The 20 Best Stand-Up Specials Available for Comedy Fans to Stream Now

Just like the rest of us, Simon Cowell is mourning the death of Nightbirde.

Thomas Tuchel has dropped Romelu Lukaku from his starting line-up to face Lille in the first-leg of their Champions League knockout tie.The Belgian had a game to forget on Saturday against Crystal Palace, registering just seven touches across the 90 minutes, one of which was from kick-off.The £97.5million signing has been named amongst the substitutes rather than leading the line at Stamford Bridge, a week after he helped Chelsea claim the Club World Cup title.Tuchel's decision marks yet another low point in Lukaku's return to Chelsea, which has been dominated in controversy as well as injury since moving from Inter Milan in the summer.Lukaku's tally of seven touches during the 1-0 win against Palace on Saturday was an all-time low for any player over the course of 90 minutes in the Premier League, since such statistics began to be recorded during the 2003/04 season. As a result, Lukaku has been dropped by Tuchel despite the German seemingly defending his summer signing in the build-up to their clash with Lille, as he asked fans to stop making jokes about him.Tuchel said regarding Lukaku's form: "Sometimes it's like this with strikers if they struggle a little bit with self confidence and find the space to get involved with a good defensive side.Is Romelu Lukaku's future at Chelsea in doubt? Comment belowWant to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Kate Garraway will be returning with a new documentary this evening called Caring For Derek.This will feature more insight into her looking after her husband who was diagnosed with Covid in March 2020.As fans of the Good Morning Britain presenter will know, her husband Derek Draper has been dealing with the brutal aftermath of Covid.The former political lobbyist was hospitalised after catching the virus and put in an induced coma.He is now at home but still requires around-the-clock care.A new documentary sharing updates on his condition will air on ITV tonight.Ahead of its release, Kate has been sharing insight into his condition.However, not everyone has had positive things to say about her documentary.One Twitter user named Brian Snape wrote: “I genuinely hope he makes as full a recovery as possible.“Sadly I still can’t reconcile how Derek’s alleged inability to communicate ties in with him consenting to Kate parading him in front of the public.“That’s never sat comfortably with me.”Kate was quick to reply, as she urged him to watch the television show.She penned: “If you watch the doc tonight you will see xx.”Another follower named @o2brain wrote to her with their concerns.They tweeted: “I feel for Derek & Kate - but I’m 20 years post stroke with paralysis and epilepsy, and my wife is 4 years with cancer and 7 spinal fractures.“We get NO help, and have NO savings, but have to get on with life.”The GMB host then replied: “It’s for people like you that we want to shine a light on the issues & share the challenges.“Do let me know your thoughts after watching it xxx.”In another message to her 487,000 followers, Kate shared how she was “so proud” of the documentary.She penned: “So proud of the work the doc team & @itv

Jerry Seinfeld was spotted Monday in his lime green Porsche in East Hampton, New York after the announcement of the death of his Seinfeld co-star Jerry Stiller.The 66-year-old comedian paid tribute online to Stiller who died at the age of 92 from natural causes.The Seinfeld star posted a photo on Twitter and Instagram of himself holding up a vinyl copy of a 1967 comedy album by Stiller and his wife Anne Meara who died in 2015.

The casts of and  are paying tribute to their beloved co-star, Jerry Stiller, who died from natural causes at the age of 92.

Jerry Seinfeld has won a court case over who came up with the idea for his hit Netflix show, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

One of the greatest moments of Jerry Seinfeld’s life was throwing the first pitch at a baseball game.

Jerry Seinfeld is opening up about his long-lasting relationship with his wife, author Jessica Seinfeld.

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Jerry Seinfeld is returning to the stage for a new Netflix standup special, “Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill”.

The trailer pays homage to James Bond.

He's got dozens of Porsches in his huge vintage car collection.And even the coronavirus lockdown couldn't stop Jerry Seinfeld taking one out for a spin, as he took a drive in a lime green Porsche in the Hamptons.The65-year-old car aficionado looked in high spirits, after sharing the first look of hisupcoming comedy special on Netflix on Thursday via Instagram.'Now that even super-villains want stand up specials, only secret agent comedians can stop them!' the comedian captioned theJames Bond-inspired footage of himself playing a secret agent.

Jerry Seinfeld goes head-to-head against a supervillain in the trailer for Netflix's Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill. The James Bond-themed trailer opens with a shot of the New York City skyline before Seinfeld is shown strapped to a table.

Jerry Seinfeld is returning to the stage for a new Netflix standup special, “Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill”.

Jerry Seinfeld is back! The comedy legend is starring in a brand-new, original special for the first time since 1998. Called, the special will debut globally on Netflix on Tuesday, May 5.  

His name is Seinfeld. Jerry Seinfeld.

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Patton Oswalt is also set to share a new one-off on the streaming service

Jerry Seinfeld is bringing some more laughs to Netflix with his latest stand-up special “23 Hours To Kill.”

Many Americans are heading into Week 3 of being self-isolated or quarantined in the wake of coronavirus, and while staying in is absolutely the right thing to do, it's a time of frayed nerves and high anxiety for lots of us. Sure, now is the perfect time to discover a new show, but sometimes all you wanna do is unwind with the familiar comforts of a show you already love and know like the back of your hand.