Funny accents, people in horror movies, Indian food... are you joking? I'm not sure... Surprised he was so bold as to go with Indian food and not airplane food to be honest. Toothless stuff, with nothing new to say. These tired old concepts are so recycled I find it hard to make it through any one story. People will pay to show up for the comfort factor alone in seeing a familiar face repeating familiar rhetoric. I think he's made a career off of that fact. This was insultingly low effort.

Lumpy but serviceable set gets off to an oddly aggressive, uncertain start but gains its modest momentum when Noah is allowed to just tell his endearingly meandering stories rather than indulging in “shock” comedy which he doesn’t really appear to have his heart in in any event. Modestly enjoyable.

Noah keeps getting better. The long segment in the end is really well built with enough punchlines to keep it going.

Giving this a mid-rate as I cannot remember a single joke, not a single lesson, parable or homily even though I watched this less than a fortnight ago. I guess it wasn't too peeving. But there's something about Noah that I don't particularly take on.