Amy Schumar hosts a Netflix is a joke night of her comedian friends and proves just because they're your friends, doesn't make it a good line up for comedy.

I have no idea who any of these people where, and still don't. Jaye McBride was the only comedian appearing here who actually made me laugh. The rest where pretty poor to mediocre having only maybe one decent joke in their routine, if that, and usually as their final joke.

If Jaye McBrides bit if on the Tube of You, maybe check that one out, but don't bother with the rest. Even Amy's sets are not her best work, and she comes off more sounding full of herself for real than playing it up for laughs.

I can't say I was bored, but I didn't laugh either. It's like normal people telling stories that are kind of interesting. Nothing special about this special.

Jaye McBride is great, and Rachael Feinstein is always funny (although how hard can she flog the Staten Island firefighter horse for material).

The rest is unfunny and awkward, and the selection of comics is not at all cohesive. What genius thought it would be fun to have Christina P's casual transphobia on the same show as Jaye McBride? Like all her current angry white mom material, it's about as funny as moving from LA to Austin to avoid taxes.

Netflix is a joke has other great specials with multiple comedians, like Ladies Night Live with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin; and Stand Out (Wanda Sykes etc etc).