With the Montefel money extra, I'm Chris Hill.

So what have you been binge watching lately?

There's a lot to choose from out there with so many documentaries, award-winning dramas

and action movie franchises.

And then there's Stand Up Comedy.

Netflix in particular has so many Stand Up Comedy offerings.

Some have wondered if it will lead to a repeat of the industry imploding like it did in the

early 1990s.

Jason Zenneman is the comedy critic for the New York Times.

And when we spoke a couple of years ago, he shared why he is not concerned about the

business of Stand Up Comedy.

There was a time when getting an HBO special was, you know, the pinnacle.

And now it's the Netflix special.

And you could criticize Netflix by putting out so much once a week and Comedy Central

and C7HBO is still putting them out.

That they do seem like less of an event than what we had in HBO, where if you're just

getting an HBO, the HBO stamp of approval meant something.

Which raises this question that already in a situation like the first comedy boom in

the late 80s, early 90s, where this glut is about to, you know, we're heading towards

a comedy bust.

There's too much comedy.

And I actually don't think so.

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