Released in 2009, is the debut one-hour comedy special from the comedian often known as "The Machine." The special originally aired on Comedy Central and captures Kreischer's transition from being a professional "party animal" to a rising star in stand-up comedy. Background and Context
: Kreischer first gained fame in 1997 when Rolling Stone named him the "Number One Partier in the Nation" while he was a student at Florida State University.
: Reviewers and fans frequently highlight his "affability and self-deprecation," which allows him to tell outrageous stories without losing the audience's sympathy. Viewing Information Runtime : Approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. Bert Kreischer: Comfortably Dumb
: The special is available for digital purchase and has been released on DVD through retailers like eBay . Bert Kreischer: Comfortably Dumb - TV Guide
: While he later achieved massive viral success with "The Machine" story, Comfortably Dumb remains one of his most popular specials and is credited with cementing his place in the comedy world. Released in 2009, is the debut one-hour comedy
: One of the most famous segments involves his humorous advice and stories on how (not) to deal with police officers while intoxicated.
The special features raw and wild storytelling focused on his personal experiences and "man-child" persona. Key segments and topics include: Viewing Information Runtime : Approximately 1 hour and
The special's title and theme lean into Kreischer’s reputation for "expert slacking."