Dana Carvey: Straight White Male, 60

This was my first time to see Dana Carvey as a stand-up comedian.

I must say that I found him to be funny. Dana Carvey sure has lots of energy and his material is good and well-thought through. It is nice that he does a mixture of current events and parodies.

He is good at delivering the material and he feels very natural on the stage.

However, this is hardly the type of show that you will watch a second time around, in my honest opinion. But if you haven't already seen "Dana Carvey: Straight White Male, 60", and if you enjoy stand-up comedy, then you definitely should take the time to sit down and watch it, if you have the chance.

Unbeatable stand-up. Dana is back in top form in this drop dead hilarious show full of tons of new material and fabulous impressions. Very current. For once a comedian who can talk about something other than sex, explicit discussion of intimate body parts, or gross bodily excretions, which seems to be the main material passing for comedy these days. I always loved Dana on SNL. This show has more funny, insightful material than I've ever seen from him. Absolute genius. Can't imagine why the imdb rating isn't a 10. I haven't laughed this much in a long while. Thanks, Dana!! 💓

Loved it and love him!!! Laughed so hard! Made friends and family watch it and they love it too! We watch it over and over:) Keeps it so real and relatable, and it is hilarious! Wish he would have more stand ups!

Dana Carvey the one and only!

This is a great stand up comedy special. Dana Carvey is still hilarious all these years later with all new jokes and his impressions are still spot on. Wonderful!

While some of his material is reheated, what comics are 100% new material with each new tour? It seems it is largely Millennials that call him a hack and his bit, garbage. It's my contention that Millennials feel entitled to constantly assail the culture and accomplishments of their parent's generation. So right out of the gate there's a tendency to transfer any resentments or grudges they still have with their mommies and daddies to anyone belonging to THEIR generation. Never stopped me from treasuring George Carlin, Jackie Mason, Rodney Dangerfield, Mel Brooks, etc. There is always the "go-to" subjects that are common to all comedians of a certain generation. Probably why I don't find young comics that spend a whole set eviscerating Republicans, Christians and anyone else over 40, the least bit comical. I appreciate a comic that can transcend the cheap laugh and easy target and go for a more intellectually savvy and honest audience...not a bunch of whining cry-baby "Truck Fump" puss-wads.