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Sam Morril: Incorrect is a short stand-up set built around a crude one-night-stand story and jokes about famous killings and pest control. The subjects are discussed rather than shown, but sex and death are steady sources of punchlines. We put it at around 15 and up for older teens comfortable with abrasive club humour.
Uplifting themes
A little self-mockery sits under the savage jokes, if you squint. The hour is still built to shock. Do not count on a moral landing at the end The comic owns his worst night and keeps talking, which some teens find brave. Owning a mess still leaves you with a chaotic adult on stage. Keep the distance between funny and wise Assassination jokes may send a curious teen to look up real history later. The set itself does not teach it. Any learning would be your follow-up, not the show
Story (may spoil tone)
Sam Morril delivers savage laughs as he relives his worst one-night stand, compares famous assassinations and details an unorthodox rat extermination.
Details
Violence Famous assassinations get compared for laughs, and a rat-killing story…
Famous assassinations get compared for laughs, and a rat-killing story runs as comedy. You do not get a crime scene. Death is the joke, which younger kids will not find funny
Language The special is adult stand-up with coarse language around sex and death…
The special is adult stand-up with coarse language around sex and death. The guide does not give a reliable count of specific swear words
Sex / nudity He retells a disastrous one-night stand as a long bit. It is verbal, wi…
He retells a disastrous one-night stand as a long bit. It is verbal, with no sex scene shown. The story is still adult and crude in shape, and it runs as a centrepiece
Dangerous behaviour A pest-control story describes an unusual way of killing rats. It is to…
A pest-control story describes an unusual way of killing rats. It is told as a joke, but children should not copy it
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- When a comic turns a one-night stand into a long joke, whose privacy gets used for the laugh?
- Jokes about real killings can feel cheap. What makes a death joke feel off-limits in your family?
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