Tim Hawkins: That's the Worst! (2015)
Overview
This is the WORST. 90 minutes of terrible! From comedy legend Tim Hawkins comes an all new live concert performance featuring new stand-up comedy as well as the brilliant musical comedy his fans love and demand. That's the Worst features a full length concert from Tim, and includes a performance from John Crist, the opening act from the night of filming.
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| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.0704 |
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