Jeff Dunham: Arguing with Myself
Comedy • 2006 • 1 hr 16 min
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Once again, this guy was never funny & I don't believe he had the skills to make those puppets. Dunham, himself, is the joke.
Dunham being Dunham...and many other characters I guess.
It’s interesting to see the different personalities on display
One of my favorite specials! It was one of his first so the gimmick was still working. I remember laughing so hard at this. I was 11 though.
If you’ve seen five minutes you’ve essentially seen all of his content. It doesn’t refresh
Funny if you are an edgy 13 year old or a boomer. It’s just racial stereotypes. Has not aged well at all.
He has better stand-ups later, but this is pretty funny.
If you’ve seen one, you’ve seen em all. It’s alright.
Early Jeff Dunham act, and if you can appreciate the humor you'll have a blast. Colorful puppets and witty conversations.
Another stand up from Dunham it's not bad it is If you have seen one you have seen them all.
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