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Medical Emergency on a Spirit Airlines Flight

Comedian John Crist hilariously recounts a medical emergency on a Spirit Airlines flight. A clean comedy clip from his special "Would Like To Release a Statement."

This is What Family Life Turns Into

Comedian Ron Pearson shares his hilarious take on what family life really turns into. A clean comedy performance you won't want to miss!

<p>Ron Pearson shares his hilarious take on everyday life, exploring why his brain just doesn't seem to work like everyone else's in this best-of comedy set.</p>

Best of Ron Pearson | My Brain Doesn't Work Like Everyone Else's

Ron Pearson shares his hilarious take on everyday life, exploring why his brain just doesn't seem to work like everyone else's in this best-of comedy set.

<p>Mary Ryan Brown brings the laughs in this Nateland LIVE set, riffing on motherhood, growing up in Mississippi, Disney princess movies, and the wild world of Build-A-Bear.</p>

Nateland LIVE with Mary Ryan Brown

Mary Ryan Brown brings the laughs in this Nateland LIVE set, riffing on motherhood, growing up in Mississippi, Disney princess movies, and the wild world of Build-A-Bear.

Let’s discuss: “I tell you what”

Landon brings his Southern charm and sharp wit to the screen.

Frank King on Bananas - Hair Peninsula

Frank King delivers a hilarious set on the quirks of bananas and the bizarre concept of a "hair peninsula" in this laugh-out-loud stand-up clip.

The 20-Year Joke That Finally Clicked

Nate Bargatze shares the hilarious story of a joke that took 20 years to finally land — proving that sometimes the best punchlines are worth the wait.

<p>David Dean brings his clean comedy special to the stage in London, Kentucky, delivering hilarious family-friendly humor that will have everyone laughing.</p>

DAVID DEAN // CLEAN COMEDY SPECIAL // LIVE IN LONDON..... KENTUCKY

David Dean brings his clean comedy special to the stage in London, Kentucky, delivering hilarious family-friendly humor that will have everyone laughing.

Only In The South | Henry Cho Comedy

Henry Cho delivers his classic Southern comedy — a hilarious look at what makes the South uniquely, wonderfully different from everywhere else.

Rhonda Corey- Anniversary

Comedian Rhonda Corey shares a hilarious bit about marriage, anniversaries, and the art of forgiving and forgetting.

The Zany Report: Karma Is A Killer

Karma Is A Killer

<p>Ron Pearson shares a hilarious and heartfelt story he almost kept to himself in this stand-up comedy clip. Relatable, funny, and full of his signature Southern charm.</p>

The Story I Didn't Want To Tell | Ron Pearson Comedy

Ron Pearson shares a hilarious and heartfelt story he almost kept to himself in this stand-up comedy clip. Relatable, funny, and full of his signature Southern charm.

<p>Henry Cho delivers hilarious observations about his wife's small-town Alabama roots in this stand-up comedy clip. A Southern-fried look at life, marriage, and the charm of unexpected places.</p>

My Wife Is From Arab, Alabama | Henry Cho Comedy

Henry Cho delivers hilarious observations about his wife's small-town Alabama roots in this stand-up comedy clip. A Southern-fried look at life, marriage, and the charm of unexpected places.

Some People Just Aren't Great With Numbers. Drew Barth

Drew Barth reveals that some people just aren't great with numbers in this hilarious clip from his Dry Bar Comedy special. Can you relate?

When Amateurs Comment On California

Lou Santini has some strong opinions.

<p>Women need to stop asking men what they're thinking, or at least that's how Cory Edwards feels in this clip from his Dry Bar Comedy special. Cory talks about the dumb things that men think about and why it would be better if women never asked "what are you thinking?"</p>

Women Need To Stop Asking Men What They're Thinking. Cory Edwards

Women need to stop asking men what they're thinking, or at least that's how Cory Edwards feels in this clip from his Dry Bar Comedy special. Cory talks about the dumb things that men think about and why it would be better if women never asked "what are you thinking?"