"Ricky Gervais gives his take on the rules of comedy, spoiling his cats and how super actual nature is in his second Netflix stand-up special"
Can someone who has watched this tell me what Ricky Gervais thinks the "rules of comedy" are?
that jokes aren't inherently funny / not funny, they're funny to people for whatever reason, like things arent inherently offensive, they're offensive to people for whatever reason was the gist.
also that words aren't actually literal violence, so making a joke about punching a disabled child had the audience laughing in a way that actually punching a disabled child would not.
also he'd rather watch louis ck masturbate than a 'woke' comic, and touched on kevin hart getting oscar #cancelled for some 10 year old jokes he'd already apologised for and deleted from his twitter, with the gist that if apologies hold no weight there's no point making them.