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Tom Segura

Tom Segura

Sociopathic observations delivered with the patience of a bank teller.

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Photo: Zach Catanzareti Photo / CC-BY-2.0

7 specials · 2011–2025

Start with Completely Normal, the breakout (2014 · 74 min · Netflix)

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Tom Segura rarely raises his voice. He stands on stage and describes absurd or awful behavior with the even, measured pacing of a man recounting a trip to the hardware store. The pauses do a lot of the work. He will set up a premise, stop, look out at the crowd, and let the silence hang until the room catches up to where the joke is going. When he finally speaks, it usually involves him saying something deeply unkind with a completely straight face.

Specials

  • Teacher

    Netflix · 67 min

  • Sledgehammer

    A cynical look at fatherhood, fame, and accidental drug doses.

    Netflix · 61 min

  • Ball Hog

    A cynical hour of family tension, canceled plans, and regional rivalries.

    Netflix · 70 min

  • Disgraceful

    Deadpan storytelling about fast-food shame and the joy of staying home.

    Netflix · 71 min

  • Mostly Stories

    Tom Segura delivers slow-burn stories about Mike Tyson and fake cities.

    Netflix · 73 min

  • Completely Normal Start here

    A deadpan defense of terrible hotel etiquette and digestive issues.

    Netflix · 74 min

  • Comedy Central Presents

    A 2011 half-hour of observational stand-up from a younger Tom Segura.

    Comedy Central

On stage

He occupies the top tier of touring comics, selling out arenas globally. This scale is built on a massive podcast audience, but his live show does not rely on listener loyalty to function. He writes sets that do not require the room to know the inside jokes of his broadcast empire.

The core of the material is irritation. He plays the role of a guy who is perpetually annoyed by the general public, by his children, and by his own body. He approaches topics like severe injuries or terrible parenting with cold logic. The laugh often hinges on him having the wrong reaction to a normal situation, or an entirely practical reaction to an unhinged one. It is a mean act, delivered so gently that it feels like a friendly confidence.

Along with his wife, comedian Christina Pazsitzky, he runs the YMH Studios podcast network. The audio format gives fans a weekly feed of his specific brand of judgment, leaving him free to write completely separate material for the stage.

Turning points

  1. Breakthrough With Completely Normal on Netflix

    Segura premiered Completely Normal on Netflix, kicking off a long-running relationship that established him as one of the platform's anchor stand-up acts.

  2. Launch of Bad Thoughts Comedy Series

    Segura wrote, produced, and starred in the dark comedy series Bad Thoughts on Netflix, securing two Emmy Award nominations including one for his performance.

At a glance

Born
, Cincinnati, Ohio
On stage
since 2001
Style
observational, deadpan, satire, storytelling
Breakout
Completely Normal
Topics
Elsewhere
Website, Wikipedia, Instagram

Fans also like

  • Christina Pazsitzky

    She is Segura's longtime podcasting co-host on Your Mom's House and frequent creative collaborator.

    Photo: Mandee Johnson / CC-BY-2.0

  • Bert Kreischer

    Kreischer is Segura's friend, scene peer, and fellow comedian who co-hosts the hit podcast 2 Bears 1 Cave with him.

    Photo: Dave Wilder Photography / CC-BY-SA-2.0

Podcasts

  • Your Mom's House · co-host

    Comedians Christina Pazsitzky and Tom Segura watch wild internet clips, chat with guests, and share personal stories.

    Spotify · Apple Podcasts · YouTube

  • 2 Bears 1 Cave · co-host

    A conversational comedy podcast hosted together with fellow comedian Bert Kreischer.

    Spotify · Apple Podcasts

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