Erin Jackson brings sharp wit and cool confidence to the stage in Lonely People Algorithm, a brilliant and hilariously honest set that takes on the wild world of online dating, digital loneliness, and the algorithmic chaos of modern love. With her smooth delivery and effortless timing, Erin turns awkward interactions and tragic swipes into pure comedic gold.

From navigating the weird recommendations of dating apps to calling out the hilarity of being single in a data-driven world, Erin’s comedy is relatable, refreshingly smart, and incredibly funny. She dives into the emotional side of tech-driven romance — and the irony of feeling more alone the more connected we seem to be.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever been ghosted, matched with their ex, or wondered why the algorithm thinks they’re into barefoot hiking. Erin Jackson nails it with wit, warmth, and punchlines that hit home.

Comedians: Erin Jackson, Kevin Hart, Louis C.K., Dave Chappelle, Bert Kreischer, Bill Burr, Ali Wong, Hasan Minhaj, Tom Segura, Jo Koy, Sam Morril, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Chris Rock, Richard Pryor, Trevor Noah, Michelle Wolf, Tiffany Haddish, Ronny Chieng, Andrew Schulz, Gina Yashere

Louis C.K. dives into the complexities of gender, relationships, and the eternal mystery of women in The Reason for Women — a brutally honest and darkly hilarious set that only he could pull off. With his signature blend of cynicism and self-deprecation, Louis unpacks the awkward truths and comedic contradictions that come with being a man trying to understand women.

From failed relationships to uncomfortable realizations, Louis walks the line between provocative and profoundly relatable, holding up a mirror to modern masculinity and asking questions most people are too afraid to say out loud. His timing is razor-sharp, his insights are raw, and the laughter is often laced with uncomfortable truth — exactly what fans love about his style.

This episode is vintage Louis C.K.: fearless, flawed, and painfully funny. If you like your comedy intelligent, uncomfortable, and impossible to ignore, this one is essential listening.

Comedians: Louis C.K., Dave Chappelle, Bert Kreischer, Bill Burr, Patrice O’Neal, Kevin Hart, Richard Pryor, Tom Segura, Robin Williams, Russell Peters, Jo Koy, Ricky Gervais, Chris Rock, Sam Morril, Andrew Schulz, Theo Von, Ali Wong, Hasan Minhaj, Trevor Noah, Jim Gaffigan, Eddie Murphy

Zain Sharif boldly blends theology with comedy in Why Are There No Female Prophets?, a sharp, thought-provoking, and laugh-packed set that tackles religion, gender roles, and cultural taboos with fearless charm. With a delivery that’s equal parts cheeky and insightful, Zain dives into the “sacred” question no one dares ask — and turns it into comedy gold.

From religious contradictions to awkward mosque moments and cultural double standards, Zain’s material walks the perfect line between reverence and rebellion. His ability to poke fun at big ideas without ever punching down makes this episode not only hilarious, but also oddly enlightening. You’ll laugh, you’ll think, and then you’ll laugh again.

This is stand-up that asks real questions with unreal punchlines. If you're into edgy comedy that’s smart, honest, and fearlessly funny, Zain Sharif delivers in a way few others can.

Comedians: Zain Sharif, Gastor Almonte, Bill Burr, Patrice O’Neal, Russell Peters, Hasan Minhaj, Ali Wong, Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Jimmy O. Yang, Chris Rock, Trevor Noah, Robin Williams, Tom Segura, Andrew Schulz, Jo Koy, Sam Morril, Ronny Chieng, Mo Amer

Bert Kreischer is back in full party mode with No Shirts Required, a belly-busting set that showcases everything fans love about “The Machine.” Shirtless, shameless, and completely uncensored, Bert turns everyday chaos into masterful storytelling, blending wild adventures, dad life, and outrageous confessions with his signature laugh-out-loud delivery.

