Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy

Jim at his best...loved the mansplaining bit, very funny. His delivery & comedic timing is a masterclass. Jim is a closet intellectual in that he can use his power of wit to deliver sublime takes on society & their ills with the right amount of offence. I enjoyed watching Jim from early on in his career & still love his standups, he ranks as the best comedian to come out of Australia.

I do like some of Jim Jefferies's earlier shows, and thus needed no persuasion to sit down and watch his 2025 stand-up comedy show "Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy"

It was an okay show with some good laughs, but not Jefferies's best.

Jefferies does take command of the stage quite well, as he has always done, and he does feel very much at home on the stage.

Watchable, for sure, but hardly a show that warrants more than a single viewing.

My rating of "Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy" lands on a five out of ten stars.

I hate to write this, but for me this was his weakest special. I'm a big fan of Jim. I've seen him live a couple times and he is on my short list of favourite comedians. I've seen his specials so many times and this is the first one I don't think I'll watch several times (I'll give it another watch for sure). I know he talked about retiring and this might have been a special too far. I just think there isn't any gas left in the tank.

Disclaimer: 1. If you consider yourself to be sensitive to offensive comedy, this special might not be a good watch for you.

2. I won't mention any keywords of the jokes I refer to in this review. This is spoiler-free.

That said, Two Limb Policy is a special Jim can be proud of. He navigates his way through the tricky waters of offensive comedy and the "These are jokes so I don't care what you think of me" genre with good set ups, well delivered punch-lines and on occassion, clever call backs.

It is impressive how he has prepared and delivered material that should be considered extremely offensive yet at no point does he let the doubt creep into the audience's mind that the material represent his actual morals.

The routine is not without its flaws though. Especially with a couple of jokes that were set up quite well already but he builds it up a tad longer than required, by which point, you already guess the twist of the punchline - with only the delivery being able to bring out a laugh, which, with Jim, it always does.

Overall, this is a good, well rounded special with a fair few incredible jokes! Definitely give it a watch on a weekday when you've had a long day at work!

I like Jim Jeffries; as an Australian, I understand his humour and his persona and even, yes, his use of the C-word, which is frowned upon most everywhere else in the world.

Jim Jeffries is funny.

Except he really isn't funny enough in "Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy".

There are a handful of good jokes and topics raised, but, unfortunately, they are few and far between.