In his first comedy special, Dr. Ken’s audience cheers more than they laugh.
There is some fun storytelling here, sold by the legendary Dr. Ken’s trademark insanity. But when he is not putting 15-year old material to tape, he is mostly name-dropping the projects he has worked on and the people he worked on them with in an hour of what ends up being mostly self-congratulatory crowd-working. If you aren’t too distracted by his famous Mr. Chow jerk-off routine, you might…

The sad thing is that it all seems so fixable. Pass this screenplay by ONE solid story doctor and you could've had something fun and passable at least. But no. They were in such a rush to get this out to capitalize on the fleeting (though beautiful) zeitgeist these two captured for thirty seconds on the Oscars stage that nobody bothered to tell the creatives, "Hey, if you just deleted this part here and struck out these paragraphs and made…