Anyone who knows the world of stand-up knows that the chance to come up with a new and good show once every few months strives for the chance that Elazar Stern has never seen a shredder before.
But when you're a hungry stand-up comedian who gets off his assets and is offered a six-year special in six years' contract for $ 60 million, you're less about laughing and more about laughing all the way to the bank.
This is the story of Dave Shappel, and the result recently ended in a final special called, of course, "The Last."
and better this way.
Netflix can not come up with arguments, it has received five excellent specials from who is considered the best and most fascinating stand-up comedian in the world, the one who has been dismantling social issues with comic genius for decades and endowed with the timing of the greatest.
But the "last" seems to have been written in a late-course atmosphere.
Instead of the well-known and good Apple, which enters the arena and beats the privileged white America, the PC people and even the saints of the LGBT community - he looks exhausted, conducts heavily and seeks to provoke provocations at all costs. Like a religious preacher, Apple manages to excite his audience, who came to this show to get the jura dose he can not tell a lesbian in the office that he will snatch a lawsuit.
Do you still see?
Well, maybe just for the moving story of the transgender stand-up comedian he has artistically adopted.
But if you are not one of the Israelis who fiddles all day between Fox News and CNN and swims in American current affairs, you have no chance of enjoying most of the show, which is weak anyway.
I'll spare you the hassle and tell you the only joke related to us, and of course - that angered American Jews about Apple and Netflix: “I have an idea for a movie: an alien group leaving Earth, and on their planet things are going pretty awful.
So they go back to Earth and decide it's theirs.
I call it the 'Jews of space.' "Well, was it worth it?