Oh, Hello on Broadway
Comedy • 2017 • 1 hr 42 min
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If you condensed my humor and put it in a pair of big corduroys you would have Oh Hello. Just great
A funny character comedy special that isn’t for everybody.
Idk if I get ALL of the jokes but its still very funny
They make a great duo in this Broadway comedy. Even though not all the jokes landed, the ones that did had be really cracking up.
I’d never watch anything like this if it weren’t for the two stars. They made it an enjoyable ONE TIME watch.
If you like their shows and stand up you’ll like this
Truly, the funniest thing I’ve ever seen. John Mulaney and Nick Kroll are the best in the business
They managed to make the bit funny for over an hour, although it had some diminishing returns. Still, overall a pretty good show.
I’ve never laughed as much as I did watching this. “Gill bison” 🤣
If I was drunk enough, I'd seriously consider giving my right arm to see this live.
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