Bob Saget: That's What I'm Talkin' About

Bob Saget: That's What I'm Talkin' About is a one-hour long comedy stand-up special featuring television personality and stand-up comedian, Bob Saget, a renowned name recognized for his role on ABC-TV's hit show "Full House" and as the host of "America’s Funniest Home Videos", serving to the world's amusement for eight years straight. Aided by his effortless humor that’s a striking mix of sarcastic wit and raunchy comedy, Saget takes the center stage at Seattle's Moore Theatre in this 2013 release.

Directed by Jay Chapman, this stand-up special delves into Bob Saget's raw, unfiltered, and unique brand of humor that starkly contrasts with the image of the lovable, clean-cut sitcom dad he is widely known for across American households. He masterfully maneuvers through a plethora of topics - that draw upon his own life experiences, adding an intimate layer to the show. Whether it is his evolution as a comic, his experiences in Hollywood, or anecdotes from his well-loved television shows, the comedian manages to serve challenge with a side order of laughter.

Throughout the hour special, Saget spontaneously interacts with the audience and his tangents become an integral part of the viewing experience. Unlike scripted performances, Saget thrives in an unpredictable atmosphere where he serves ad libbed responses, often punctuated with his signature, off-kilter charm. His classic storytelling skills dominate the show, ringing in a tide of nostalgia for those familiar with his early work in stand-up.

Bob Saget: That's What I'm Talkin' About is quintessentially Saget humor - a smorgasbord of sarcastic wit, borderline offensive, and risqué jokes that have been his comic signature. The audience is treated to explicit, upfront, and uninhibited humor that leaves no subject taboo. The jokes range from family-related narratives to self-deprecating humor, gleaming with an innuendo-laden narrative style.

The stand-up special is not just about Saget's talent and knack for humor but also sheds light on his persona as an artist. Behind the rubber-faced comedian, there rests a sense of vulnerability that seeps subtly into his humor. He candidly talks about the pressures of fame, the side-effects of being typecast in 'nice guy' roles, or touching upon personal life struggles. The audience gets a glimpse of Saget as a person, not just as a performer engulfed in the spotlight's glare. The masked and unmasked Saget both harmonize on stage in a bid to provide entertainment, that is humorously raw and refreshingly poignant, accompanied by a musical performance that plays subtly in the crossroads of humor and melody.

Saget’s voice is an important element of the film and is characterized by its quality of sounding both loud and soft at the same time - loud because of the bombastic nature of his jokes and soft due to the undertones of earnestness that seep into some stories, creating a balanced and intriguing persona for his audience. He exudes a sense of charismatic ease that despite the off-color humor, keeps his audience spellbound and comfortable in his genuine, animated performance.

Bob Saget: That's What I'm Talkin' About is distinctly for mature audiences. It pushes boundaries and tests sensibilities. Rude, crude, and sporadically touching, it delivers humor that’s likened to a well-aged wine, initially shocking to the taste but a delightful experience once accustomed. This classic special is a testament to the range of Saget's comedic prowess, his timeless appeal, and to his transformation as a performing artist. Whether you're a die-hard Saget fan or a comedy enthusiast, this standalone special will leave you in delightful and surprised stutters of laughter.

In conclusion, Bob Saget: That's What I'm Talkin' About provides a hearty dose of unapologetic humor, nostalgia, and intimate revelations. With its no-holds-barred approach to comedy and raw authenticity, it is a showcase of Saget's comedic brilliance that effortlessly transcends his sitcom image, offering a window into the prolific career and life of the man behind beloved characters. If you're in search of a stand-up special that seamlessly blends the absurd with the profound, this is a must-watch.