From ridiculous travel tales to brutally honest takes on marriage, parenting, and midlife crisis energy, Bert proves once again that nobody spins a story quite like him. His ability to go from absurd to relatable in seconds makes every punchline land harder, and the laughs just keep rolling.

This episode is pure Bert — loud, lovable, and totally off the rails. If you’ve ever needed a good laugh, an escape from the ordinary, or just a reminder that life is better with no shirt and a story to tell, this one’s for you.

Comedians: Bert Kreischer, Eva Evans, Zain Sharif, Gastor Almonte, Bill Burr, Kevin Hart, Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, Tom Segura, Joe Rogan, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Ralphie May, Sam Morril, Chris Rock, Andrew Schulz, Theo Von, Jo Koy, Ali Wong, Hasan Minhaj, Mark Normand

Dave Chappelle, the undisputed master of modern stand-up, takes center stage in The Best Moments — a curated collection of his most iconic, thought-provoking, and laugh-out-loud bits from across his legendary career. From brutal honesty about race and politics to surreal stories and social satire, Chappelle’s voice is as sharp as ever and impossible to ignore.

Whether he's breaking down American culture, riffing on celebrity encounters, or diving deep into uncomfortable truths with effortless humor, every clip in this episode reminds you why Chappelle is in a league of his own. His ability to walk the line between hilarious and heavy — while still keeping you glued to every word — is what makes him one of the greatest comedians to ever grab a mic.

This episode is a tribute to Chappelle’s brilliance: fearless, funny, and always relevant. If you’re a long-time fan or just discovering his genius, The Best Moments is your front-row ticket to stand-up history.

Comedians: Dave Chappelle, Bert Kreischer, Eva Evans, Zain Sharif, Gastor Almonte, Bill Burr, Patrice O’Neal, Kevin Hart, Richard Pryor, Tom Segura, Robin Williams, Chris Rock, Louis C.K., Eddie Murphy, Jo Koy, Russell Peters, Hasan Minhaj, Ali Wong, Theo Von, Andrew Schulz, Trevor Noah

Gastor Almonte delivers a storytelling masterclass in NYC Rats Are Built Different, a hilarious and vivid look at life in the five boroughs — where even the rodents have attitude. With his warm delivery and magnetic presence, Gastor blends street-level observations and personal anecdotes into a comedy set that’s as relatable as it is ridiculous.

From navigating the chaos of New York neighborhoods to dealing with the city’s infamous rats that act like they pay rent, Gastor’s humor is raw, honest, and filled with heart. His stories don’t just make you laugh — they paint a full picture of the hustle, the noise, and the unexpected comedy that comes with growing up in Brooklyn.

If you’ve ever lived in a big city or just love a good slice-of-life tale told right, this episode is for you. Gastor Almonte proves that even New York’s grimiest creatures can inspire some of the cleanest laughs.

Comedians: Gastor Almonte, Bill Burr, Patrice O’Neal, Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor, Russell Peters, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, JC Currais, Chris Tucker, Jimmy O. Yang, Tom Segura, Robin Williams, Jo Koy, Louis C.K., Andrew Schulz, Sam Morril, Nate Bargatze, Hasan Minhaj, Roy Wood Jr., Ali Wong

Bill Burr brings his legendary no-holds-barred style to the hot topic of parenthood in Motherhood Is Not the Hardest Job, one of his most iconic and controversial bits. With brutal honesty and biting sarcasm, Bill questions the cultural pedestal we place motherhood on — and sparks laughter (and outrage) in the process.

In this classic rant, Burr compares motherhood to genuinely grueling jobs like roofing in the summer or fighting fires, all while making it clear he’s not anti-mom — he’s just calling out the exaggerated narratives. His delivery is bold, sharp, and perfectly timed, turning a taboo subject into a crowd-pleasing comedic masterpiece. Whether you agree or not, you will laugh.

This episode is a perfect example of why Bill Burr is one of the most respected voices in stand-up: fearless, unapologetic, and painfully funny. If you like your comedy served with a side of truth bombs, this one’s a must-listen.

