Bill Burr: I'm Sorry You Feel That Way

Burr's still going strong, and I love how dark his material tends to get. The helicopter bit had me laughing and cringing in equal measure.

Some more really solid work from Burr. Not sure on the choice of black and white, but it didn't distract me.

Bill is hilarious, as usual. One of the best working comics in the game.

The best in the biz doing his thing. As an avid MMP listener a lot of this was rehash but you still can't help but love Bill, it's just watching a master perform his craft at the highest ability. The black and white was annoying and unnecessary but if you feel inclined to see someone defend Donald Sterling and make it funny, watch this.

I saw Burr working out some of this material earlier in the year (yes, this is me bragging), and it's just as strong as my memory (I didn't need to mention that I saw him at all). The religion material didn't get much laughter in the crowd that I was a part of (even though I was laughing), so I am glad that he kept the material for this special.

Probably a little biased because I got to see him working out a bunch of this material about a year before this special. But I was crying laughing when he told the story about a guy trying to commit suicide by jumping out of a helicopter, so maybe I'm not biased, maybe it is just that funny.

I've watched older specials by Burr ages ago. Yet i had forgotten about the presence he brings to a stage. He has refined his act so precisely over the years that it's just resulted in a very chiselled persona. Good stuff.

A good special ranging from some great, laugh-out-loud moments to a couple of awkward jokes, with everything in between being comfortably above-par and amusing but no more. The B&W is an interesting choice and Burr displays consistent energy throughout the 80-minute duration. His tackling of cancel culture somehow manages to be both provocative and levelheaded, his attack on religion is enjoyable, and him cracking an array of gun jokes in front of a gun-friendly audience surely is a highlight.

This man is deeply offensive but also very funny, he started a long few weeks of watching stand-up that I can't get back.

Don’t cut yourself watching Burr.