source: Yearly Departed

I laughed a few times throughout but absolutely hated the "audience" reactions. Sometimes they didn't even make sense, it felt like they recorded a bunch of them at once and edited them in randomly after each sentence spoken. Annoying!

This is exactly what I needed tonight. I hope they do this again for 2021.

Sim! Humor inteligente, critica ácida e com o melhor elenco! Participação especial faz dos últimos minutos uma emoção a parte. Recomendo!

Don't believe the reviews this was a great special. I enjoyed the point of view and related to a lot of the monologues. My favourites were Tiffany Hadish, Natasha Rothwell and Natasha Leggero. Sara Silverman sums everything up nicely at the end! I can see people not liking it but it probably wasn't made for them. I will save people time don't watch it if you can't handle strong funny women, believe COVID was a hoax, supported the Trump presidency or believe "all lives matter", this is not for you.

This lineup is a bunch of amazing comics! They happen to be women and many of them happen to not be white. I think that's a big part of the hate on the reviews. These days, you have to laugh otherwise you always cry. Thanks for some inspiration.

I'm almost ashamed that i've seen this Do yourself a favor and don't waste your time find something else to watch

I laughed a few times throughout but absolutely hated the "audience" reactions. Sometimes they didn't even make sense, it felt like they recorded a bunch of them at once and edited them in randomly after each sentence spoken. Annoying!

I thought comedy was supposed to be funny. Sarah Silverman seems to suck the life out of comedy ( and pretty much everything else she takes a stab at ). Enough said about her. This was so bad that Hollyweird just make a sequel v2.0 so they could rub our noses in it all over again...as if the past two years we've endured weren't bad enough all by themselves. A real comedy wind-up for the year would have at least permitted us some gallows humour relief--but NO. I think they actually just want us to feel even more miserable about things. ( Kudos to them: mission accomplished. ) I remember when comedy was about making wry observations and pointing out the flaws of yourself, other people, society and current events in a humorous way. Apparently that's now completely given way to disgusting comments, woke preachiness and toxic ideological ramblings that leave no room for laughing at yourself or others--with room to grow and connect. Humour left the room a long time ago.

If you want to hear I requested critiques on politics and racism, this is your jam. Don't waste your time. The year in review on Netflix was much funnier!