This is The Last Laugh. I'm Matt Wilstein from The Daily Beast, and today on the show

we are going to have my interview with comedian Rachel Feinstein, who just released her first

Netflix special last week called Big Guy. But first, Allegra is here to talk about two comedy shows that we are

currently watching, one of which might be the only good comedy series on TV right now,

and the other one is Shane Gillis's Tires on Netflix. How's going, Allegra? Good. Could be better

if I didn't have to watch Tires, otherwise good. It's, I just checked,

it's, we're going to get to tires in a minute. It's currently number two on Netflix's

top 10 TV shows right behind Bridgeton. So maybe we should take solace in the fact that it's

not number one ahead of Bridgeton. I'm not sure. It's the two genders right there. It says a lot.

Yeah, it's real binary over at Netflix right now. Speaking of, let's start with Hacks because I feel

like we have much nicer things to say about it. Hax is a, for anyone it doesn't know, it's

either an HBO or a Mac show or an HBO Macs show. I'm not really sure, but you can

definitely stream it on Max. And it's just about to wrap up its third season. The premise is basically

this older comedian Deborah Vance, played by Gene Smart, and her younger writer, up-and-comer comedian

Ava, played by Hannah Eininder, and it really centers on

their relationship. But I think, you know, has had a lot to say about comedy over its three seasons.

By the way, so cool they let you move into a cheesecake factory. Oh, is that where you wait

tables? That seems like a better fit. yeah i agree you classist monster i'd rather

slang bang bang chicken and shrimp all day than work here i mean fuck what is this 50 tassels on one couch

even liberace would think it's a bit much oh no you're incorrect he actually loved it he did

poppers on that couch in 85 cool i'm glad liberace's butthole was nice and loose in your house.

Maybe you should have joined him since yours is obviously tight as fuck.

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