Lawrence Mooney - 2017 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- #LawrenceMooney is at an age where he has to 'get ready for bed'. Recorded on Wednesday 22 March 2017 at The Regent Theatre for ABC, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala, proudly supporting Oxfam Australia.
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I really like Mooney, I find his comedy very 21st century and he always makes me laugh. What more could you want in a comedian?
his brother is my principal lmao
Funny. Great set, champ.
long live the moon man
This is just awful so called comedy. The real issue are the subject matters and language that comedians choose and the dim witted audiences that laugh at this rubbish. Sorry times!!
This clown wants a 77 year old woman 'charged for her opinion', and 'hounded until she falls into line'. The absolute state of Australian comedy.
Comedy is subjective so hard to criticize what many people obviously find funny.
It's obviously funny to some. I like most of his stuff.
What would you suggest out of interest?