Reviews

This is an entertaining documentary about Chris Rock and Kevin Hart's friendship and healthy professional relationship, and how it all comes together when they perform, along with Dave Chapelle, in the Madison Square Garden. It is very interesting to see how these comedians got to be stars: hard work, discipline, perseverance and self awareness, and how others think high about them, because they formed a real entourage over the years.

I was really enjoying this show until the last part at the Madison Square Garden, where Hart had the dumb idea of bringing a goat on stage to "honor" Chris Rock being the GOAT. That poor goat was trembling, terrified and defecating itself out of fear. I love animals and I can't believe people still put innocent beings in awkward situations just for a laugh. Sorry, but this is a big NO for me.

I gave this show an 8 star rating only because I'm considering season 1. Season 2 is a whole different show, that steps out of the psycho murderer hunting, to turn into a paranormal show, which at least I, don't like. At episode 2 of season 2, I just turned off my TV. Season 1 got to scare me a little bit, and I usually watch true crime shows without much left to surprise me.

Brendan Gleeson is one of a kind, almost the feeling you get with Brian Cox in Succession. I'm sorry he had to continue this show after season 1, because otherwise it would have been a true masterpiece. I loved to see Mary-Louise Parker as well, as I was a Weeds fan.