Best Standup on Netflix Australia that will Leave you in Stitches

Netflix is reigning in the comedy arena, providing you with the well-earned laughter dose. With the wide variety of shows to choose from, we came up with the pick of the best standup on Netflix Australia you don’t want to miss.

Some of these picks saved a place in the list of the best shows on Netflix Australia and will keep you informed and entertained. The topics vary from politics to fatherhood, from sex to feminism, from global issues to hangovers.

Without any further delay, let’s dive into the realm of standup comedy and make way for unlimited laughter.

45 Best Standup on Netflix Australia [Updated 2022]

1. 23 Hours to Kill

23 Hours to Kill 1 - Best Standup on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 6.7/10

Director(s): Joe DeMaio, Steven Rimdzius, Jerry Seinfeld (Writer)

Stars: Jerry Seinfeld

Runtime: 1 Hour

Jerry Seinfeld’s new hour-long special, Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill, cements his status as standup comedy’s master craftsman.

The special premiered on Netflix on May 5, 2020, features a dramatic entrance at the Beacon Theatre in New York City and Seinfeld’s keen perspectives on ordinary life, revealing humor in the mundane.

2. A Speck of Dust

A Speck of Dust 1 - Best Standups Netflix

IMDB Rating: 6.8/10

Director(s): Liam Lynch, Sarah Silverman (Writer)

Stars: Sarah Silverman, Troy

Runtime: 1h 11m

Sarah Silverman has built a living out of shocking people. She’s recognized for her outspoken style of humor and her ability to crack jokes on everything from AIDs to sexual assault to the Holocaust.

Silverman’s performance seemed to have grown a little this time, abandoning the crisp one-liners in favor of playing the long game with running gags on personal experiences.

3. Trevor Noah: Afraid of the Dark

Afraid of the Dark - Best Standup to watch on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 7.3/10

Director(s): David Paul Meyer, Trevor Noah (Writer)

Stars: Trevor Noah

Runtime: 1h 7m

Trevor Noah has managed to combine his outsider status with astute observations on American society and politics. He does the same in his debut Netflix special. He recounts his journey to America and uses various accents to comment on the increasing nationalistic tendency that is impacting the entire world right now.

Despite the seriousness of the situation, Noah manages to make us chuckle, making his show one of the best standup on Netflix Australia to watch right now.

4. Amy Schumer Growing

Amy Schumer Growing 1 - Best Standup on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 5.2/10

Director(s): Amy Schumer (Writer)

Stars: Amy Schumer

Runtime: 1 Hour

Amy Schumer’s standup evolves in an hour loaded with succinct insights on aging and marriage, punctuated by relatively minor Growing Pains as the comic re-energizes her humorous voice.

She discusses marriage, pregnancy, and personal growth in a surprisingly honest and funny manner. The comic talks about the delights of femininity, settling into married happiness, and yes, you got it, sex, in front of a full crowd in Chicago.

5. Jim Jefferies : BARE

Bare 1 - Best Standup specials to watch on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 8.1/10

Director(s): Shannon Hartman, Jim Jefferies (Writer)

Stars: Jim Jefferies

Runtime: 1h 17m

Jim Jefferies is an Australian comedian who isn’t new to comedy. He spends his session talking about the issue of gun control in the US. He is a fan of poking fun at different political stances.

Fatherhood brought an additional component to his stance, and he now talks about the suffering of a new father.

6. Jim Gaffigan: Cinco

Cinco - Best Standup to watch on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 7.1/10

Director(s): Jeannie Gaffigan

Stars: Jim Gaffigan, Marre Gaffigan, Katie Gaffigan

Runtime: 1h 13m

Jim Gaffigan clings to what he knows: parenting, being a proud couch potato, eating junk food, and so on. What’s always remarkable about Gaffigan’s show is how he manages to reinvent the wheel, extracting fresh laughs from age-old circumstances like our binge-watching fixation and his love-hate relationship with food.

7. Tom Segura: Disgraceful

Disgraceful - Best Standup on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 7.6/10

Director(s): Jay Karas, Tom Segura (Writer)

Stars: Tom Segura

Runtime: 1h 11m

Tom Segura’s third Netflix special feels at ease, as if the comic understands how streaming works and isn’t afraid to join in.

