Synopsis

Fresh off his 'Big World Tour,' playing to over 800,000 fans in sold out arenas across the globe, Multi-award winning comedian Michael McIntyre recalls international encounters like avoiding shark attacks in Australia, New Zealanders' strange relationship with vowels, the difference between performing for a US audience vs. a British audience, as well as his trademark tales of family life.

Fresh off his 'Big World Tour,' playing to over 800,000 fans in sold out arenas across the globe, Multi-award winning comedian Michael McIntyre recalls international encounters like avoiding shark attacks in Australia, New Zealanders' strange relationship with vowels, the difference between performing for a US audience vs. a British audience, as well as his trademark tales of family life.