7 Minutes in Purgatory
Stand-up comedians are forced to tell their best jokes without the sweet reward of laughter as they perform for empty seats.
- 05:10
S1 • E1
Ian Abramson
Ian Abramson does some unique impressions, questions a life lesson from his grandfather and demonstrates an unconventional method for putting on a condom.07/18/2016 - 04:35
S1 • E2
Nick Vatterott
Nick Vatterott questions the legitimacy of 7 Minutes in Purgatory, deliberates strip club marketing and tries to meditate his way out of the stand-up truck.07/18/2016 - 05:08
S1 • E3
Dave Hill - Uncensored
Dave Hill expounds on his troubles at home, talks about flying with an infant and reads selections from his own erotic short stories.07/18/2016 - 04:53
S1 • E4
Joel Kim Booster - Uncensored
Joel Kim Booster talks about being unable to relate to Asian stereotypes, admits to excessive masturbation and reflects on the most memorable Christmas gift of his childhood.07/18/2016 - 05:38
S1 • E5
Roy Wood Jr. - Uncensored
Roy Wood Jr. talks about the noises in New York City, shares his uncle's outdated relationship advice and explains some of the modern struggles of being black in America.07/18/2016 - 05:37
S1 • E6
Aparna Nancherla
Aparna Nancherla deconstructs everyday life in New York City, from battling seasonal extremes to struggling through eternal singlehood.07/18/2016 - 04:08
S1 • E7
Seaton Smith - Uncensored
Seaton Smith discusses strange encounters with New York City fans, weighs in on dating younger women and shares the most romantic thing his girlfriend has ever said to him.07/18/2016 - 04:12
S1 • E8
Matteo Lane & Liza Treyger
Matteo Lane and Liza Treyger talk about Liza's Russian parents and simulate an ice skating routine to an 80s power ballad.07/18/2016 - 04:50
S1 • E9
Wham City
Alan Resnick, Ben O'Brien and Robby Rackleff of Wham City face a major setback when bringing an Italian restaurant to life.07/18/2016 - 03:44
S1 • E10
Dan Deacon
Dan Deacon leads a sing-along with the remote crowd and celebrates select members of the audience.07/18/2016
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What happens when you deny stand-up comedians laughter? Ian Abramson finds out by putting comics in the back of a truck to do their act while the audience watches from a different room.