He has relevant stuff, such as gags about PC culture and the like, as well as relatable humor, particularly when it comes to parenthood.

8. Iliza Shlesinger: Elder Millennial

Elder Millennial 2

IMDB Rating: 7.2/10

Director(s): Steve Paley, Iliza Shlesinger (Writer)

Stars: Hunter Hill, Iliza Shlesinger

Runtime: 1h 12m

Elder Millenial teaches guys all they need to know about women. For those with a Y chromosome, this may sound off-putting.

Still, Iliza Shlesinger manages to poke fun at everyone this time around, cracking jokes about society’s fixation on women finding spouses, having babies, and hiding their inner-she-dragons.

9. Marc Maron: End Times Fun

End Times Fun 2

IMDB Rating: 6.8/10

Director(s): Lynn Shelton, Marc Maron (Writer)

Stars: Marc Maron

Runtime: 1h 11m

The comic, who spoke with UPROXX about the process of creating a Mike Pence penis joke, discuss everything from doomsday planning to the overabundance of politics in the media to vitamin hoarders.

He never shies away from contentious, hard-hitting news commentary, but he elevates crude comedy and incisive satire to something that seems pleasurable and uniting, rather than divisive.

10. Anthony Jeselnik: Fire in the Maternity Ward

Fire-in-the-Maternity-Ward

IMDB Rating: 7.2/10

Director(s): Marcus Raboy, Anthony Jeselnik (Writer)

Stars: Anthony Jeselnik

Runtime: 1h 4m

Anthony Jeselnik’s whole stand-up performance is built around fabrication rather than exaggeration, as is typical of most comics; he’s portraying a character, a made-up psychopathic supervillain who invites you to laugh at his boundary-pushing, pitch-dark humor because the persona is too bizarre to be believed.

11. Katt Williams: Great America

Great America

IMDB Rating: 6.2/10

Director(s): Leslie Small, Katt Williams (Writer)

Stars: Katt Williams

Runtime: 1 Hour

Williams has always been one of the hardest-working comedians onstage, straining himself and the audience physically and emotionally.

He’s not nearly as athletic as he once was, but he makes light of it by making jokes about growing older and the importance of savoring your youth while you still have it.

As a result, Williams makes fun of himself for slowing down and being more prone to catastrophic injury without effort.

12. Hasan Minhaj: Homecoming King

Homecoming King 2

IMDB Rating: 8.3/10

Director(s): Christopher Storer, Hasan Minhaj (Writer)

Stars: Hasan Minhaj

Runtime: 1h 13m

Hassan Minaj is a comic genius, and Homecoming King is the reflection of it. His comic description of Indian-American belonging and the cultural difference make the show one of the best standup on Netflix Australia.

When it comes to the sessions by Hassan, you can count on some harsh truths with the icing of humor, including Trump’s presidency mishap, Muslim bans, and other issues faced by brown men in America.

13. Bo Burnham: Inside

Inside 2 - Best Standup on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 8.7/10

Director(s): Bo Burnham

Stars: Bo Burnham

Runtime: 1h 27m

Burnham goes darker, producing full bangers on anything from the white savior complex to cancel culture, toxic masculinity, melancholy, and global economic injustice, all with self-deprecating comedy and infectious rhythms.

It’s one of the most beneficial things to emerge from quarantine, and his stance makes the sessions one of the best standup on Netflix Australia.

14. Kevin Hart’s Guide to Black History

Kevin Hart’s Guide to Black History

IMDB Rating: 5.5/10

Director(s): Tom Stern

Stars: Steve Agee, Derek Basco, Brad Berryhill

Runtime: 1h 2m

Through a series of reenactments, the one-hour show explores the lives of unsung black heroes. Viewers will learn about polar explorer Matthew Henson, astronaut Mae Jemison, and performer-turned-Allied spy Josephine Baker.

15. John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City

Kid Gorgeous at Radio City

IMDB Rating: 8.0/10

Director(s): Alex Timbers, John Mulaney (Writer)

Stars: John Mulaney, Jon Brion, Carole Shelley

Runtime: 1h 5m

Mulaney’s trademark good-natured charm eviscerates pretty about everything (school assemblies, aging, etiquette, church). He even manages to get into the thorny political realm with horse parallels and a refusal to name a particular orange-haired president.

