Jane Fonda & Lily Tomlin: Ladies Night Live

As a fan of stand-up comedy as well as Grace and Frankie, I had high hopes for this special. Unfortunately it's so bad, I actually found it painful to watch. I don't think I laughed even once through the whole thing. The bits featuring Jane and Lily are simply awful : poorly written jokes with a very awkward delivery. As for the comedians' sets, they are repetitive and often amount to woke virtue signaling instead of actual comedy.

A few of the guest comedians put on a really good show, Tracey Ashley and Iliza Shlesinger killed it. However a few segments weren't funny and all were stuck on the pandemic. Unfortunately all the segments with Jane and Lily were unfunny and bland, which was surprising.

I started watching it, and it starts a but slow. But it's gets better while keeps going.

Amazing to see so many woman in the stage being open and funny and lovely.

Thank you !! <3.

Lily & Jane were overly praised, yet minimally entertaining. The comics forget that not everyone watching is from Los Angeles or NY... Nor a liberal. I'm a middle of the road Texan woman. I just want to laugh and not think about the pandemic or "being woke". Surely women can still talk and make jokes about a new subject. This offended me more than it entertained. Iliza... Love her but would rather not learn who she voted for during a "comedy show".

I love Grace and Frankie for the quick-witted -and snappy dialogue. If, like me, that's what you're expecting from this special, you'll be sorely disappointed.

Jane and Lily are painfully awkward and over-scripted. We know that they can act, but it seems comparing is not their strongest suit.

I honestly didn't laugh once at any of the guest comedians, either. This was either because of repetitive lockdown jokes, pedestrian material, or US-specific observations that people outside the country will struggle to understand.

Such a pity for something supposed to celebrate women in comedy. Sadly, it has the opposite effect and only serves as a low yardstick by which to judge us.