Jack Whitehall: At Large

Jack did an amazing job on the special and even if some of the jokes were fake or staged they were preformed well and thought out, If you have a free hour of your time then i most definitely recommend it!

So I never heard of this man, I watched a little bit from another show and I thought: let's go for this one on Netflix. But the more I looked at it, the more I was thinking: why is a performing for such a big crowd? His jokes are very simple and you can see the punchline way before, he is very rude and thinks that is funny. I like that is trying to also make a bit of a show, like dressing up etc. (or was that another show?) So that ads a bit to the score. But the stories are boring and the way he talks is so annoying, like is telling something very big and very funny but it falls flat. As long as you shout a lot it will be funny... But many people like it if I must believe my ears. Maybe it is just because I do not like his style, I don't know, but I will not watch him anymore.

I thought it was hilarious and I have watched it multiple times, as well as his special I'm Only Joking. I find his comedy to be just as funny as virtually anyone else going right now. I don't care if the last reviewer was less than impressed, because it kept me laughing throughout. Well worth checking out for anyone looking to laugh.

I mostly chuckled throughout with the odd moment falling flat very few full belly laughs that I couldn't control which is what we're always aiming for. Fun but could be funnier especially with the talent jack has.

"Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father" is possibly my favourite Netflix show. My whole family loves it and have rewatched it numerous times. Hilariously great. I also really enjoy Jack in "Fresh Meat". I hated this though, which was my first taste of Jack's stand-up material. The oddest part about this was how "American" it felt for a British comedian. Loud, flamboyantly over-the-top and the energy of 10 Red Bulls. I laughed maybe once or twice. It was no coincidence some of the funniest material here involved stories about his Dad. I'm now convinced that Father Whitehall is the funniest part of "Travels With My Father" and a large part of its success. So many jokes fell flat. You know that things aren't hitting the mark when the funniest moments come from the audience or "bloopers" in the show. I found myself tuning out too many times. When someone starts yelling at me, I typically start just hearing noise (instead of actual words) and that was evident throughout this. Way too posh, status-driven and polished to actually feel authentic. In saying that, I did experience laughter and will always admire those who have the guts to try make a large audience laugh.

It was alright, it had the occasional laugh and some funny jokes, but i like Jack when he's in stuff like Bad Education more than his stand-up. The scene where he "accidentally" reveals his friends name is one of the fakest things i have ever seen.