I enjoy the stylings of both of these performers, and while they weren't my first choice for a match-up, I must say, it's a rather successful one. The show is each of them, first one, then the other, doing their thing, and they're both on stage for about fifty minutes. The 166 minutes listing, on this site and on the DVD, is for both put together, plus the special features. Last-mentioned are plentiful, and while they aren't all equally funny(or of the same technical quality, and beware of a volume difference or two, if choosing Play All), they are in the style of the two, and do tend to be entertaining. Tingleff runs his usual, quiet, cynical and occasional loud/ever-so-slightly psychotic routine, and garners many laughs. Hartmann isn't as volatile as he has been other times, but still "angry", cynical, and gets the audience going, as well. They are both entirely recognizable in their two brands, to anyone who knows them. They both bring up good points, and talk about some of the same subjects(without it sounding like the same bit done again). It's filmed well, coverage is almost entirely spot-on. Editing is great, as well. Both stay mostly "invisible", as they should, since that's not the focus of this. There is some sexual and otherwise mature stuff in this, if not an awful lot of language. This DVD is worth owning for stand-up comedy enthusiast, and a noteworthy production just on the amount of material. I recommend it to any such individual, as well as any fan of either or both. 8/10
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