16. Eric Andre: Legalize Everything

Legalize Everything

IMDB Rating: 6.2/10

Director(s): Eric Notarnicola

Stars: Eric André

Runtime: 51m

Eric Andre does a hilarious and relevant stand-up routine making it one of the best standup on Netflix Australia. It’s a mash-up of scathing jabs at the defunct Cops docuseries, Xanax blackouts,  satirical history lectures about John Calvin and Puritanism, and Tupac holograms.

17. Richard Pryor: Live in Concert

Live in Concert

IMDB Rating: 8.1/10

Director(s): Jeff Margolis

Stars: Richard Pryor, Patti LaBelle, Huey P. Newton

Runtime: 1h 18m

Richard Pryor’s landmark 1979 film Live in Concert is a must-see for any comedy fan with a Netflix membership. Live in Concert was the first feature-length film to focus solely on a stand-up comedy act, and it was directed by the famous concert filmmaker Jeff Margolis.

18. Seth Meyers: Lobby Baby

Lobby Baby

IMDB Rating: 7.5/10

Director(s): Neal Brennan, Seth Meyers (Writer)

Stars: Jonathan Chacko, Seth Meyers

Runtime: 1h 1m

Seth Meyers opens up about parenthood and that harrowing delivery tale – his wife went into labor in the lobby of their building — while gleaning laughs from the most absurd events in his life.

He brings his usual charisma and charm to the stage, but he appears most at ease when aiming his humor at himself, for our amusement.

19. David Cross: Making America Great Again!

Making America Great Again

IMDB Rating: 6.5/10

Director(s): Alex Coletti, David Cross (Writer)

Stars: David Cross

Runtime: 1h 14m

David Cross blasts Donald Trump, religious taboos, and American arrogance on a funny yet controversial comedy night. It’s a wonderful example of the comic’s willingness to go to great lengths to avoid rehashing old jokes.

20. Hannah Gadsby: Nanette

Nanette

IMDB Rating: 8.1/10

Director(s): Jon Olb, Madeleine Parry, Hannah Gadsby (Writer)

Stars: Hannah Gadsby

Runtime: 1h 9m

You are living under the rock if you enjoy the amazing stand-up session brought by Hannah Gadsby. She is an Australian comic bringing you a dose of humor, laughter, and sarcasm.

Gadsby’s routine focuses on the delights and challenges of being a queer woman, her youth in Tasmania, her admiration for Monica Lewinsky, her analysis of why sexuality and comedy go hand in hand.

She also aims her early inspirations, guys like Louis C.K., who have now turned into an issue and make her session one of the best standup on Netflix Australia.

21. Wanda Sykes: Not Normal

Not Normal

IMDB Rating: 7.3/10

Director(s): Linda Mendoza, Wanda Sykes (Writer)

Stars: Wanda Sykes

Runtime: 1 Hour

Wanda Sykes’s session covers everything from Trump to aging and body image with self-aware humor and good-natured pessimism that feels approachable, conversational, and academically useful.

Sykes can crack jokes about 45, speculate about old age, moan about relationships, and more with a laid-back charm that only helps to emphasize her true message: things aren’t normal right now.

22. Oh, Hello on Broadway

Oh, Hello on Broadway

IMDB Rating: 7.7/10

Director(s): Michael John Warren, Alex Timbers

Stars: Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Steve Martin

Runtime: 1h 44m

Nick Kroll and John Mulaney are parodies of a generally shared plight: older relatives with erroneous beliefs who aren’t afraid to crack a racial joke.

In the realm of comedy, boomers are an obvious target. Still, Kroll and Mulaney elevate their program to more than merely ridiculing the elderly by refusing to follow a standard formula.

23. Urzila Carlson: Overqualified Loser

Overqualified Loser

IMDB Rating: 6.2/10

Director(s): Hayden Guppy

Stars: Urzila Carlson

Runtime: 1h 2m

Urzila Carlson, a stand-up comic, keeps the audience roaring with her musings on recasting “The Biggest Loser,” sex video regrets, and boxed wine hangovers.

The Australian comic knows what points to raise to get the audience’s reaction, making it one of the best standup on Netflix Australia.

