Lewis Black: Old Yeller - Live at the Borgata

A fast-talking stand-up set that rewards attention with dense wordplay and wry, sardonic jabs at the news.

A relaxed stand-up hour that turns sharp social observations into easy, steady laughs.

A raw, talky stand-up set that feels loose and confrontational, with an odd, unpredictable energy from the pairing.

A short, talky dinner-party comedy that turns awkward social friction into a light, cringe-tinged watch.

Watching feels like smart, sharp commentary delivered with theatrical wit, making you think and laugh at the absurdities of politics.

A rapid-fire stand-up set that feels like a provocateur gleefully poking at outrage culture, with blunt, adult humor and little downtime.

Wry, quick-witted panel banter skewering the week's headlines, best enjoyed with some awareness of British politics.

A brisk, joke-dense satirical roundup of the week's news, more like a wry panel show than a story.

A dry, low-key short comedy that quietly observes a small-time scheme with wry detachment.

A raw, intimate stand-up set that swings between sharp provocation and reflective storytelling, keeping you alert to every turn.

A light, chatty weekly panel that turns headlines into jokes and plain explanations, easy to dip into.

A fast, loud stand-up rant that jabs at the year's flashpoints, funny and abrasive in equal measure.