Comedy Central Presents
Comedy Central · 1998 · 22 min
A tight twenty minutes of political rage and flu shot skepticism.
Lewis Black starts at irritated and accelerates into full-blown apoplexy, with his trademark finger-shaking on full display as he works through the absurdities of the late nineties. This early set is a national introduction to a comedian refining his signature brand of frustration, watching a man talk himself into a state of total exasperation.
Filmed in Los Angeles as part of the inaugural season of Comedy Central Presents, the 21-minute televised broadcast catches the comic just as his profile was rising as a correspondent on The Daily Show. He spends his time at the mic questioning the actual effectiveness of flu shots and tearing into the mechanics of the US Congress.
The set list
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Questioning the effectiveness of flu shots
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Critique of the US Congress
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If it weren't for my horse
How it plays
- About
- Flu shots, US Congress
Backstory
Broadcast on Comedy Central as part of the first season of the Comedy Central Presents stand-up series.
Details
- Released
- Runtime
- 22 min
- Where
- Comedy Central
- Director
- Paul Miller
- Topics
- After
- The White Album (2000)
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