24. W. Kamau Bell: Private School Negro

Private School Negro

IMDB Rating: 6.4/10

Director(s): Shannon Hartman, W. Kamau Bell (Writer)

Stars: W. Kamau Bell

Runtime: 1h 5m

Kamau Bell and his wife try to instill hope and optimism in their kids. Bell joked that he could have found one answer in a woke children’s cartoon TV show.

He also entertains us by punctuating some of his punchlines by shouting them triumphantly into the sky, à la Oprah Winfrey.

25. Aziz Ansari: RIGHT NOW

Right Now-Best Standup to watch on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 7.5/10

Director(s): Spike Jonze, Aziz Ansari (Writer)

Stars: Aziz Ansari

Runtime: 1h 5m

Following claims of sexual harassment, Aziz Ansari’s debut Netflix special is an exercise in current comic criticism.
He discusses wokeness, the value of family, and, yes, the #MeToo debate in a hilariously profound way.

It’s a rare glimpse at a performer ready to sift through the layers of celebrity and self-preservation to uncover something more universal and thus meaningful.

26. Jenny Slate: Stage Fright

Stage Fright

IMDB Rating: 5.9/10

Director(s): Gillian Robespierre, Jenny Slate (Writer)

Stars: Jenny Slate

Runtime: 1h 6m

Jenny Slate has created a show that is equal parts stand-up comedy and documentary. Slate takes viewers on a journey through her life, youth, and career, interspersing video and confessionals with behind-the-scenes pieces that demonstrate her comic talent.

27. Fred Armisen: Standup For Drummers

Standup for Drummers - Standup specials to watch on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 5.8/10

Director(s): Lance Bangs

Stars: Fred Armisen, Clem Burke, Vinnie Colaiuta

Runtime: 1h 5m

Fred Armisen, a comedian, and drummer deliver stand-up comedy, music, and skits for a crowd of drummers.

In the end, it feels like something only Armisen could come up with. Yet, even if the rhythm is often difficult to follow, the fact that it exists is a small miracle.

28. Tracy Morgan: Staying Alive

Staying Alive

IMDB Rating: 6.2/10

Director(s): Ryan Polito, Tracy Morgan (Writer)

Stars: Tracy Morgan

Runtime: 1 Hour

Tracy Morgan’s show is full of “F” words, “B” words, and “P” words. Morgan has previously sparked debate with his quips. But, as with all humor, mileage varies from listener to listener and from joke to joke for any particular listener.

29. Patton Oswalt: Talking for Clapping

Talking for Clapping-Best Standups Netflix

IMDB Rating: 6.8/10

Director(s): Patton Oswalt

Stars: Patton Oswalt, Boots Riley

Runtime: 1h 5m

In this specific humorous performance, the very nerdy, opinionated, and truly great performer doesn’t hold back on the more important, serious problems facing modern society.

Things include Donald Trump’s absurd presidential campaign, the wonders of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), and the joyous hazards of parenting are focused on by Patton Oswalt.

30. Chris Rock: Tamborine

Tamborine

IMDB Rating: 6.6/10

Director(s): Bo Burnham, Chris Rock(Writer)

Stars: Chris Rock, Spike Lee

Runtime: 1h 38m

In Brooklyn, Chris Rock performs a comedy show packed with biting insights on parenting, adultery, and American politics.

While racial criticism has always been Rock’s lingua franca, and there’s enough of that in Tamborine, he has the most to say about the politics of love.

31. The Age of Spin: Dave Chappelle

The Age of Spin - Best Standup to watch on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 8.7/10

Director(s): N/A

Stars: Dave Chappelle

Runtime: 67m

When scrolling through Netflix’s comedy selections, it’s tough to miss Dave Chappelle. The sessions are either more evidence of his genius or symptoms of a superstar striving to stay relevant in society.

Critics and fans alike agree that Spin is one of Chappelle’s best comedic efforts in recent memory. But, of course, because we’re talking about Dave Chappelle, none of his routines are without controversy.

32. Nate Bargatze: The Tennessee Kid

The Tennessee Kid

IMDB Rating: 7.6/10

Director(s): Ryan Polito, Nate Bargatze (Writer)

Stars: Nate Bargatze

Runtime: 1 Hour

Bargatze never makes a fool of himself. His “not clever” insights belie his actual comic brilliance, as he calls them. He isn’t gullible. And he’s never arrogant.

