Rory Scovel Tries Stand-Up for the First Time
Comedy • 2017 • 1 hr 6 min
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Rory has some funny eccentric comedy. Not amazingly memorable or hilarious but still funny and worth a watch.
Funny as always. Such a great voice and delivery. Just naturally funny.
Has a few good jokes but was bored for most of it.
Gave me a few laughs somewhere in between meh and good (I will be changing my rating back and forth every time I see this on my ranked list)
Very funny guy. His “Professor Blastoff” podcast that features him is also hilarious
He’s kind of annoying, but his jokes are really funny. Might not be everyone’s cup of tea
It’s a fun special, he’s an undeniable talent. Controlled chaos in about as good a way as you can get it.
Honestly I don't remember watching this. Meh
Very good. Very original. Carefree and hilarious. This guy does not give a single F.
A Jack White interview sandwiched between some rando telling jokes
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