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Bill "pitiful Louis C.K." Burr goes over the edge this time and simply cannot do without a joke. He foot and nail sticks to it even long after he is not funny any more. While the segment about fat guys and defending McDonald's values is still funny all the time, the immediately following dictatorial passage after a strong introduction quickly begins to flog a death horse and turns into making faces like at elementary school. And so it goes from ten to five to the tragic final gorilla segment, which has only one idea and joke for every one-minute one-liner. But it gets stuck on it for maybe a quarter of an hour, it has more endings than the Return of the King, and all the time it's heading for the obvious point. And no, there are no embarrassing jokes. It's like football, when your team plays great at first, leads, but over time it starts to get more passive and passive, the team is not able to keep up any more, it runs out of energy and in the end it's already under pressure and you are just waiting for the opposite team to score and wished the match would end ASAP. The last nail in the coffin is a way too long and unsubstantiated footage. What keeps it afloat of mediocrity is the fact that when Burr is being funny, it's really funny. And there are many funny moments, but not enough for almost eighty minutes.
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