Stand up comedian Jay Mohr reveals everything from the intimate - marriage, raising a child and more - to the extraordinary in this hilarious comedy special.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Scott L. Montoya
Director
Jay Mohr
Self
Nikki Cox
Writer
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Commentaires
6 commentaires
First time I watched a Jay Mohr stand-up comedy, in this case Happy And A Lot, and overall it was an entertaining show. His material is good, even though I would have preferred it a bit rougher. It's clean humor, nothing sarcastic nor too daring but it's good enough to have a good hour of fun. He brings his show in a pleasant way, good vocabulary and most important his jokes are working. He will never be my favorite stand-up comedian, for that I need more sarcasm and dark humor, but it was entertaining and that's what it's all about.
First time I watched a Jay Mohr stand-up comedy, in this case Happy And A Lot, and overall it was an entertaining show. His material is good, even though I would have preferred it a bit rougher. It's clean humor, nothing sarcastic nor too daring but it's good enough to have a good hour of fun. He brings his show in a pleasant way, good vocabulary and most important his jokes are working. He will never be my favorite stand-up comedian, for that I need more sarcasm and dark humor, but it was entertaining and that's what it's all about.