User Reviews

The show goes downhill extremely as fast after the first 2 episodes. These two episodes have people who have good stories and they give good reasons on why they turn situations that upset people into comedy. They make clear why some things work when they make jokes about them and how their jokes work. I respect these people and they respect comedy. They know what comedy is at its core. We see the importance of comedy in people's lives and how it impacts people no matter where they are. Comedy is a part of the human experience and we see that what people like is different, and the need for comedy has a different reason. All of this makes the first episodes more respectable and you can feel a deep amount of thought put in by the comedians featured on this show. Then these last two episodes come and they could only set in a valid feeling of frustration. Theses episodes make clear how oblivious Larry is in general, just like the people he interviews. You can see that people who talk the most about racial equality are the most oblivious in these episodes. There's a lack of empathy and understanding. And most of these people also don't look like they can hear what's coming out of their mouth. The doom of foolishness sets in from the American interviews. The native American people literally criticize comedy shows for misrepresenting their culture. A black woman says that the media represents the experience of African American citizens. You can see that these Native American comedians are somehow unable to understand that this happens to any culture on comedy shows. These people also criticize people who misuse their culture accidentally. I can understand that they have the right to be offended, but that doesn't mean that they aren't wrong. They can just shoo out anyone who does anything about their culture and give a lesson about their culture even though the reason why people misused their culture from the start was the fact that this topic isn't fully interesting to them. They also say that they are representing their cultures, but I still don't understand how these people are fulfilled by the job they are doing right now. The black lady also ignorantly also makes the point I stated above, and acts like black people can't come from different backgrounds. This episode is just a pat on the back for people who try their hardest to stand out using things so they can hide their lack of personality. The sexism episode, which is the last episode, limelights too many people. These people also show a general lack of social intelligence. They think that anyone who gives them a bad glare is only doing this because they aren't straight. They somehow can't cope with the fact that what they do is something people aren't used to and they are just interested. This is obviously considered to be rude but this is something we all have. It's just a habit humans have which didn't turn out to be good in this age. These people who act like they are ahead of their time are still showing the same problems people have shown for eons. This is a basic loophole that repeats as people try to find a spot in the time they live, and it's mostly wrong due to people trying to become the opposite of what the people who existed before them did, which is influenced by the culture portrayed a in a span of hundred or so years ago before their birth. They can't cope with the fact that they aren't too special. These two episodes show that if you're as pathetic as the people in these episodes, you're going to die and won't be remembered because chasing your own tail for your whole life isn't too memorable if you do it in every part of your life.

I agree with some of the other reviewers, the first two episodes were great. The last two episodes were completely unnecessary. I would like to have seen more from other countries rather than rhetoric from my own.