I enjoyed Jeff Dunham's first two TV specials, "Arguing With Myself (2006) and "Spark of Insanity" (2007). This one was OK, but didn't quite seem to have the same spark as the first two, or maybe I'm just getting used to him. It took place at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee to a packed house, which is always the case with Dunham's shows. The old curmudgeon Walter opened the show as he usually does, followed by Achmed the Dead Terrorist, who since then has become so popular he's brought on last as the act's finale. That's Achmed in my summary, with a quote that's become his signature line. Also along on this trip were Bubba J with his Road Kill Christmas song, Peanut, and Jose Jalapeno on a Stick. Lots of funny stuff as usual, but I do wish Dunham would clean up his act a bit from the frequent use of the 'f' word, a trait that tarnishes his puppet characters as crude and vulgar.

I would have rated him higher but I can only relate to what I can hear. I bought his DVD hoping that closed caption was included as one of the features. I'm only sorry that I didn't enjoy it as much as I could have. I would be glad to collect his video's if closed caption was available. Maybe the next video will have what I need to start my collection. I was lucky enough to have caught part of his act on CMT channel this week-end. Enjoyed it thoroughly. Still laughing. The DVD I bought will be given to my son, he's also a Jeff Dunham fan. Just maybe this information will find its way to the Jeff Dunham producers and all the hearing impaired could start laughing again