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Legendary comedian and podcaster Marc Maron stars in his first-ever HBO comedy special filmed in front of a live audience at New York City's Town Hall. Over the course of a personal and provocative hour, Maron tackles such topics as getting older, antisemitism and faith, and his thoughts on having children – especially during the pandemic. The comedian also opens up about reestablishing his complicated relationship with his father following a difficult diagnosis and the loss of partner Lynn Shelton in 2020. Darkly funny and fearless, Marc Maron: From Bleak to Dark showcases the long-established comedian's deeply layered cynicism as he deftly weaves humor and ire into his signature style of storytelling. (HBO Max)
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Marc Maron is always true to himself and unlike various other comedians or storytellers, I truly believe that his attitude is not fake posturing. He is simply a former wild man who has experienced his fair share, and who hated everything and everyone for a long time, but with each passing year that roughness fades away. He is at peace with what he has. He has lost love, another piece of life's happiness, and now he's simply living, or at least trying to. He doesn't need to be funny at all costs and build punchlines for a burst of laughter every fifteen seconds. Sometimes we have to wait a good couple of minutes for a crushing line, but listening to everything that comes before and after it contains unfakeable life experience.
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