I loved this so much from beginning to end. What made Jack stand out from other comedians is how much of his face expressions, movements and voice were so expressive and over the top. It was like watching a cartoon of Tom and Jerry, but with only one guy. I enjoyed the very last story the most where he talked about his father's diarrhea. I straight up died rolling on the floor laughing. And he tells that story in such vivid detail that I felt like I was living in that story lmao. The other joke he made about Americans being really stupid was a good one as well

I enjoyed this Jack Whitehall special a lot more than his previous At Large.

It was pure standup, and I felt Jack maintained his energetic flamboyant style of comedy, without going over-the-top or descending into James Corden-like theatrical cringe.

I laughed-out-loud numerous times, though also felt numerous jokes didn't land. He tied material together effectively. The biggest laughs came from stories about his father (Michael Whitehall) and an interaction with audience members though - which is perhaps a sign he needs new material.

At times, jokes and lines felt almost "too rehearsed" or delivered - but this was only a small slight. I wanted to laugh and I did, so was worth the watch!

Father Whitehall's appearance in a Ukrainian hospital at the end was worth sticking around for.

This is really funny and I would recommend watching it however it is a bit more profane than his other specials and could have been made longer.