Good Fortune

1. Marriage proposal in Big Sur

   Recounts an extravagant engagement plan with her wife Jax that went awry, wondering if she bought the 'It'll Do' package.

2. Confronting butch stereotypes

   Realizes during the pandemic that despite looking handy, she is not butch, contrasting her and Jax's reactions when the burglar alarm went off.

3. Getting a mind-blowing butt massage

   Shares an unexpected and uproarious personal pampering experience.

4. Misadventure in Des Moines and getting iced

   Describes a comedy club audience determined to get her drunk.

5. Mom planning the wedding and circus tent nuptials

   Recounts her mother offering to help plan the wedding, revisiting her mother's own wedding featuring an act-out of the wedding singer.

6. Pomeranian Biggie's medical emergency

   Shares a life-or-death health crisis involving her rescue Pomeranian Biggie, culminating in Biggie and wife Jax appearing on stage.

Tone

Joyful, positive, witty, and goofy.

On stage

Warm, charming, friendly, and confessional; plays against butch stereotypes by presenting herself as a 'dainty lady' and 'delicate flower.'

Pace

Upbeat, joyful, bouncing deftly through wordplay and character act-outs.

About

marriage and engagement, gender presentation and lesbian stereotypes, positivity and dealing with haters, pet ownership, travel and comedy club misadventures

Decider recommended streaming it, noting that while not quite as cathartic as her first special, Feimster remains a wonderfully warm, joyful, and hilarious presence.

In the room: Enthusiastic and engaged, giving applause breaks for musical reenactments and cheering loudly for her family cameo.

Summed up from reviews, articles and listings. Sources: bbfc.co.uk, instinctmagazine.com, imdb.com, decider.com, consequence.net, en.m.wikipedia.org, abcnews.com, nytimes.com.