Has anyone else seen Amy Schumer's Netflix Show: 'Growing?'

It's really funny and she also covers some important topics in her own unique way. Topics include pregnancy, dating, being married to someone living with Asperger's, female sexuality, the Brett Kavanaugh appointment, women's fears and more.

Note that she is a person who swears and is very comfortable getting into some gritty details including sexual descriptions...so if that would make you uncomfortable, you would want to skip this show. ******She also refers to violence against women which I realize would be triggering for some folks.******

If anyone else watched her show, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

I don't find Amy Schumer funny at all.

Each to their own!

[Betty_Banana]

I watched it and thought it was hilarious,just like all her other raunchy stand up shows.

I was surprised when she lifted her dress and showed her belly though....nah,I guess I would expect her to do something like that,but it still surprised me.

Originally Posted by Betty_Banana

I watched it and thought it was hilarious,just like all her other raunchy stand up shows.

I was surprised when she lifted her dress and showed her belly though....nah,I guess I would expect her to do something like that,but it still surprised me.

Haha. It surprised me too!!! Though she is a bit of a wild one I think it was partly for shock factor and partly her desire to show the world that a real woman's body can be on TV...not all of us are built like Victoria's Secret models...whether pregnant or not. I admire her for reminding us of that with her jokes and self-deprecating humor.

I thought her comments about her love for her husband's eccentricities were beautiful.

I don't think I've seen much of her other stand-up...is there a particular one you'd recommend?

[Betty_Banana]

"The Leather Special" was pretty funny.I think it was in 2017. I can't think of the names of the others off hand but I have seen just about every stand up performance and every movie she's been in.I think she's hilarious and down to Earth and says things that other people are afraid to say.

I even loved her movie "I feel pretty" even though she received a lot of backlash over it.

[LadyShadow]

I didn't get to see it yet, but I've loved her for YEARS. She was one of the first female comics that I related to. The one show I will recommend is one of her earliest shows on Comedy Central - the video says its 2017, but I think this is a much earlier show, I think maybe 2008 or so.

Anyway, the quality isn't that great but this is the only video I found of the whole special.

Enjoy!