Jimmy Carr is one of the most brilliant comedians I've ever seen. He's known by his crude language and offensive jokes, but even those are very smart - he likes to work with puns a lot and one-liners that usually don't let you go "oh for f*cks sake" because after he finishes one, gets the laugh he goes onto his next one and you'll be laughing out loud the entire show.

The heckles are always an amusement, even though he recycles a lot of his comebacks. His show always gets the same format which is fantastic for the viewers, because trying to hard is something we can all see and Jimmy Carr is just a natural gifted comedian. I hope people get notice of him and his stand ups. He takes life lightly in subjects that people are way too sensitive about. Sure pedophilia is a crime and he speaks a lot about it, but it's not like he's saying people to do it - he just wants them to laugh at an hypothetical situation.

If you're going to watch this hold your horses, say "f*ck it" and enjoy. You'll absolutely love it.

The good thing about a Jimmy Carr show is that you're never disappointed, at least if you're not easily offended. Jimmy Carr always delivers, he's a waterfall of words, mostly one-liner jokes, all politically non-correct, never to shy or afraid to interact with the audience. When he interacts with the audience it becomes clear he's a genious in funny comeback answers as you'll never win an argument with him. The audience clearly enjoys his shows, like I do as well. You just have to be able to laugh with anything. Laughing And Joking is the perfect title for his show as this is what it's about, him joking about everything you can't joke about and the audience laughing at all his wrong jokes. I wouldn't say this show was his best one but it's good enough for me to entertain me during a full 90 minutes and that's not easy to do.

This was the eighth stand up tour and DVD release for the fantastically funny, witty and debonair comedian Jimmy Carr, who presents once again his cool dress code, and his brilliant observational and even ruder jokes covering various subjects. Routines and discussions in the show, with some audience participation and animated illustrations on screen, include him being in comedy, laughing, chat up lines, disability, the supernatural and seeing a ghost, obesity and being fat, a lot about sex, clothing and fashion, sexuality and gender, him having no relation to Alan Carr, homosexuality - gay and lesbian, 50 Shades of Grey, pornography, political correctness, paedophilia, teachers, Countdown and Rachel Riley, charity, posh people and royalty, The Queen, flashing, Vajazzles, the best and worst gifts someone has given someone else, hecklers, Secret Santa, relationships, most important things in a relationship, masturbation, celebrities, terrorism and terrorist threat levels, religion, teenage girls, foreign holidays, couples, long term relationships, reasons heard not to have sex by women, weird sexual acts, fetishes and fantasies, walking in on people having sex, what women have been asked sexually and said no to, children and parenting, oral sex and blowjobs, racism, offensive jokes and a story about being famous. Special features on the DVD include him meeting and greeting members of the audience for autographs and photographs and getting to know them to make jokes, and some extra jokes he performed on stage been was not seen in the full show. Jimmy Carr was number 12 on 100 Greatest Stand-Ups. Very good!