Comedians: Bill Burr, Patrice O’Neal, Eddie Murphy, JC Currais, Jimmy O. Yang, Chris Tucker, Richard Pryor, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Louis C.K., Tom Segura, Robin Williams, Russell Peters, Ricky Gervais, Andrew Schulz, Sam Morril, Nate Bargatze, Bert Kreischer, Steve Harvey, George Carlin, Jim Jefferies

Patrice O'Neal delivers pure, unfiltered brilliance in Men Can’t Love You And Like You, one of the most talked-about segments from his legendary Elephant in the Room special. With his signature blend of brutal honesty, deep insight, and razor-sharp wit, Patrice dives into the complex dynamics between men and women — and he doesn’t hold back.

In this unforgettable bit, Patrice explains the raw truth about how men think, love, and connect (or don’t), challenging conventional relationship advice in a way that’s both hilarious and uncomfortably real. His ability to say what everyone’s thinking — but no one dares to say — is what made him one of the most respected and feared voices in comedy.

This episode isn’t just funny — it’s philosophical, cutting, and guaranteed to spark debate. If you like your comedy bold, smart, and unapologetically real, Patrice O’Neal delivers in a way that only he could.

Comedians: Patrice O'Neal, Eddie Murphy, JC Currais, Jimmy O. Yang, Chris Tucker, Richard Pryor, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr, Robin Williams, Russell Peters, Bernie Mac, Steve Harvey, Tom Segura, Jo Koy, Trevor Noah, Martin Lawrence, Louis C.K., Andrew Schulz, Corey Holcomb, Sam Morril

Eddie Murphy set the comedy world on fire with Delirious, and in this special episode, we spotlight the absolute best moments from that iconic, career-defining performance. From tight red leather to tighter punchlines, Eddie's delivery, timing, and raw charisma made Delirious one of the most influential stand-up specials of all time.

Whether he's joking about his wild family, Mr. T, ice cream trucks, or growing up in the '70s, every bit in this compilation hits just as hard today as it did when it first aired. Eddie’s voices, physicality, and fearless edge created a blueprint for generations of comedians to follow — and this “best of” episode captures his genius in peak form.

If you’ve never seen Delirious, this is your crash course in comedy royalty. And if you’re a longtime fan, prepare to laugh all over again at the lines you’ll never forget. This is Eddie Murphy at his absolute best — unfiltered, unforgettable, and undeniably hilarious.

Comedians: Eddie Murphy, JC Currais, Jimmy O. Yang, Chris Tucker, Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, Robin Williams, Russell Peters, Jo Koy, Bernie Mac, Steve Harvey, Martin Lawrence, Gabriel Iglesias, Tom Segura, Bill Burr, Trevor Noah, Louis C.K., Hasan Minhaj, Ali Wong, Andrew Schulz

JC Currais pounces onstage in Cat Daddy, a high-energy set packed with outrageous stories, unexpected twists, and the kind of physical comedy that keeps you laughing from start to finish. With wild charisma and a voice that grabs your attention instantly, JC takes the audience on a hilarious journey through his life as an unlikely cat owner — and all the chaos that comes with it.

From feline freakouts to awkward Tinder dates and loud family moments, JC blends personal tales with cartoon-like delivery, making every punchline land with maximum impact. His ability to weave absurdity into real-life experiences makes him one of the most animated and original voices in the comedy scene today.

This episode is pure fun — a wild ride that proves you don’t have to be a cat person to fall in love with Cat Daddy. If you like your comedy fast, loud, and a little out of control, JC Currais is your guy.

Comedians: JC Currais, Jimmy O. Yang, Pauline Yasuda, Jo Koy, Ronny Chieng, Russell Peters, Gabriel Iglesias, Richard Pryor, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Tom Segura, Robin Williams, Bill Burr, Hasan Minhaj, Ali Wong, Trevor Wallace, Chris Tucker, Andrew Schulz, Sam Morril, Theo Von