David Cross: Oh Come On

I've always been a fan of Cross, but this set is so uneven it's painful to watch. The second half devolves into one long incoherent hateful rant. Not what I'd call entertaining. Sad.

This is a terrible set. Cross is so repetitious it's torture to watch. This "Special" falls very short .

The entire set, start to finish, seems designed for clapter. He seemingly goes back and forth in his set between hating on the California/LA, "Santa Monica", culture and embodying the same culture that he claims to hate; the hypocrisy of it all is quite astounding. Feels like he might have been aiming for irony, or satire, but he missed the mark.

He kept me on the edge of my seat the entire set, waiting for the punchlines. Unfortunately, there were only a few moments where I laughed. While I found myself agreeing with much of what he said, I was hoping for a comedy set not a TED talk from a sketch comedy writer.

If you are a liberal who wants to relive the experience of hating on Trump, or a self hating Californian, then this might be the clapter special for you.

David Cross has a fantasy that he wants to share. That fantasy makes me feel so good and it gives me hope. Don't get me wrong, the rest of the show is funny as hell. I was laughing a lot. But that golden nugget made my day.

This is a good clean respectable family comedy show. I think the idea with the horses is a good one.