Hilarious stand-up performances from Mark Forward, who wonders why we base all of our science on Neanderthals who are found in tar pits, and Tone Bell, who explains that once a man hits his thirties, he begins to urinate on himself.
Stand-up performances from Sydney Castillo and Owen Smith recorded at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal.
Stand-up performances from Jade Catta-Preta and Nate Jackson recorded at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal.
Kevin Hart explores Boston's comedy scene, meeting with local stand-up talents he sits down with comedians J Smitty, Reece Cotton and Jay Are Adams.
Rip Michaels and DJ Envy visit Envy's favorite restaurant.
Rip Michaels and Gina Yashere visit Gina's favorite restaurant.
Rip Michaels and Shaq visit Shaq's favorite restaurant.
Rip Michaels and Affion Crockett visit Affion's favorite restaurant.
Special K Douglas and his thoughts on Walmart.
Stand-up performances from Jade Catta-Preta and Nate Jackson recorded at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal.
Stand-up performances from BT Kingsley and Rita Brent recorded at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal.
Hilarious stand-up performances from Ronny Chieng, who discusses how New Yorkers fight with their trains and the difference between being creepy & romantic and Perry Perlmutar, who talks about the beautiful women from Buffalo and his recent divorce.
Kevin Hart returns to his comedy roots in Philadelphia, visiting his first stand-up club he introduces performances by TuRae Gordon, Anthony Moore, Lawrence Killebrew and Skeet Carter.
Dustin Nickerson advises kids against following dreams Adrian 'ADEE' McCovy recounts a costly first date Keith Johnson compares himself to an iPhone.
Stand-up performances from Marina Franklin, who explains how she knew Harlem was changing when she found a ripe tomato, and Marito Lopez, who describes a rap battle underneath the Brooklyn Bridge between himself and six Puerto Ricans.
Gerald Kelly explains low-cost airlines.
Hilarious stand-up performances from JB Ball, who explains that he hates hanging out with people who are great together and Nazeem Hussein, who describes the best way to deal with Twitter trolls.
Hilarious stand-up performances from Chris DiStefano, who imagines a world where Puerto Rican women are NFL referees and Sean McLoughlin, who discusses what he's learned about himself from being single.
Capone shares his comedic ways in his standup performance.
When Kevin Hart and his crew check out the comedy scene in Birmingham, they introduce performances from Jermaine "FunnyMaine" Johnson, Rocky Dale Davis and Trey Mack.