Ellen DeGeneres is arguably one of the most famous comedians in the world. Her iconic TV show, Ellen, has been on for air for 17 seasons. She's won multiple awards, hosted numerous events, and inspired millions with her witty comebacks, endearing dance moves, and own coming-out story. This weekend, catch her Netflix special, entitled Relatable, for a show that's also a bit of an inside look at her life and opinions. She talks — or rather jokes — about her personal growth, her strange dreams, and her advocacy of kindness. 

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Can I Touch It? is Whitney Cumming's fourth comedy special, yet it remains one of her most memorable. Humorously manoeuvring her way through feminism, modernism, and technology, Cummings expertly leads her audience through the nuances of modern-day life—while making them laugh. 

Host of The Daily Show, Trevor Noah, shines in his second Netflix stand-up special, Son of Patricia. Entertaining and multi-talented, the South African native effortlessly jokes about everything from family to snakes to racism and tacos. It's a whirlwind of a show and one that he dedicates to his mother, Patricia Noah. 

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Filmed in Manila, Jokoy's entertaining standup special, In His Elements, brings together the best of culture and humour. Join the charismatic comedian as he tours Manila and introduces the local culture to a global audience—bridging the familiar and the funny to create a special we can all be proud of. With jokes, dance performances, and guest stars of other talented Filipino artists, Jokoy manages to level up his usual performance and proves that homegrown talent truly is best. 

A nod to his Vietnamese wife (named Tran Ho), You Complete Me, Ho is Ken Jeong's first Netflix special. In it, the Hangover actor discusses the ups and downs of making it in Hollywood, while still being a licensed doctor and stand-up comedian. In his usual irreverent style, Jeong immerses his audience in a lighthearted world of laughs that makes this show (directed by Crazy Rich Asians director Jon M. Chu) both entertaining and relatable. 

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Looking amazing on her 40th birthday in a tight black playsuit, Tiffany Haddish opens up about her experiences as a black woman in this hour-long stand-up special. Using song and dance alongside witty life observations, Haddish successfully creates an atmosphere that's both sexy and hilarious. 

Pop culture icon Jerry Seinfeld returns to the stage in Netflix's Jerry Before The Seinfeld. In it, Seinfeld returns to the club that gave him his start in the 70's, musing on his journey from budding comedian to 90's star in an hour-long special filled with both new material and familiar old jokes.  

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Ali Wong returns to the Netflix stage after Baby Cobra with Hard Knock Wife. Pregnant with her second baby, Wong makes a fantastic comeback onstage with new truths and observations about motherhood and marriage. 

The ebullient Iliza Shlesinger has witty new observations for us in her special, Elder Millennial. Not only does she discuss the ever-changing world of the 21st century, but she also shares her honest but funny opinions on the differences between men and women in today's dating scene. 

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