The Best Comedy Specials Streaming on Netflix This Month
If you’re in the mood for some laughs, Netflix has you covered this month with a lineup of comedy specials that promise everything from sharp wit to absurd storytelling. Whether you like observational humor or edgy stand-up, there’s something here to brighten your day and keep you bingeing.
John Mulaney: Baby J
John Mulaney’s latest special, Baby J, dives into his trademark blend of storytelling and clever punchlines. Known for his clean yet razor-sharp humor, Mulaney takes audiences through personal anecdotes and hilarious observations about adulthood and family life. Fans love his impeccable timing and charming delivery, making this special perfect for viewers who appreciate well-crafted jokes without the need for shock value.
Ali Wong: Don Wong
Ali Wong’s Don Wong brings her unique perspective on relationships, career, and cultural identity with her signature boldness and energy. She tackles taboo topics with a fearless attitude, making her special both relatable and refreshingly honest. This one is great for viewers who enjoy candid storytelling mixed with unapologetic humor and a strong female voice.
Hannah Gadsby: Something Special
In Something Special, Hannah Gadsby blends comedy with thought-provoking commentary on society and identity. Her style goes beyond traditional stand-up, offering moments that are both hilarious and deeply moving. It’s perfect for viewers who want their comedy to challenge norms while still delivering laughs that stick with you.
Hasan Minhaj: The King’s Jester
Hasan Minhaj’s The King’s Jester mixes storytelling with sharp political satire. Known for his dynamic stage presence and insightful cultural critiques, Minhaj keeps the pace lively and the topics relevant. If you’re into comedy that’s smart, fast-paced, and socially conscious, this special will hit the spot.
Tom Segura: Sledgehammer
Sledgehammer showcases Tom Segura’s dry wit and masterful timing, with jokes that cover everything from family chaos to everyday absurdities. His laid-back delivery makes the humor feel effortlessly relatable. This special is ideal for viewers who enjoy a mix of sarcasm and storytelling with no fluff.
Michelle Wolf: It’s Great to Be Here
Michelle Wolf’s It’s Great to Be Here is a high-energy ride through political satire and sharp social commentary. Her fearless approach and quick-fire jokes keep audiences on their toes. If you’re a fan of bold comedy that tackles current events with a sharp edge, Michelle’s special is a must-watch.
Bo Burnham: Inside (Extended Special)
Bo Burnham’s Inside is a unique comedy special that combines music, introspection, and surreal humor. Created entirely during lockdown, it’s a deeply personal and innovative take on the comedy format. This one is perfect for viewers who appreciate creativity and a blend of comedy with emotional depth.
Natalie Palamides: Nate – A One Man Show
Natalie Palamides flips the script in Nate – A One Man Show by performing as a male character in a wild and unpredictable performance. It’s a mix of physical comedy, absurdity, and character work that keeps viewers guessing. Great for those who like comedy that’s offbeat and experimental.
Jim Gaffigan: Dark Pale
Jim Gaffigan’s Dark Pale sticks to his classic observational style, focusing on food, family, and everyday life with a gentle, self-deprecating humor. His clean and approachable style makes this special a crowd-pleaser for viewers who want light-hearted, feel-good comedy.
Iliza Shlesinger: Iliza’s Late Night Snack
Iliza Shlesinger’s Iliza’s Late Night Snack blends sharp stand-up with witty sketches, exploring modern life and relationships in a fresh way. Her energetic delivery and clever writing appeal to viewers looking for a mix of traditional stand-up and creative variety.
