Celebrates 20 years of delivering boundary pushing comedy to the masses in this razor sharp stand up special.

, the undisputed king of dark comedy, returns to the stage with his latest stand-up special, Bones and All (2024). Celebrating two decades of pushing the boundaries of humor, Jeselnik delivers a performance that is sharp, unapologetic, and as provocative as ever. Directed by Bill Benz, this Netflix special is both a retrospective of his illustrious career and a bold statement of his unwavering commitment to a comedic style that thrives on the edge.
Marking 20 Years of Dark Humor
Over the past two decades, Anthony Jeselnik has carved out a unique niche in the comedy world. Known for his deadpan delivery and masterful timing, Jeselnik’s comedy often delves into topics that others wouldn’t dare touch. In Bones and All, he reflects on his journey, celebrating the evolution of his craft while continuing to challenge societal norms and sensitivities.
The special isn’t just a showcase of Jeselnik’s signature humor; it’s a celebration of the art of stand up itself. With his razor sharp wit, Jeselnik revisits his comedic roots while introducing fresh material that keeps audiences both laughing and squirming in equal measure.
The Art of Pushing Boundaries
What sets Anthony Jeselnik apart from his peers is his ability to find humor in the most taboo of subjects. In Bones and All, he doubles down on his reputation as comedy’s dark prince, tackling controversial topics with an audacity that is as thrilling as it is unsettling. Jeselnik’s jokes are meticulously crafted, often leading the audience down one path before taking an unexpected and hilarious turn.
This special is a testament to Jeselnik’s skill in balancing shock value with genuine comedic insight. While some might find his humor provocative, fans of his work know that beneath the surface lies a deeper commentary on the absurdities of modern life.
A Collaboration of Talent
Directed by Bill Benz, known for his work on innovative projects like Portlandia and At Home with Amy Sedaris, Bones and All benefits from a keen visual style that complements Jeselnik’s performance. The production captures the intimacy of a live stand-up show while enhancing it with sleek cinematography that keeps the focus squarely on Jeselnik’s commanding presence.
Jeselnik’s collaboration with Benz ensures that the pacing of the special matches the rhythm of his delivery. The minimalist stage design and moody lighting create an atmosphere that feels both intimate and theatrical, allowing Jeselnik’s material to take center stage.
Unapologetically Anthony Jeselnik
Bones and All is not a special for the faint of heart. Jeselnik’s humor is designed to challenge, provoke, and, ultimately, entertain. For fans, this is Jeselnik at his best unfiltered, fearless, and fiercely intelligent. For newcomers, it’s an introduction to a comedian who refuses to compromise his vision.
As Jeselnik celebrates 20 years in the comedy spotlight, Bones and All serves as a reminder of why he remains one of the most distinctive voices in stand up. It’s a masterclass in dark humor, delivered by a comedian who has spent two decades perfecting his craft. Whether you laugh, cringe, or both, one thing is certain: Anthony Jeselnik leaves an impression that lingers long after the curtain falls.