Netflix Is A Daily Joke

Beth Stelling, stand-up comedian and writer known for sharp observational storytelling, riffs on the misadventures of her family's guinea pigs. She tells darkly funny anecdotes about overheating, an ill-fated burial, and the irony of pet names. Quick, wry, and absurd moments about family dynamics and suburban life keep the laughs coming.

Steph Tolev, stand-up comic known for her Netflix special Filth Queen, delivers a sharp, silly set. She teases a joke that will 'ruin your life.' Short riffs examine your free hand while eating and her hand-as-claw visual. The set closes with a wink toward her special.

Keith Robinson, stand-up comedian and actor known for observational storytelling, riffs on his long friendship with Kevin Hart. He recounts first meetings, road-trip moments in his Buick, and music choices gone wrong. He teases manager drama, Kevin’s move to L.A., and a frantic call sequence after Keith’s stroke. The set honors Kevin Hart’s Mark Twain Prize recognition.

Anthony Jeselnik, a dark one-liner comic known for deadpan shock, performs a bold Norm Macdonald bit. He recounts worshipping Norm, tense tapings on Last Comic Standing, a backstage prank plan, and a baffling on-air twist. Short, sharp storytelling and uncomfortable laughs drive the conversation.

Adrienne Iapalucci, a stand-up comedian and writer known for sharp, provocative observational comedy, riffs on white women as a cultural punchline. She playfully questions who gets offended, jokes about overrepresentation, and pushes dark satire to provocative places. Fast, unapologetic, and deliberately uncomfortable.

Andrew Schulz, stand-up comedian known for provocative, observational comedy, performs a bold comedic monologue. He riffs on childhood circumcision mysteries and awkward discoveries at the gym. He recalls learning about foreskins through pornography and delivers graphic, reaction-driven storytelling. The segment closes with a cheeky promotion for his Netflix special.

Liza Treyger, stand-up comedian known for her Netflix special Night Owl, brings sharp observational humor about everyday awkwardness. She riffs on discovering someone’s newfound faith and spins a litmus-test joke that sets the comedic tone. Short, punchy stories highlight awkward personal moments and irreverent takes on social norms.

Nate Jackson, a stand-up comedian featured in the Netflix special Super Funny, riffs on observational and autobiographical material. He navigates a tense crowd interaction involving a man in a wheelchair with sharp, playful detail. Moments swing from awkward to hilarious as he finds a clever payoff that turns discomfort into shared laughter.

Vir Das, Indian stand-up comedian and actor known for sharp observational and political comedy, performs a solo routine about paternal instincts. He tells a Bombay car accident story that sparks conflicting urges. He riffs on saving, punishing, identity and near-violent outrage. He ends on a darkly funny take about what parenting might really demand.

Earthquake, a blunt, streetwise stand-up known for observational humor, riffs on modern theft. He contrasts flashy smash-and-grabs with everyday shoplifting. He recalls childhood stealthy heists, the chaos of seeing a CVS looted, and a punchline chase for toilet paper. Short, raw, and unapologetically funny.