Good Girl

Nikki Glaser makes a hard, rational pitch for getting a facelift, framing cosmetic surgery as a basic career investment rather than a failure of self-esteem. She argues that if looking better pays off in Hollywood, there is no reason not to pull the trigger, referencing Bowen Yang along the way. Standing on stage in front of her parents, who sat right in the front row, she builds a set around the absurdity of trying to behave yourself in a culture obsessed with youth and attention.

Filmed at the Fabulous Fox Theatre in her hometown of St. Louis, Missouri, the hour-long special premiered on Hulu in April 2026. This release followed the most high-profile stretch of Glaser’s career, which included hosting back-to-back Golden Globes and a celebrated hosting stint on Saturday Night Live. She leans heavily into her trademark raunch, detailing what happens when she takes off tight shapewear to use the bathroom, explaining why she feels a quiet relief when pretty women go missing, and telling a story about using her new celebrity status to help a fan ruin an ex-boyfriend’s life on social media.