Dark is 80, Jigsaw is 90.

Dark: nothing special. Jigsaw: good.

I don't think his stand-up is anything to write home about, but his social commentary. Oh man. As the chuckles died out and he ranted about hypocrisy and happiness, using insight far beyond his years, I was left speechless with the audience. You could hear a pin drop in the auditorium when he explained the vapidness of trying to fix a hole in one's life's purpose with a relationship. I'm not at all astonished if his claim of breakup rate of 80% of those who watch Jigsaw is true.

Mostly OK but I'm quite bored of comedians attempting to offend and then explain why what they said wasn't offensive. It's incredibly patronising.

Okay I'm happy that I was forced to watch the second episode (Jigsaw) because the first one was just "meh..." and I didn't want to watch the second one, but the second one was really good.