Tom Segura: Ball Hog
Comedy • 2020 • 1 hr 10 min
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One of the top US stand-up comedians currently performing (2020s). This also one of his better shows.
Not his best but some really good bits. If you’re a Segura fan it won’t disappoint
Sharp, cynical standup. Segura's deadpan shines. Edgy topics, clever observations. Some bits drag, but mostly solid laughs. Fan-pleasing set
Definitely not my favorite routine of his, but still worth the watch.
Alright mommies... Todd is great and best fit for queens above 18! Keep em high and tight! Ta-Ta there ...... #FGTRTD
Toms comedy vocalizes people’s internal thoughts
Loved it slowly becoming one of the greats
Love Tom Segura and he doesn't disappoint with this new special. Awkward moment with our teens during the bit the special is named after.
One of his Raunchiest and boldest but also one of his funniest.
Entertaining comedy special. The humour is rather crass, so if you're not into that sort of thing, skip this one.
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