The Catalog

A combative club set built around dark premises and everyday grievances.

An exhausted father tries to keep his gamer cred intact.

A cynical half-hour about Manhattan, bad breakups, and multitasking during sex.

Suburban absurdities, shirt re-tucking, and a surprisingly sexy Constitution.

Dry complaints about mice, man breasts, and everyday New Yorkers.

Mid-2000s observational stand-up driven by aggressive celebrity impressions.

An Alabama comic pitches a Southern military strategy involving Graceland.

A combative half-hour of stand-up and unsolicited street fighting advice.

A clean half-hour of working-class logic and Brooklyn childhood memories.

A former club lothario admits defeat to minivans and middle age.

A bizarre 2005 half-hour of off-the-wall premises and pure surrealism.

Stories about restaurant math, discount oral sex, and enduring The Wiggles.

A half-hour of steady, pragmatic social commentary from a former mechanic.

Acoustic folk songs about lowered dating standards and pathetic booty calls.

Cynical relationship advice from a street-level couples counselor.

A Bush-era political set focused on the frustrations of being an American.

An hour of relentless insult comedy aimed directly at the audience.

An angry, heavily political 2005 set targeting the Bush administration.

An aggressively bleak hour delivered from a graveyard stage.

A cheerful delivery collides with taboo material in this concert film.

The fast-paced double album that propelled a Myspace phenomenon into arenas.

A heavy dose of unapologetic country boy comedy.