuff, then hit us with one of the most skillful callbacks ever.
He's a master up there.
My favorite comedian of all-time. Love that there were always jewels in all his sets, if you chose to think critically. Definitely see A LOT of that in Dave; especially in this climate.
I watched the first out of the two, he's reminding me a little of George Carlin
This highlights why the first special is better. Several call backs tie into the end e.g. O.J., Cosby Rapes, the Gay Superhero.The way he brought the "he rapes but he saves a lot of people" bit full circle was masterful. On paper, I'd argue that a huge number of people wouldn't laugh at that joke. But that delivery... bravo, b.
I enjoyed the feel and tone of the second more. Felt like he was working through a lot more material in the second. Nothing like when a comedian takes a seat, lights a cigarette and starts riffing. Got to catch a Mooney set like that years ago, and I'll never stop talking about it.
I think that's what I mean. It felt less like a special and more like your just seeing him in a club riffing etc. I liked the structure of the first one moreI enjoyed the feel and tone of the second more. Felt like he was working through a lot more material in the second. Nothing like when a comedian takes a seat, lights a cigarette and starts riffing. Got to catch a Mooney set like that years ago, and I'll never stop talking about it.
The Bill Cosby jokes and the sandwich biting ***** had weak
