Christina P: Mother Inferior

Christina Pazsitsky is a brilliant social commentator who exploits the gap between generation x and millennials to create a funny and especially memorable Netflix experience.

This is what happened to that hot super smart goth chick you knew in high school. She went to Oxford , started a stand up career and somehow found time to have a baby with Tom Segura.

the Arthousefilms review is just some salty liberal who hates the Fact Christina picked on sjw's & millennials... The review says they are a fan of the joke thief garbage Amy Schumer.. that should tell you all you need to know about there taste in comedy totally low & loose! They claim Christina is filthy but they live in San Fran, a place where the streets are lined with dirty needles, human waste & knowingly passing aids isn't a crime! America is over the echo chamber liberals & there crocodile tears! Mother Inferior is great & had me cracking up constantly! I can't wait till her next special... till then I'll be chillin at your moms house!

I really like the entire set however the last 10 minutes didn't go well.

I prefer stand up that just has good jokes, zingers, stories with great punch lines, play on words--I'm not into slapstick comedy. If you like slapstick you might enjoy her routine. I can tolerate some of it mixed into a routine, but the silly voices she "over used" made me almost hate the routine. I thought the voices were really bad, other than when she spoke as her father--that was simply a deep accented voice versus the screeching pterodactyl voice (and faces) she made the rest of her routine. She reminded me of a very exaggerated version of Iliza Shlesinger, whose voices/face making I don't care for either but don't hate as I did here with Christina. I think I may have appreciated about 15% of her routine, but actually hated a larger percentage. This was my first (and will be last) time watching comedian.

This was a delight, in a society full of oversensitive people, she gets it, i personally thought this was such a breath of fresh air, in a world full of false pretentious people obsessed with themselves. Her comedic timing is absolutely brilliant, and i just thought it was completely magical.