Tig Notaro: Happy to Be Here
Comedy • 2018 • 58 min
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Tig Notaro is always funny and just a joy to watch you’ll be laughing a lot!
nice and fun! I love hearing about Tig and her wife
Tig is pretty funny. Glad she can laugh off some of the bad things in her life.
First time i watched one of her specials and i was laughing out loud, mostly good and hilarious stuff
Tig knows how to deliver her jokes. She has such an odd style and she's great at telling her jokes. Tig is great.
Some viewers will find her ironic humor entertaining. I would rather play with my cat.
Really a great standup but not their best set. A little unbalanced and not as funny or serious as their other work
She got da cancer. One of several funny women
I like Tig, not groundbreaking stuff but funny and well put together.
pretty solid comedy special. Tig’s delivery is so funny
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