Bargatze’s wit also allows for some deliberately ridiculous embellishments, such as giving the family dog feelings and fictitious language for each of the events he nostalgically recalls.

33. Anthony Jeselnik: Thoughts and Prayers

Thoughts and Prayers

IMDB Rating: 7.8/10

Director(s): Adam Dubin, Anthony Jeselnik (Writer)

Stars: Anthony Jeselnik, Peggy

Runtime: 59m

Whether he’s on stage or tweeting, his humor is delightfully caustic, and it’s earned him a slew of enemies.

If you’re in the mood to chuckle while also feeling bad about yourself, Anthony Jeselnik’s comedy show Thoughts and Prayers is for you.

34. Donald Glover: Weirdo

Weirdo-Best Standup to watch on Netflix

IMDB Rating: 7.4/10

Director(s): Shannon Hartman, Donald Glover (Writer)

Stars: Donald Glover

Runtime: 1h 5m

Donald Glover spends his time on stage discussing sex, race, and feces, many poop jokes. He also gets serious about his attempts to fit in as a child and the absence of black superheroes on screen.

35. Jimmy Carr: His Dark Material

Jimmy Carr His Dark Material - The Best Standup Comedy on Netflix

IMDb Rating: 7.0/10

Director(s): Brian Klein, Amanda Baker

Stars: Jimmy Carr

Runtime: 59m

If sensitive, avoid His Dark Material comedy. Jimmy Carr’s comedy is somehow confrontational and, at the same time, funny. And this is clear from his disclaimers at the start, that his jokes contain terrible things -a perfect fit for those who love dark comedy.

Some of Carr’s comedy concerns the pandemic hit, depicting how he builds up tension and then releases it. This way he offends and mends even those who never think a joke can’t do in such moments.

Jimmy Carr is not the guy who will hide or confuse you with his intentions; he throws them randomly. He is quite a naughty dude.

36. Russell Peters: Almost Famous

Russell Peters Almost Famous - The Best Standup on Netflix

IMDb Rating: 6.6/10

Director(s): David Higby

Stars: Russell Peters, Jus Reign

Runtime: 1h 13m

With Russell’s accent, you can’t avoid the laughter. His visit to Toronto’s Massey Hall for the performance is a great deal for audience engagement.

Russell has some of the jokes that may live long for years. And that’s probably one of the things that make him so famous.

He was responsible for the first original stand-up on Netflix. And no doubt the Almost Famous is the best stand up specials of all time.

37. James Acaster: Repertoire

James Acaster Repertoire - Best Stand Up on Netflix

IMDb Rating: 8.5/10

Director(s): Daniel Lucchesi

Stars: James Acaster, Stuart Laws, Joe Parham

Runtime: 1 Season

Are you fend up by stand-up comedy lately and feel nothing is funny? Then James Acaster: Repertoire is one best stand up comedy on Netflix Australia that you can dare miss.

The special standup comedy with four episodes is a real comic. All have almost the same theme and narrative. These include recognize, represent, reset and recap.

It’s a comedy that has been uniquely performed without any dreary artifice or dull edge. Indeed James Acaster is a master storyteller, one who taps the veins of the audience’s emotional energy.

38. Michelle Wolf: Joke Show

Michelle Wolf Joke Show - The Best Standup on Netflix

IMDb Rating: 7.2/10

Director(s): Lance Bangs

Stars: Michelle Wolf

Runtime: 59m

Michelle Wolf is one of the top stand up comedians who finds humor in everything, from sexism to politics to menstruations and much more.

A jack of all trade!

She has a subtle way of constructing her jokes. Besides, he claims she learned about vulgarity from Trump. And her vulgarity was expressed by one reporter after the infamous White House Correspondents Dinner as one who is pretty vulgar.

Joke Show is one great comedian piece and definitely worth qualifying to our list of the best stand up specials on Netflix Australia.

39. Reggie Watts: Spatial

Reggie Watts Spatial - Best Standup on Netflix

IMDb Rating: 6.1/10

Director(s): Benjamin Dickinson

Stars: Rory Scovel, Reggie Watts

Runtime: 1h 1m

Watts is one of the best stand up comedians on Netflix Australia who is also amiable and one who ad-libs flawlessly. Most of the Spatial bulk is made up of atypical comedy. The comedy delivers a blend of jokes involving drugs, guns, and pulling lyrics from his head, among other spontaneous jesting exploits.

