A live taping of Nick Offerman's one-man show at New York's historic Town Hall theater, featuring a collection of anecdotes, songs and woodworking techniques.Nick Offerman is a funny guy, and has an outlook on life that is different from what you will hear just about everywhere else. He is, quite possibly, the funniest part of "Parks and Recreation" and has gone up in stature over the last few years. But he may not be the right person to fill 80 minutes on stage.Most of this is words of advice, and not necessarily jokes. When he does go for the joke, he seems to have a weird obsession with oral sex. He is surprisingly frank and forthright about his relationship with his wife, which is unusual.

*WARNING* If you enjoy a comedic style that uses a large vocabulary laid out in an excellent fashion with a wicked bit a crudeness then this show is for you. Not to be taken lightly, if you are easily offended please refrain from viewing this as it touched on many things some might find distasteful.The show itself remind me a lot of the famous role he plays on Parks and Recreations in a variety of ways yet more crude and real, you'll have to watch to find out. The jokes are well written but I feel the bits where he plays the guitar are a bit lacking. With bible jokes, general jokes about life, sex, and lawyers this is sure to give you a good laugh.

You've got a very timely window as an on stage personality to set the tone. Offerman played an awesome character on P&R but ultimately put my girlfriend and I to sleep with his live performance American Ham. I understand his personality isn't particularly lively but this was just not executed in a very grabbing way.The whole thing was just awkward, sluggish and painfully unfunny.I'm giving this a 1 because we watched all of 20 minutes before we both mutually decided it wasn't entertaining enough to sit through.I'm hoping to keep you guys away from this one with this review, save yourself time when browsing Netflix.

Nick offermans character as Ron Swanson is just genius pure genius and in his stand up he shows you what you want to see. You hear his funny one liners plus a little more which is where the spoilers start to come in here.His stand up is just over an hour long and he spends it telling the audience the 10 life lessons he has learned and he wants to share it with everyone. He sings songs he talks about his wife neighbor and cocaine along with puzzles and it's great, it's perfect. You don't have to be a big fan of parks and recreation or of nick offerman because he's hilarious.