Bill Burr: You People Are All the Same

A bit of a mixed bag. Burr hits some home runs that might arguably be career highlights, however they are interrupted by several jokes which not only fall flat but also give the impression of somebody trying hard to be provocative just for the sake of it.

If Bill Burr started a cult, I'd be the first to join.

I like his beard.

Contains some great gags - and brilliant points – but feels a bit sloppy, with ideas getting scattergunned all over the place and a few meandering bits that don’t really go anywhere. A tighter set would improve this immeasurably.

Very good.

Just as funny as his 2010 special. Very few comedians could ever make hitting a woman funny, but Bill Burr makes it one of the funniest stand up bit's I've heard in a long time

Always hilarious seeing Bill Burr, no matter if it's a comedy set or on Breaking Bad. Seriously loved his bit on 'there's no reason to hit a woman'.

Viewed June 26, 2014. Sometimes I think Burr might be my favorite comedian. I cried laughing at the second half of this special. Everything from "There are plenty of reasons to hit a woman. YOU JUST DON'T DO IT" on is absolutely hysterical

Each stand-up special from Burr is better than the one before. He stays in his 'alpha' character all through the show, and that makes his life observations so much better than if, for example, you would read them on paper. Can't say I remember much of the jokes, but it was funny while it lasted.

I liked it much more than Let It Go, perhaps because I laughed a lot more during this one (and it''s certainly funnier than most comedy movies). Burr's male orientated mind is appropriately analytical of sexual relations, making his insights funny, well-observed, and performed with (just a little too much) energy.