You can’t dare miss the 60 minutes of opening comedy filled with gags. For the Spatial, he claimed he only needed a good location and some light structures for the go. Reggie testifies that he doesn’t need the confidence to perform as other comedians do.

He hates to be prepared to move on stage. It’s all about experiments and owning them.

40. Ali Wong: Hard Knock Wife

Ali Wong - Hard Knock Wife

IMDb Rating: 7.3/10

Director(s): Jay Karas

Stars: Ali Wong

Runtime: 1h 4m 

Ali Wong, one of the rising comedians on Netflix, showed up on One of the Best Standups on Netflix. After her First stand-up, Baby Cobra, she comes again with her second original stand-up, In which she talks about the hardships of a mother in a hilarious way that makes the listener chuckle.

41. Chris Rock Total Blackout: The Tambourine Extended Cut

Chris Rock Total Blackout_ The Tamborine Extended Cut

IMDb Rating: 7/10

Director(s): Chris Rock

Stars: Chris Rock

Runtime: 1h 37m

Chris Rock is back!! Not only that but with an extended cut of his stand-up done in 2018. By far, this is one of the most outstanding performances based on his previous stand-up, but there is a catch this performance shows never before seen jokes, which makes it unique with its genre. That’s how Chris rises as a star as one of the best standups on Netflix Australia. 

42. Felipe Esparza – Bad Decisions

Felipe Esparza - Bad Decisions

IMDb Rating: 6/10

Director(s): Mark Ritchie

Stars: Felipe Esparza

Runtime: 63min                        

Felipe Esparza is a comedian who shows up with his two-part special  Netflix, One in English and the other in Spanish. The idea of delivering the same jokes in different languages creates curiosity among adults, which is exactly what Felipe has created. What’s that!! In which is the funnier, you ask? English or Spanish? You’ll find out yourself in one of the Best Stand-ups on Netflix Australia.

43. Maria Bamford – Old Baby

Maria Bamford - Old Baby

IMDb Rating: 5.9/10

Director(s): Jessica Yu

Stars: Maria Bamford, River Butcher, Melinda Hill, Alex Blue Davis, Martin Yu

Runtime: 1h 4m

Maria Bamford is a cheerful and energetic woman despite her age, and while she is aging, she is becoming more of an old baby. She is confident and has a flexible standup throughout her special and literally “There’s no place she won’t stand up” the roving special around LA in places like park benches bowling alleys brings a new meaning to the word stand-up, and that’s what makes this one of the Best Stand-up on Netflix Australia.

44. Nate Bargatze – The Greatest Average America

Nate Bargatze - The Greatest Average American

IMDb Rating: 7.3/10

Director(s): Troy Miller

Stars: Nate Bargatze

Runtime: 1 hour

Nate Bargatze haves a stand-up during the tough times of covid, and despite the precautions and distance between the audience, Nate keeps the atmosphere cheerful. In this hour, Nates Reflects on his generation with sharp observation and hilarious insight into one’s regular life and family, like how it’s like seeing your parent’s age. What’s more? You can find it out in the greatest average American on the Best Stand-up on Netflix Australia.

45. Norm Macdonald – Hitler’s Dog, Gossip & Trickery

Norm Macdonald - Hitler’s Dog, Gossip Trickery

IMDb Rating: 7.3/10

Director(s): Liz Plonka

Stars: Norm Macdonald

Runtime: 1h 1m

Norm has returned with his old but quirky humor in an ever-changing world. He lures the audience into his world of trikes and observation, not to mention that his show has been all about as he says, “Like, most of my act is just, you know,…uh, gossip and trickery.” With this, he rises to become one of the Best stand-ups on Netflix Australia

Closing

Though you can watch anything and everything on Netflix Australia, including comedy, thriller, horror shows, suspense, horror movies, cartoon, anime, mystery movies, romance, cooking shows, sci-fi, reality, emotional drama, and documentaries – you cannot get better than standups.

With our list of the best standup on Netflix Australia, you have the humor fix for months. Happy Streaming!

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