Cross mentions that a lot of people walked out during this tour. (It's not that funny)

Rant rant rant rant. A few brilliant bits (the sublimely tasteless NRA Bring-Your-Daughter-To-Work routine... my god) but far too much just comes across as another angry man ranting about things we already know without realising he's not being funny.

After some open-mic level comedy to start off (with lots of stuttering and "umms"), we finally get to the rehearsed comedy, which typifies the worst of smug, divisive, didactic, clapter-hunting (and overly long) leftist comedy. It's outstanding how far Cross has fallen, and this was how he presented himself to begin this shit era of stand-up comedy. The obvious joke here would be 'make David Cross funny again", which is certainly more humorous than anything in this truly pitiful show.

The beginning has some funny jokes, then he gets political and religous and it turns into an annoying atheist whose smarter than everyone else routine. His dark jokes didnt stick and seemed mean spirited. Too much ranting and not enough jokes.

they should call this guy 'david angry' or something!

Some is amusing, a lot is what you would expect if you've seen his material in the past.

Seen: 2. Long-winded with a lack of punch lines, but I like David Cross' skew on things.

Rants

Divid Cross is really funny but to biased to realize his political material sometimes lacks the clarity of logic that someone like Carlin would go after his points with. So while some of the greater points he tried to make though the material were kinda roll you eyes worthy (and it was definitely only some), pretty much all of it got laughs.

Cross has always been hit or miss with his stand up mostly since he doesn't seem to really care if he gets big laughs or not. He is offensive with a method for madness, not simply shock value. Highly political and satirical he is definitely not for everyone. especially religious or conservatives with thin skin.