Crazy Pizza

Jeremiah Watkins approaches domestic life through extreme physical energy and a suspicion that his toddler is studying criminal behavior. On a stage dressed like a 1990s pizza parlor, he commits his entire body to mundane domestic indignities: recovering from a vasectomy, surviving public fights with his spouse, and negotiating bedtime with a child who refuses to accept reality.

Taped at The Comedy Vault in Batavia, Illinois, the 55-minute show arrived on YouTube in September 2026. Watkins self-financed and directed the hour as a deliberate departure from the unscripted riffing of his live series Stand-Up On The Spot. He built this set around structured, tightly rehearsed club material.

A David Attenborough impression turns a visit to a strip club into a whispered nature documentary, and Watkins details marital standoffs over bathroom paper towel dispensers without seeking sympathy.

The parlor set, designed by Stu Pataska, hides odd items directly inside the faux pizzas on display, including scissors, skull figurines, and his father’s belt.