Disappointing, but stand up is an experiment for Heidecker whose typically adept satirical material is remarkably earnest. On Cinema is one of his finest creations, and his 4+ hour courtroom drama is genuinely groundbreaking. His eponymous character therein offers not only one of the only legitmate critiques of the modern right, but a refreshingly unencumbered affront to the prosopopeia tones and temperaments which incessantly beleaguer society.

Its basically an hour long parody of the performance of somebody's 5th open mic stand up set who is bombing. But those are usually 5 min. The pain just keeps going. Pretty funny if you are in on the joke, I would imagine unwatchable otherwise.

I love the anti-comedy Tim does. I revisit the YouTube videos of the lunch between Brett Gelman and Heidecker often. With that said, I feel like spending time with this character for a lunch and not a whole evening.