thanked various people, including comedians Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Bill Burr, Jimmy Carr, Norm Macdonald, Joe Rogan, and Kevin Brennan (who opened for C.K.

[6] In his three-star review, Brian Logan of The Guardian argued that some of the material was "wickedly good", but also critiqued C.K.

Remains Brilliant", and also critiqued the headlines of entertainment outlets such as Variety stating, "Critics seem to be trying to shame C.K.

's viewers away from his act by warning them it contains inappropriate ideas ... it's been more than half a century since Lenny Bruce, but suddenly making jokes about 'touchy subjects' is beyond the pale?

[9][10] Other reviewers commended him for how he addressed his misconduct, with right-wing blogger Christian Toto declaring "The special grows stronger toward the end, and his final reflections on 'you know what' prove illuminating and funny.