Description

In Father is Fat, stand up comic Jim Gaffigan, who’s most widely known for his famous riffs on Hot Pockets, sausage, manatees, and McDonald's, conveys all of the delights and horrors of existence with five young children—everything from relatives ("superstars for small children") to toddlers’ conversation abilities (“they usually seem like they've moved by horseback for hours to provide essential news”), to the eating practices of four year olds (“there isn't any distinction between a four year old eating a taco and tossing a taco on the floor”). Similar to Bill Cosby’s Fatherhood, Father is Fat is dramatically noticed, explosively hilarious, and a cry for help from the guy who has understood he and his spouse are outnumbered within their home.