Not bad.

The editing was way too pervasively choppy, and the songs really weren't anything special (the sketches with Marc Evan Jackson were honestly an improvement), but that aside, it's still Nick Offerman having a good time onstage, which is definitely still worth watching.

It's pretty solid stuff from Offerman, and it has a nice genuine feel about it. Probably lacks enough big laughs, but there's some good material in the mix here.

Nick Offerman is one of the most sincere performers I've ever watched, and that's something truly remarkable in our irony-drenched culture.

Some of his songs are just ok, and the editing different camera angels is a terrible idea and takes some getting used to. Expected more but still decent comedy special

Nick Offerman is very likeable dude with the simple and wise outlook. I don't share his views about red meat, and alcohol is pretty lame intoxicant, in my opinion, but mostly his anecdotes are right on point and well told - I love how he often chuckles to himself after saying something ironic with a straight face and taking in the reactions of the audience. One thing for sure: he's no singer/songwriter. I actually enjoyed copyright lawyer sketches more than the songs that weren't cut.

It's sort of choppy in the way it's edited and the cut songs were a disappointment, but he makes up for it in a clever way. Not a lot of side splitting moments but overall a pretty decent one man show.