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Streaming Stand-Up Comedy Specials

  



   It's national Smile Day, so let's help turn those frowns upside down with some laughter. Streaming provides access to many options when it comes to stand-up comedy and below, you'll find some of your options that are sure to make you smile. As always if you need help with anything streaming or smart home related you can contact us at 309-778-8611 or by emailing us at OneSource@midcentury.com

Netflix:

Netflix has made a huge investment in stand-up comedy recently. Their catalog includes a wide range of specials from both fan favorites and emerging comedians. Whether you’re into classic acts or want to discover new talent, Netflix has a vast library of specials to choose from. Additionally, you can explore specific comedy genres using Netflix’s “secret codes,” such as “Stand-up Comedy” (code 11559) or “Dark Comedies” (code 869).

Comedy Central on Paramount+:

Paramount+ offers on-demand access to Comedy Central’s impressive back catalog. You’ll find classic shows and stand-up specials, The ad-free Paramount+ Premium Plan is $9.99 a month, while the ad-supported Essential service costs $5.99 a month.

NextUp:

NextUp is a niche streaming service that specializes exclusively in comedy based in the UK. It features weekly live streams, exclusive stand-up comedy specials from rising stars and established comedians, and a unique revenue-sharing model that directly benefits the performers. Plus, there are no ads or contracts. NextUp is available worldwide either on a Roku or Firestick. Due to it being based in the UK NextUp comes in at $25.48 due to the exchange rate. 

Amazon Prime Video:

While not exclusively focused on stand-up, Amazon Prime Video still offers a substantial collection of comedy specials. You’ll find performances from well-known comedians and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. APV is currently $14.99 a month or $139 a year. 

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