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Ben Bailey: Live and Uncensored (2016)
Emmy winning comedian Ben Bailey shines in his latest one hour stand-up comedy special Ben Bailey Live and Uncensored. He really let’s loose in this landmark performance that truly lives up to it’s name. Bailey can make anything funny, from a simple “Thanks for Coming out” to a brilliant improvised encore. His clever writing, quick wit, unique delivery and contagious energy will keep you laughing from start to finish and for a long time to come. WARNING: This is not Cash Cab. Ben uses bad words. Ben asks no Trivia questions. Ben gives away no money.
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Emmy winning comedian Ben Bailey shines in his latest one hour stand-up comedy special Ben Bailey Live and Uncensored. He really let’s loose in this landmark performance that truly lives up to it’s name. Bailey can make anything funny, from a simple “Thanks for Coming out” to a brilliant improvised encore. His clever writing, quick wit, unique delivery and contagious energy will keep you laughing from start to finish and for a long time to come. WARNING: This is not Cash Cab. Ben uses bad words. Ben asks no Trivia questions. Ben gives away no money.
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