Marc Maron wades through a swamp of vitamin hustlers, evangelicals and grown male nerd children, culminating in a gleefully filthy end times fantasy.
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source: Marc Maron: End Times Fun
An average Joe. The quite so ignorant MSM-viewing Joe that is completely lost in him self, tries to do comedy. But it's not working out. Angry and emotional are not two good emotions when being so left the head can't even turn right.
Sure, it's funny...but it's also oddly less incisive than I've come to expect from Maron. With a bunch of observational humor, this is more like a hard-edged Seinfeld; and even the more incisive stuff is pretty juvenile (Pence is gay...groundbreaking). However, I do love how Maron is starting to physically match his grumpy old man mentality.
Overall, I found Marc funny and a pretty good time to watch. His comments toward the End about who writes all the superhero stuff, and all the SuperHero Marvel Universe movies that are poured on us this last few years, and about Jesus 2nd coming, would have not made sense to me 10 years ago, but NOW, uhhh... hell, could be possible. :o Ha hahahha It's gettin that scary in the USA. Worth a watch! :D.
I don't care what the haters say. He's extremely honest and crude in a way that's hilarious, insightful, and humbling. I've never seen his work before, but now I definitely need to see more now !
Allthough Marc Maron is in this business since decades it was the first stand-up comedy from him for me. I thought it started a little slow but towards the end it became much better. I get it that not everybody finds this show funny, and that's just because some people just don't understand sarcasm, it's just not given to everyone, that's not an attack or so, it's just a fact. And Marc Maron's sarcasm is very well hidden, he doesn't make it obvious he's been sarcastic, so not everybody will get that even if you explained them what sarcasm is. To me he's a good storyteller, he's not very energetic on scene, no mimicing or playing characters, that's just not his style and that's fine. I was entertained, I laughed and grinned, so to me it was sufficient to have a good time watching and listening to End Times Fun.
After watching it for 30 minutes or so, and not even cracking a smile, I decided to stop watching this boring TED talk about Trump and nerds... it's basically: Old man yelling at clouds. I'm not even from the US so I don't care about Trump either way, but it's such a cheap trick to just bash on Trump and think that's comedy somehow. Meh....
At one point he said "I think this is sort of the TED Talk portion of my show", but the entire show is like a TED Talk. Literally didn't laugh or chuckle, not even once.
Huge fan of Maron aside from his political rantings. political humor is tacky imho so without the trump&Republican jokes I'd give it a 9/10
