Bob Saget declares himself to be the last TV father viewers can trust in his hour of entertaining stories, riffing with the audience, words of wisdom and new original comedy songs.
Bob Saget takes to the stage with a filthy song in his heart as he lets loose and embraces the dark side as he tells his favorite dirty jokes and stories about his dad - the guy who made him like this.
Comedian Elon Gold performs.
Jinkx Monsoon recounts some of the crazier tales from her sex-addicted, alcoholic past, which led to her finding her true self.
Haitian born stand-up comedian, TJ, tackles with his conversational style the perils of English as a third language, evil children, race, and the metoo movement.
Peppermint invites people on an all-inclusive journey.
Michael Ian Black offers his take on the human experience.
The comic in his first stand-up special shares his insight on everything from sky diving to uncreative Halloween costumes.
Comic Gary Owen discusses his history of growing up in and around trailer parks during a live performance.
This last year has been unlike any other: COVID, lockdowns, and for Gary, it has also included a divorce and family insanity unlike any other up until now, Gary hasn't been able to speak about what really happened.
Bill Engvall, renowned comedian, entertains audiences for the last time.
Comic Jay Mohr tackles subjects ranging from unexpected visitors to bringing up children and working with Chris Farley on "Saturday Night Live."
Morgan Murphy performs her comedy routine.
Rich Vos gets savagely roasted on his birthday by his wife Bonnie McFarlane and other celebrity comedian friends including Colin Quinn, Jim Norton, Robert Kelly, Jay Oakerson and more.
Tom Papa discusses his life and kids worst roommates.
Comic and writer Katrina Davis attempts to process the world around her through Southern observations, drug-related sports facts and a theory on why dying alone makes perfect sense.
In his debut special, Damon Sumner hilariously dives into his inability to maintain a social life, raising both his kids and those of others and maintaining friendships as a couple at The Limelight Theater in Atlanta, Ga.
From start to finish, Dino puts his foot on the gas and keeps going with non stop laughs.
Ryan Erwin looks at his inability in keeping a regular job Erwin hilariously informs a sold-out Utah crowd why the job they're watching him do is the only one he's able to keep.
A live concert performance that leans heavily on three favorite characters cranky old man Walter, Achmed the Dead Terrorist, the mischievous purple whatzit and Peanut.