Hannah Gadsby: Douglas

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Hannah Gadsby: Douglas

2020

1h 12m

Comedy

Stand-Up

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Hannah Gadsby returns for their second special and digs deep into the complexities of popularity, identity and their most unusual dog park encounter.

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Critics Consensus

Humorously human and poignantly hilarious, Douglas is an expertly constructed hour of comedy that further affirms Hannah Gadsby's mastery of their craft.

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Mary Elizabeth Williams

Salon.com

06/05/2020

Gadsby is no everywoman, her worldview is entirely her own. That's why she stands out, at once fiercely and quietly, like a tiny, perfect lion.

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Michael Idato

Sydney Morning Herald

05/29/2020

This is an uneasy dance between artist and audience. It's challenging. It is funny, and truly hilarious at times. But it's also going to kick you in the guts when you least expect it

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Jason Zinoman

New York Times

05/28/2020

"Douglas" is a surprisingly slick, joke-dense show, running hot then cold and even chilly, periodically pausing to meditate on its changing temperature.

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Michael Cuby

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10/03/2022

From its first moments, Gadsby makes it clear that she’s a comedian who knows enough about the art of stand-up to continuously flip it on its head, again and again.

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Daisy Leigh-Phippard

Screen Queens

02/21/2022

So how can a show that touches on all this darkness make your belly hurt from laughing? Its because acknowledging the bad things and saying the jokes next to each other admit that both can coexist.

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Elle Hunt

NME (New Musical Express)

07/08/2021

3/5

A funny yet frustrating encore...after vowing to quit stand-up forever in her breakthrough show, Hannah Gadsby returns on playful and defensive form.

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Otto M

@RT65276595 05/20/2025

I watched this immediately after Nanette in the pursuit of not going to bed crying, and it delivered. Douglas may not be for everyone, but Gadsby's style of humor and presentation had me in stitches!

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rrtodd95 T

@RT50571363 01/22/2025

I honestly don't know how anyone can laugh at this. It's depressing. The jokes make Bob Saget on America's Funniest Home Video's seem funny. This is the kind of humour woke people that want everything they don't agree with cancelled like. Truly awful.

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Katie D

@WickedPineapple 08/18/2023

Her story about her teacher and the box/penguin made me laugh so hard I cried the first time I watched it.

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David F

@dfulmer 05/18/2023

This funny special has some of the meta scaffolding and trendy postmodernism of ‘Nanette'. It's also really funny.

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Song M

@RT58646777 01/10/2023

She needs therapy. Seriously, she needs therapy... The whole show doesn't belong on tv but behind the door of a therapy session.

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07/09/2022

Well, she keeps too be unfunny. No more comments necessary.

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Synopsis

Hannah Gadsby returns for their second special and digs deep into the complexities of popularity, identity and their most unusual dog park encounter.

Director: Madeleine Parry
Screenwriter: Hannah Gadsby
Genre: Comedy, Stand-Up
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): May 26, 2020
Runtime: 1h 12m