Ali Wong: Hard Knock Wife
Comedy • 2018 • 1 hr 4 min
User Reviews
It’s funny enough to put on in the background while doing something else.
It’s a decent set but not as strong as Baby Cobra
Very very fast and funny I laughed so hard
I don’t know what it is about Ali Wong, but she can do no wrong. I love her satirical take on domestic life and marital roles.
She funny. It doesn't hit the ground running, but gets super funny. Watch it and stick with it.
Better than Baby Cobra on account of actually being funny.
The concepts can be challenging at times but it’s a good time nonetheless.
If your a new mom or new to parenting this is right up your alley.
Blunt, accessible look on reality from Ali! Good skits, and pacing this time around!
Randomly came upon Ali Wong and was pleasantly surprised
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