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Hannah Gadsby Made Room for Marginalized Voices in Comedy, and Made Autism Funny The Aussie comedian followed her blockbuster Netflix hit "Nanette" with '"Douglas," which was just as hilarious. Hannah Gadsby knows haters gonna hate, and she's gleefully giving them more fodder for the fire. Luckily, that tactic works out well for the rest of us, who think Gadsby's eclectic blend of.

She talks about life in earnest, and frankly, the world could use more of that. So the announcement of Douglas, Hannah Gadsby's second stand-up special to be available on Netflix, is exciting. The trailer for Douglas shows Gadsby back in her navy blue blazer and.

Hannah Gadsby: Douglas (Netflix) This is woke comedy that fetishizes victimhood. NRPLUS MEMBER ARTICLE O ver the last week, woke mobs have stormed the streets and social media, demanding. Hannah Gadsby: Douglas (Netflix) Watch Nanette to understand the modern Left, then watch Douglas to laugh a little. T he Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby has not won herself too many admirers on. It was an hour of comedy that seemed to equally capture hearts and enrage the. She declared she was quitting comedy over the trauma unearthed in her Netflix sensation Nanette.

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Now, in her comeback stand-up show Hannah Gadsby: Douglas, she's ready to lighten things up a bit. Douglas er med hendes ord en blid og meget godhjertet gennemhulning af patriarkatet - inklusive en perfekt joke om den #MeToo-faldne kollega Louis C. In her hilarious debut Netflix Original stand-up special, Hannah Gadsby: Nanette, comedian Hannah Gadsby gets up close and personal about her life and growing up gay on the small island of Tasmania.

At the beginning of her second Netflix special, Douglas, Hannah Gadsby discusses her newfound success in America, which makes her wonder: If people are fans solely because of her previous special, Nanette, what exactly are they expecting from her? It's a fitting question, given that her breakthrough piece, which examined her personal trauma, was dark and at times, incredibly uncomfortable to. The structure of this is interesting, especially given the fact that it's a follow up to Nanette, which would.be intimidating for any comedian, I imagine. Gadsby's approach is to manage expectations with a detailed preamble that also cleverly serves as a bit of a content warning and a thoughtful critique of comedy specials in general, before lunging into the meat of the thing--- and while it.