Jeff Allen

n this 4 PM Funnies clip, the comedian breaks down what happens when a doctor tells you to get in shape later in lifeand technology gets way too involved. From a Fitbit that tracks every move (or lack of one), to fake workouts, hotel-room 5Ks, and a very strong case against taking up skiing at 60, this set is packed with self-deprecating humor and relatable excuses. If youve ever tried to outsmart your fitness tracker or questioned why your watch knows so much about you, this one hits close to home.

A fast, self-deprecating opener about being a teenage manager at a 7-Eleven. He covers the graveyard shift, firing himself, late-night customers, microwave disasters, and shoplifting attempts, all built around exaggerated retail chaos and bad decisions.

A dad talks about parenting his 19-year-old Army son, The Talk, and the way teenage boys inhale every bit of food in the house. From bike helmet memories to parents secretly hiding brownies in the bedroom, its a clean, family-focused set about real-life home chaos and middle-age humor.

A husband takes his wifes beauty advice a little too literally and decides to try waxing for the first time. What follows is pure comedic chaos from the first strip to the final Ew. His story of pain, pride, and pink skin will leave you laughing (and rethinking your next spa visit).

Jeff Allen shares timeless (and hilarious) marriage advice learned the hard way from his dads pre-wedding warning to 20 years of trying to be right versus staying happy. A clean, faith-based comedy favorite about love, patience, and why husbands eventually stop keeping score.

Comedian Jeff Allen on the joys of parenting teenagers, from Boy Scout camp hygiene disasters to classic we swam every day excuses. With sharp humor, he compares teen life to living with a bad televangelistempty pockets, goofy haircuts, and all.

ast, clean stand-up about real family life: Hawaii without the kids, yelling at other peoples kids, and a three-year-old on a leash. Potty training, poop boy on the loose, teen chaos, BB-gun nostalgia, and a tongue-piercing debate. Marriage communication, closet vision, carving a chicken gone wrong, and late-night noise checks. Skiing wipeouts, gym orientation with 2%-body-fat Todd, dieting/rice cakes, and pet misadventures (dog, cat, even a pig). Relatable, faith-friendly laughs from start to finish.

A clean, lighthearted look at the funny lengths parents go to for a little peace, quiet, and a snack. This relatable routine offers wholesome laughs about family life, kids, and the joy of shared moments.

This quick comedy bit imagines Adam and Eves first day getting dressed in the Garden of Eden, poking fun at the classic struggle of finding something to wear. Playful, clean, and cleverhumor about human nature from the very beginning.

In this powerful testimony-turned-comedy set, a former atheist from Chicago shares how his path through addiction recovery, therapy, and unexpected friendships led him to Christ. With honesty, humility, and humor, he reflects on his transformationfrom performing in Vegas clubs to speaking in churchesand how God used unlikely people (and even golf) to break through. A story of grace, conviction, and second chances

Comedian Jeff Allen shares a laugh-out-loud moment from his married life, recalling the early days of getting dressed for date nightand how his wifes simple question, Is that what youre wearing? taught him a lifelong lesson. With 38 years of marriage under his belt, Jeff turns relatable frustrations into comedy gold. Watch now for a funny and familiar look at marriage dynamics.

Jeff Allen shares hilarious stories about marriage, parenting, and everyday strugglesfrom golf carts and toddlers to skiing mishaps and health clubs. His down-to- earth humor connects on the real chaos of family life. If you appreciate clean, relatable comedy, youll enjoy Jeffs take on surviving it all with laughter.

Comedian Jeff Allenone of the top 25 Christian comedians for 2025shares what its like raising two teenagers and all the changes that come with it.

Who needs Sunday service when youve got a teenager behind the wheel? 😂

Back when I was single, I had the perfect system for keeping track of my underwear. Now that Im married...apparently it's not okay 😂

Marriage tip: If she doesnt like what youre wearing, youll find out. Eventually.