Tom Segura's Netflix stand-up specials ranked from 'Completely Normal' to 'Teacher'

MovieWeb’s Adam Symchuk updated a ranking of every full Tom Segura comedy special streaming on Netflix on Jan. 31, 2026, listing six stand-up specials from his 2014 breakout to his most recent 2025 special. At No. 1 is Completely Normal (2014), which Symchuk calls Segura’s breakout special and the best introduction for new viewers, highlighting tight pacing and candid bits such as an awkward doctor exchange about weight that helped frame Segura’s rise on Netflix.

No. 2 is Sledgehammer (2023), described as a fan-focused special that rewards longtime followers but can feel underwhelming as a first Segura special; No. 3 is Disgraceful (2018), praised for strong anecdotal material but criticized for dated controversy over use of the "r-word" and a Cajun joke.

No. 4 is Ball Hog (2020), characterized as one of Segura’s more shock-heavy efforts with mixed reception and memorable bits like an anecdote about a friend and the Wu-Tang Clan, while No. 5 is Mostly Stories (2016), often viewed as "mid" with rushed pacing despite standout moments about generational differences.

At No. 6 is Teacher (2025), which dropped on Netflix right before Christmas 2025 and runs 67 minutes; Symchuk says it turns more introspective on parenthood and family but drew mixed fan reactions for recycled material and crude bodily-function jokes.

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