Slightly Offensive

1. Being in a time group rather than an age group

   Explaining why he scheduled his show for 7 p.m. so his grown audience can be in bed by 9:50 p.m. before morning school drop-offs.

2. Parenting a tall baby and crib conversion

   Detailing the clash of parenting styles between his Georgia upbringing and his wife's Michigan background when converting a crib to a toddler bed.

3. Infrequent married sex interrupted by children

   Joking about rare intimacy after 45 and seeing the silhouette of his tall baby watching from the doorway.

4. Dad jokes and family reactions

   Delivering silly dad jokes to his kids, who respond by questioning his profession and jokingly calling him a drug dealer.

5. Aging, remote controls, and jumping jacks

   Reflecting on how physical limitations mean quitting mid-air during a jumping jack and resigning to watch whatever is on TV if the remote is too far away.

6. Hollywood Boulevard and Pretty Woman

   Observing that Hollywood Boulevard looks exactly the same as it did in the 45-year-old movie.

7. Social media sensitivity in Los Angeles

   Calling out LA acquaintances who praise him in person but fail to like his posts on social media.

Tone

Bold, candid, and boundary-pushing without losing heart.

On stage

Personal, punchy, transparent, and relatable with sharp wit and fearless humor.

About

marriage, married sex, raising daughters and being a girl dad, aging and time groups, dodging cancel culture, dating in the modern world

A riotous ride through modern relationships and fatherhood where Mitchell's transparency is considered the charm, pushing boundaries without losing its heart.

In the room: Engaged and reactive, with audience members laughing, gasping, and nodding in agreement.

Summed up from reviews, articles and listings. Sources: imdb.com, store.800poundgorillamedia.com.