Ep 2. The Comedy Central Roast of Bob Saget: UNCENSORED
- August 17, 2008
- 65 min
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7.4 (1,991)
The Comedy Central Roast is back and this time, it's Bob Saget who's in the hot seat! The comedian and actor, best known for his role on Full House, is roasted in front of a live audience by some of the biggest names in comedy, including John Stamos, Jeff Ross, and Gilbert Gottfried.
As with any roast, no topic is off-limits, and the comedians pull no punches when it comes to Saget. They make jokes about his often-raunchy sense of humor, his multiple failed marriages, and even his own appearance. But Saget takes it all in stride, laughing along and even riffing back on his own jokes.
What sets this episode apart, however, is that it's UNCENSORED. That means that the roasters are free to use whatever language they want, without fear of censorship from Comedy Central. This leads to some absolutely raunchy and boundary-pushing jokes, which turn up the heat on the already-sizzling roast.
But it's not all about the jokes. The Comedy Central Roast of Bob Saget: UNCENSORED also takes a look at Saget's life and career, with clips from some of his most notable projects. The roasters talk about the impact that Saget has had on the comedy world, and how his unique sense of humor has made him one of the most beloved figures in the industry.
Of course, the real star of the show is Saget himself. Despite being the butt of so many jokes, he remains jovial and good-natured throughout the roast, clearly enjoying the attention and the company of his fellow comedians. He even takes a few shots at some of the other roasters, showing that he can dish out as much as he can take.
Fans of the Comedy Central Roast series will not be disappointed with this UNCENSORED episode. It delivers all the vulgar, boundary-pushing humor that viewers have come to expect, while also paying tribute to one of the true icons of comedy. Whether you're a longtime fan of Bob Saget's work, or just looking for a good laugh, The Comedy Central Roast of Bob Saget: UNCENSORED is definitely worth checking out.
