Mae Martin: SAP

Not sure how this comedian made it on Netflix, sorry but Mae Martin isn't funny. I watched it, was totally bored to tears, now I know why I've never heard of her.

Mae is always a relatable, lovable, on-stage character. Their brand of clumsy sincere jest is still working its charm. It doesn't always, fully land - but I don't think it's entirely intended to. I don't think this is their best work, but it's still funnier, more genuine and moving than a lot of comedian who have a way bigger audience and platform. Definitely worth a watch.

Genuinely genius, so hilarious. Real actual jokes!

It ends with a whimper when it needed a bang. If the audience misses the point of the long story that is your closer, you need to work on it more. Begging "You truly must get on board" called to mind Jeb Bush saying "Please clap". Up until that point, it was OK: low-energy storytelling like a lot of stand-up these days, but with some amusing insights. Unfortunately, not a good introduction to the large Netflix audience.

I stumbled upon Feel Good a few weeks ago and ended up binge watching both seasons. The Mae Martin in SAP is exactly the same person whose journey I became invested in while watching the series. Yes, it doesn't follow the usual laugh-a-minute stand-up recipe and if this is your first exposure to Mae, I can see how it might seem underwhelming. But I love that wide-eyed nervous energy, subdued delivery and off-beat timing. The writing is intelligent and sincere, with a social conscience and more than a handful of important messages delivered during the course of the routine. If slap-stick comedy is your thing, then Mae Martin certainly won't be. But if you're looking for somebody authentic and funny in their own way, without scoring cheap laughs at the expense of others, then pull up a chair and enjoy some Mae magic ❤️

Wanted to challenge myself to see if I could watch this and find anything funny, I did not almost got one smirk but no not one laugh.

Had me cackling the whole way through, so touching and relatable. Mae is incredibly clever, insightful and hilarious. My kind of chaos, thanks for the sap

Not funny at all, where were the jokes?!

I liked this, very gentle and heartwarming. Not laugh out loud funny, but it made me smile.

Not one funny joke. Cringeworthy performance. How did this make it to Netflix?