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1. Part 1: War -- The Survivors
Air date: Feb 15, 2019
Larry visits war victims in Iraq, where topical satire thrives but stand-up struggles, and Liberia, where comedy was revived by the Ebola crisis.
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2. Part 2: War -- The Soldiers
Air date: Feb 15, 2019
Larry interviews soldiers who have turned their painful combat experiences into comedy, including a veteran whose injuries fuel his stand-up routine.
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3. Part 3: Race
Air date: Feb 15, 2019
In the U.S., Larry explores how racial division becomes comic fodder for minorities and immigrants -- as well as underground alt-right humorists.
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4. Part 4: Gender
Air date: Feb 15, 2019
Larry examines the way comedians in Saudi Arabia and media stars in Nigeria struggle against or reinforce misogynistic and homophobic attitudes.
Larry Charles' Dangerous World of Comedy (2019)
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A thoughtful exploration of comedy as a coping mechanism.
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Thoughtful exploration of comedy in parts of the world traditionally ignored by American media.
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Deep, profound, touching and real. One of the most funny and intense things I've seen on Netflix.
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He had me until he refers to Nigerian comedians making jokes about raping women to ���otherwise cool guys���
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Would be 5 star but he really got the racism problem in America wrong. he made it all out to be only white people's problems. When it was other people's problems too.
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TITLE BALLS I follow Larry Charles works since the 80s. I like him but his latest documentary on comedy in other countries is a real piece of art. he has proved so many qualities that I was really really impressed. firstly as I just said, balls. it??s no picnic do something like that. then research, but so much capability in entering the soul of the country and the comedian. Chapeau Mr. Charles. Chapeau
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