Dana Carvey: Straight White Male, 60

I recently saw Dana Carvey on Seinfeld's car-and-coffee-themed talk show, and he was hilarious. I loved Carvey growing up so I decided to see what he'd done since. I found his 2008 standup act (the one with "Monkeys" in the title) and it blew me away. The level of intensity in that special is superhuman.

Having caught up a bit, I decided to watch Straight White Male, 60. In this special he comes across with the energy you might expect from a normal adult, which is fine. I thought this routine was solid and his impersonations spot on.

I'm neither here nor there when it comes to politics, and I'm a couple decades younger than Carvey, but his material was so well done that I was laughing with him from his point of view. That said, it's hard to understand why 20 percent of voters so far have given this special a "1."

I don't know if it was Trump fans who were triggered by his (very well done) Trump impersonation, or if Millennials were triggered by the couple jabs he took at their generation- but either way, it was all light hearted- and more importantly, funny. If you can't laugh at yourself a little bit then standup might not be your thing. I don't know. But this special is definitely worth watching if you're a Dana Carvey fan, or just getting acquainted.

Stereotypes about millennials, boomers, women... it doesn't really add any sort of funny perspective on anything. I watch the first half because I kept hoping it would get getter but it didn't.

I have a feeling the negative comments on here are due to hurt feelings of the Millennial generation. This is hands down one of the funniest skits I've seen George Carlin. Simply amazing.

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!

Great stuff! A lot of material on trump and the clintons. The difference between america and italy. The virtues of capitalism. Carvey spends a while talking to the group that came in late. And why you shouldn't make fun of the ceo when you get invited to visit the company, dressed up as the church lady, from SNL. And another fun bit where john lennon and paul mccartney catch up on things. On imdb, the cast shows his sons, as "warmup", but I didn't see them on the netflix version. They may have been edited out for the one shown on netflix. A brief mention of wayne's world. All standup material written by carvey himself. Directed by marcus raboy. He directs a lot of standups, singers, and music videos. All great stuff.