Funny and on par with Jefferies other stuff. There's a couple of really great highlights amongst the generally solid material.

Bro comedy. Lots of jokes about women being cunts and variations of 'dick, shit' routine. I liked the part about gun control, but it feels like I was supposed to like that. He tries to be appealing to as wide audience as possible as the tone changes too much for one show. I Had to laugh at him when he tried to be philosophical with 'I think there for I exist' and it came out just very silly.

Amazing, just completely entertaining throughout. Caught him on Conan a week ago and thought he was pretty funny, this still trumped my expectations. It may be profane, but he makes some excellent points. The highlight of the entire stand-up was definitely the bit on gun control.

He makes call back jokes while doing an impression of Oscar Pistorius...it's quite a bit smarter than just vulgar comedy for all who couldn't tell it from that.

Seen: 2. Consistent set, intelligent button pushing.

The gun control and Pistorius bits are the highlights of this solid set.

The famous gun control bit is in this one.

Great callbacks and good messages that go beyond the vulgerness. Fun watch, want to see more of him now

Solid, quite funny entertainment. The part about gun control was the highlight but I enjoyed the rest as well though it wasn't nearly as memorable. Still a good watch if you like Jim Jefferies.

He's funny, but he's a bit too "bro" for me at times.

Jim Jefferies is not the guy to really paint the broader strokes of grander insights into where we are going as a race. He's more the type of Australian you meet in some memorable random bar encounter, after which you'll forever retell his outrageous anecdotes.

Others were funnier and if you've seen him live there's nothing new, still good though and the material has changed. It's Jefferies - you know what to expect.

Saw this show live at the Just For Laughs gala here in Montreal this past summer. Not as good as his other stuff, but still better than most working comedians. Damn shame his TV show was cancelled.

Might be my new favorite.

It was funny and clever, and his "offensive" blunt language was never stupid. It never felt like he was trying too hard when he was being vulgar, and he made some good points in his jokes. This is the first thing by him that I've seen and I quite enjoyed it.